Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-01-07

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ban Darling met at his residence, New
Years evening. to celebrate the tenth
of his marriage. 1t was
very pleasant occasion which all seemed
to enjoy.
VEST GLOVER.
Messrs. Wright & King raised the
last season, from four bushels of seed,
SO bushels of seed wheat. on two acres
of ground. The wheat was raised on that
part of the Elihu Wright place which
lies in Albany.
EVANSVILLE.
Nathan Leonard has been unfortunate
in the loss of a good team horse.
A lyceum has been started in the
school. which will be of interest to all
concerned.
Miss Nettie Cutler. teacher. received
several valuable presents, New Years
night. from her scholars.
GREENSBORO.
A concert by the Barker troupe neces-
states the postponement of the Reform
Club one week which will bring the
next meeting, Jan. 18th.
The Ladies Sewing Society have in
augurated series of sociables for the
winter The first one was held at the
town hall last Tuesday eve, and was
quite successful.
The Sabbath School anniversary was
held last Thursday evening. G. L.
Baker was elected superintendent for
the 10th year. Dea. Marshall assistant.
Geo. N. Drury clerk and treasurer, J. o
Cutler librarian. No. of teachers, IL.
No. of scholars 10; average attendance
SO.
IRASBURGH.
At the annual meeting of the Cong.
Sunday School Society. DR.. Rowell was
reelected Superintendent.
The new years ball at Pixies was not
very largely attended. 1t passed off
quietly and pleasantly.
The Irasburgh Club is in vigorous
operation this winter. and is doing a
good work for the community. The
meetings are held weekly, and are well
attended.
Union meetings have been held by the
Congregational & Methodist societies OF
this place for two wee6s past and are to
be continued during the week of prayer
Rev. Mr.. Clapp. Chittenden and Chaplin
have each assisted the resident pastor;
during the meeting. Some interest has
been manifested in the meetings.
MORGAN.
The house belonging to Calvin Brown
was burned on Thursday morning
Loss $1,000. partially insured. Tn,
fire is supposed to have caught from
defective stovepipe. or from the chin
ney's burning out +; very little of tn
household furniture was saved. Mr.
Browns granary. which was over a she,
connected with the house, was burned
together with nearly all of his suga
tools.
NORTH TROY
DR.. c. S. Rogers of South Troy, ha
been appointed liquor agent for the town
Dionpe. the man who lately reporte'
himself the victim of robbery. proves t
have been noted fraud and cheat
A boy by the name of Henry Cham
berlin. recently broke into a store, an
stole quantity of jewelry and som
money. He was arrested, brought be
fore justice. plead guilty and sent t
Jail to await trial by the County court.
WEST'NORE.
The icy time of the last few week
has been productive of accidents. Gec
Nutting while sliding on New Year
day ran against post end broke his lie
MIR Cutters horse broke from b
fastening last Monday night and aftt
interviewing a wood pile. and gettin
J clear of the wagon ran toward Barton
No very serious damage done.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
The first death that ever occurre
among the large number of children
the Theophius Drew family of Danvill
was that of Mrs. Almira Drew Raj
dali. who lately died in North Danvill
The authorities of Burke and Suite
lately held meeting at Trull's hotel
West Burke, to see what they would {
about the matter of damages, which +
suited to |. X. Drew and H. Nye
Barton, when they ran off the bank ne'
the old Beckwith mill.
| LYNDoNvILLE.-D. Silsby and L.
1 Shonyo have rented tenements in J.
Pillsbury's building.
C. W. Cade from Barton Landing b
opened boarding house in the Chesl'
Block and will board the L. G. Crane
help.
The singing school under the tuiti'
of Mr.. Bean is in bad way. but it
| hnned that mattars will he rIvhtnd al