Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-04-01
WENT OHARLESTON

injured, on Wednesday last, by being
caught under some heavy timber which
he was unloading
VEST DERBY.
Elisha Lane is having his front store
enlarged and improved.
Blazing Star Lodge is on the point of
reorganization. M. H. Burbank propos-
es to show his sympathy and respect for
the lodge by giving all its members an
invitation to sugar party, on Saturday.
The time for which Rev. S. S. Nick
erson has been hired by the Free Bap-
fist church being near close, efforts are
being made to raise the amount necessa-
ry to retain him another year. 1t is
hoped the money can be raised, as Mr..
Nickerson is much liked and is doing a
good work.
This community has been startled of
late, by the frequency and fatality of
that dreaded disease, paralysis. Four
cases have occurred within the last three
weeks, three of which have resulted in
death. OF these was Mr.. Quimby, who
resided with Horace Waterman and
Mrs. Lindsay, mother of Mrs. B. B.
Field.
There is considerable changing of res
licences in this vicinity at present. G.
H. Marston has moved from the house
owned by A. j. White, and taken rooms
at f. Mitchell's Sired. Chatfeld has
hired part of the Albert Glincs house
and moved into it.-Mr. Woods of Der
by Line. has hired the WEIGH place for
1925 year.-George Hyde has left the
Mooney farm and moved back to his
home in the village.
GLOVER.
George w. Clark has moved to North
Troy.
There is considerable sickness in town.
Many are down with fevers.
Matt French has made over one ton
of sugar from less than one thousand
trees.
Johnnie Prindle has gone to Mass,
and is engaged as comic actor to a
minstrel troupe.
G. J. Lynds again takes possession Of
his farm. He buys 8 COWS of Mr.. Clark
the former occupant.
The concert given by Mr.. Bean at the
close of his singing school, deserved q
larger audience but few were present
to enjoy most excellent concert
Mr.. Weeks, having cleaned the stone
in the village cemetery, is at work il
the yard in the west part of the town
he certainly is doing good work. ant
has added much to the good looks of th,
yards.
At the annual school meeting in vii
lage district, c. P. Owen was chosel
moderator L. H. Nye, prudential com
mittee Chaplin Leonard, clerk and treas
t urer. Voted to raise ID cents on tn
J dollar of the grand list to defray 'ex
pense of schools for ensuing year.
, GREENSBORO.
O Last week was a notable week fo
r wedding anniversaries Monday even
ing. the 25th anniversary of S. N. Bate
and wife, though the severe weather pre-
vented large attendance. Wednesda
evening, the 10th anniversary of B. I
Chamberlin and wife. We have nc
learned the particulars of the affai
Friday evening, the 35th of J. A. Coco
rich and wife. Any interesting incident
{ of the occasions. if they come to hand
> will be noted next week.
l. GREENSBORO BEND.
/ J. 7. Simpson of Craftsbury, has r
Gently opened law office at Folsom
e hotel.
y Patch and Cutbertson have traded Fl
: the railroad wood the road paid Pate
10 500, and the remainder is to COZ
70 some other way.
, M. Penard has the job of making Il
:. boxes and stock lumber at Delano
Tolman's mill. An additional set
hands has been put on, and business
, lively.
- IRASBURGH.
Mrs. E. P. Cotton is very sick wi
Dt the lung fever.
John Wiley and A. E. Knights ha
III each lost a good cow, recently.
y, Sugar makers here have made abo
Ill the usual yearly amount of sugar.
- John Priest had a horse get his
~ broke the other day in the stall,
~ that it had to be killed.
s. LOWELL.
- Mrs. Woods has broken up HOT
% keeping here and goes to Lowell, Mas
~ to keep boarding house.
~ The few days Shedding during the Fl
! of last week was used advantageous
- by the lumbermen in getting their Ii
to the mills.
oh L. 0. Cox has employed Mr.. Johns
nv and another man from Barton Landil
- and nronoses tn do an eYtensive mar