Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-02-21

Stili IN eelng. his church carried on
religious worship without minister for
several years but on July Il. 1910. Rev
salmon King. eff Connecticut was in-
stalled pastor.
With mills. stores. schools and a
church. Greensboro. though situated in
the extreme northern frontier Of settle
ments, lacked nothing Of civilization.
even as early as 1910. Mechanics.
among whom were Stanley and Babbitt
blaeksmiths physicians, among whom
were Huntington and Scott; lawyers. |
Moses Chase and joseph c. Bradley. !
and artir2ns Of various kinds were al
ready settled in the limits Of the town.
IRASBCRGH.
There are now eight prisoners in Jail
with a fair prospect Of more yet to come.
1t is said that there are now seven
teen widows within the limits Of
the village of Irasburgh Common. 1t
need not be added that divorces are rszy
rare occurrences IN this town.
The Temperance Convention next
Wednesday. will be held In the COngre-
gatiOnal church. and free entertainment
will be furnished all those who attend.
BY the citizens of this village.
The 18th inst. Alfred Cotton was ar
rested for the assault by him upon Hon.
E. P. Celton and Hon. |. n. Cushman.
mentioned in the MONITOR of last week.
The day following the Respondent was
brought before Samuel H. Howard. JUS
tice Of the Peace. who acted as the court
of inquiry. By request of Respondents
counsel. the hearing was continued to
March 10 Meanwhile Cotton is board
ing at the stone house. with Sheriff
Holdridge. L. H. Thompson. States
Atty. for State. ]. t. Allen and ". D.
Tyler Cor Respondent
LOHELL.
Henry Richardson sold his entire
stock Of harnesses at auction. last Fri
day. which SID for good price. He
intends to close up business and 60 west
in the spring.
Any one in want of boots on credit
had better get them at S. B. Parker's
shop before the first of March. as Sam
is bound to sell good boots st . reduced
price for cash down. after that time.
/ Those boys that locked the school,
house door and locked the writing school
in. the other night had better keep qui-
ct or they may get steady home, as
; their names are known They are the
same eulprits that disturbed the temper
Ance and religious meetings
School closed with rhetorical exercis-
es. the schools being united. Every
thing passed of pleasantly. In the high
/ Ct OS 4IAA1cuA tASLE NGLG StA SCAOi1AS
having no absent marks: Frank Brown,
Edgar Coolidge. Eugene Coolidge, Fred
die Phelps. Cora Jones and Lizzie Rich
ardsOn; twelve having no tardy marks
and seven not being reprOved during the
term for anything. The conduct of the
scholars. IS . whole, has been such as
was becoming in ladies and gentlemen.
thereby making the term pleasant for
both te.eher and pupils.
NEWPORT CENTRE.
Daniel Meaeham has finished = mill
near J. c. Daviscn's ssw-mill, for the
manufacture % shingles and shoe-pegs.
Rev. Jesse Spencer of Charleston,
preached . practical discourse at the
NJ E Church, last Sunday. from Gen.
80, II.
Frank Adams slipped and fell on the
: ice few days since, and badly cut his
; elbow with an AZ.
Newport Centre disclaims all owner
ship to the fellows spoken Of in our last
weeks Coventry items. We believe the
Palladium credits them TO West.
field.
The friends Of Baxter Bowman met al
; his house few evenings since. to cele
brate his tin wedding. Mr.. and Mrs
Bowman return hearty thanks for tn,
!, many useful presents left for their ben
eft
The funeral solemnities of Rober
BOEley were held at the VI. E Church
last Friday. He was member of tht
sabbath-sehool and was an exemplary
young man The funeral sermon wa
preached BY Rev. J. Morse. and wa
very affecting.
e NORTH TROY.
= Monday the 18th inst three younl
a ladies, Miss Eastman. Miss Hardy an'
4 Miss Hodgden. left here to attend th
IS State Normal School at Johnson
: Ezra Sezver. who has been sick wit
!. the variOlOid. has entirely recovered
= There are no new cases. and the pros
poets are that there will Be none
:. The family Of Major Morse has truel
been visited with affection. Mn
children have been sick with the canke
, rash. Of which eight have recovered
, The other one. daughter. has bee
: stopping IN Chicago. Ill, but cane HON
: to help take care Of the family durin