Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1875-10-18
GLOTER
Sec Mrs. l.. +. Parker's reading no.

Sec advertisement of Mrs. J. Kendall
Henry Preston has had slight para
lytic shock. 1t is hoped he may fully
recover from the effects of it.
Jackson BeaH, son of A. P. Bean. re-
Gently received a verdict at Rutland, of
$4,000, for false Imprisonment at the
time of the war.
AlonzO Spaulding and family have
recently rented part of Mrs. Benefits
house. Mr.. Sias King has also moved,
during the past week, into his new house
at the village.
The soldiers of the Glover military
company are requested to meet at this
village next Saturday for the purpose of
drill and to receive their muskets. 9th
er parties wishing to get good guns for
a very cheap price can be accommodated.
The rosette party came off as an
nOunced on the evening of Oct. 18th. and
although the evening was pleasant. but
few were present Much credit Is due
the young ladies for the effort made
The entertainment was excellent, con-
sisting of tableaux, charades. instrument
al and vocal music, &c. The supper
was choice and abundant.
VEST CLOVER.
Our school house is being repaired
and when done will be one of the best
in town.
Remember Hugh Carr. Jr's auction,
next Thursday, at 9 o'clock, a m.
Charles Cutler lost fine OK Saturday
night, Oct 9. 1t broke loose in the
stable and ate too much meal.
GREENSBORO.
The Gospel Workers were here one
week ago last Sunday.-had very inter-
esting meetings, but no new converts.
The new militia Company is prosper
ing. Thirty-six men have signed the
paper, and will meet for drill Saturday
eve, the %, inst.
If you have occasion to visit Green's
boro, remember that you can get as good
a meal. or find as comfortable quarters
at Cooks hotel as you can find anywhere
Farmers must be the prospecting elias:
judging from the preparations making
for new barns. d. C.. Melvin, David
Calderwood, and John Simpson Jr. are
digging their cellars and building the
foundation for new ones next year.
The last meeting of the Choral Unior
was thinIy attended, so the committe,
concluded not to call another at present
Auction sale of Alexander William
: son. on the place formerly owned b,
Erastus Randall, on Wednesday Octobe
%. On account of loss by fire, he i
obliged to sell his remaining property a
auction. See advertisement and bills.
! The dwelling house with almost it
entire contents of Mr.. Alexander vii
Hanson was consumed by fire on Sunda
afternoon, the 10th inst. Mr.. William
son with two children was attendin
church at the village, leaving Mrs "
Q with two children at home. No hel
was near and before it could be obtained
the fire had made such progress that
u was impossible to save the house or il
: contents. 1t was insured in the We
J. mont Farmers Co., for s40o. This is
E. heavy loss for Mr.. Williamson, especial
'i at this season Of the year, and he wi
d have the sympathy Of the communlt
for he is now destitute of house or an
supplies for himself or family.
=. LRASBURGH.
w. f. Brewster and family have mo
- ed into the "Denison House." so Gale
Fred Conner has bought the sta
ut line between Irasburgh Common al
1r Barton Landing. ~
ne Burton Pike of Wolcott, bought Po'
he ellis hotel, the Irasburgh House, on t
S, 18th inst, paying for the bare hOu:
he $3.50. .
d W. D. Tyler is making quite exte
ne sive repairs and changes in and abo
his dwelling house, which are mark
improvement
- The marriage of DIR. C. Z. Templet
" and Miss Ada Bogue was celebrated
" the 18th inst, at the Cong. church. I
Episcopal marriage service was perforl
st. ed by Bishop Bissell of Burlington,
,es The church was crowded. After the 5,
he vice large number Of the friends
nd the bride and bridegroom attended tn
x reception at DIR. TempletOn's house.
together it was very pleasant affa
let and the worthy couple have the b
las wishes of their many friends in this a
nd other towns.
Is. On the 18th inst. three young fellO
la ranging from 10 to Is years old, w
en- at work at S. o. Clark's in Iras bur,
er. While there one Aaron Bickford.
nd their request, procured them a pint
liquor which they proceeded to dril
When they reached home at the Go
the mon, all three were drunk, and one
tbarD ,rox;ny noisv his friends had