Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-01-14

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since.
Mrs. William Hoyt. whose illness was
mentioned two weeks since, did not rally
from the attack of the terrible disease.
but fingered until Sunday Dec. 80 and
then died.
The religious meetings held during
the week of prayer were held In the
Methodist church. Rev. Boardman
uniting with Rev. Folsome in the effort
to do good.
Lyman Udall's horse became frigh-
tened few days since by an accident
to the sleigh, and ran tipping over the
sleigh and throwing out Mrs. Udall and
some children who were with her; fortu-
nately they escaped without serious inju-
ry.
What came near being serious acct
dent happened here on the night Of the
10th. of Jan. AS Timothy and Edgar
Hoyt were coming up Black river hill to
North Craftsbury. they were met by
boys sliding down hill. this frightened
the horse and it turned around, throw
ing both men out. injuring them quite
severely, though fortunately not danger
ously. Sliding on the highway is very
dangerous sport. and it is hoped it will
be stopped before any more teams are
demolished or heads smashed.
GLOVER.
The next Vestry meeting will be held
at Dea. Simonds Jan. "a.
The lecture last evening on Modern
Wonders" by Rev. Mr.. Dickinson was
good one and appreciated by good au-
dience.
Amos Cook. master of Orleans Grange,
invited his grange friends last Saturday
to an entertainment at his home the &C.
cassion was an enjoyable one.
The Ladies of the Universalist society
of Glover will give an entertainment of
plays, tableaux, music, and an oyster sup
per Jan. 25th. Bill for supper rs cents.
The North church sabbath school
elected last sabbath the following officers
for the ensuing year: Superintendent,
Dea. Charles Marston asst superin-
tendent, A. C. AtherLon; librarian, G..
W. Clark.
The Albany Cornet band. assisted by
some of its friends. will give an enter
tainment at Institute Hall, Thursday
evening, of this week. They give an
excellent entertainment, and deserve a
generous patronage
Willard Bogue has just completed a
building on his highway near his wood
lot in Sheffield. in which he has placed
drag saw, propelled by water. He H.
tends to saw his wood, butter tub timber,
and in short everything usually worked
up by saw of this kind.
GREENSBORO
A singing school is in prospect. with
A. NJ. Hartman of North Wolcott a.
teacher.
The week of prayer was suitably OBJ
served, by meetings being held in differ
ent parts of the town.
The ice harvest fairly set in last week
Hardwick people took advantage of tn
pleasant and warm days and drew hom
large quantities.
The cold wave of last week reache,
its hight Tuesday morning. the Their
molneter indicating from 2So to So
below zero. according to location.
Mr.. David Calderwood has move
into Mr.. Ingalls, house near the pond
and Dr. Gould last week took possession
of the DR.. Calderwood premises.
g The high wind of Friday last was
severe reminder to the road surveyor
of work to be done. They have had a
easy time thus far during this winte
t as the roads have been. up to that dat,
o entirely free from drifts. which is quit
!, an unusual occurrence. the time of yea
and the drifting roads of Greensbol
v considered.
= IRASBURGH.
Religious meetings have been hel
here for three weeks, and much goo
results.
There will be singing school in tn
. place. commencing tonight under tt
leadership of NJ. NJ. Taplin.
On Thursday evening. Jan. 8. ru
IS got the upper hands of one of our citizel
n and resulted in general disturbance
e which two citizens got severe cuts c
d the head. in trying to make peace.
% The public installation of grang
II officers is to be held at the Vestry
it Wednesday evening. 2 E. Jameson
ID to deliver the address. Mr.. Jameso
al We notice, has been lecturing in Oran,
so County, of late.
r. JAP.
u H. Allen is cutting and drawn
u 1000 cords of wood on to the S. E. ra
10 way.
IN The widow of G. w. Crandall h
in received $4,000 insurance money on t
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