Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-11-25

at Glover, both societies meeting at So.
Church. Also at West Glover.
The Subject for Lyceum We'd
nesday evening: Resolved, That the So
called science of Phrenology is hum
bug.
Alvin Scott has leased his farm to
Hamden Scott and moved to the village,
when he and Z, S. Leonard talk of put
ting in "a tub factory.
The last term of Orleans Liberal In
stitute closed with an examination last
Friday. Mr.. Chase the principal has
given good satisfaction.
The concert given by Blaisdell last
Friday evening was one of the best of
its kind ever held in this place. Not
withstanding the drenching rain there
was full house.
GREENSBORO.
Mr.. George NJ. Porter teaches the
school in Dis. No. this winter.
Mr. Burdick has exchanged his prop
erty IN this village for the Sewall place
at Hardwick Street.
The village boys recently succeeded
in capturing raccoon, which had pro-
cured comfortable quarters and borage
in Cuthbertson's barn.
In Dis. No. 2 the following scholars
have had no marks for hardness during
the term ending Nov. %; Clara Melvin,
Fanny Bailey, Inez Sawyer, Lillian
Smalley, Sarah Sawyer, Katie Harvey,
Fred Chandler, Writ Drury and May.
nard Hazen.
IRASBURGH.
w. L. Jameson has left for California.
Rev. S. W. Chaplin lectured before the
club on Saturday. His lecture was good.
Charley Sears bled profusely at the
lungs on Wednesday night, but is i'm
proving slowly.
Rev. Bemis of the Vermont Bible So
ciety preached at the Congregational
church yesterday.
LOWELL.
B. F. Algier has taken A. F. Hard
ing's farm for one year.
Clinton Newton has set up hosuekeep.
ing on the farm lately purchased of O.
E. Newton.
Henry Woods will let his farm and
90 to California, to stop with his father
who is out there year or more.
John Flint has gone to the "Yorl
State" to remain through the winter
with view of stopping there perma
nently if he likes.
NEWPORT.
Henry Caswell moves his jewelr.
store into the J. Y. Green drug store.
Aunt Salley Horton, who has been s
very sick, is recovering though "a year
of age.
? Alfred Randall purchased the Bari
, Mill chimney for So and he gets abou
; 100000 brick out of it, many of ther
: nearly as good as new.
NEWPORT CENTER.
Eli Lampher will make it hot 70
E that Frenchman for stealing his cow las
( Wednesday.
!. Lyman Williams got badly hurt tn
!. other day by slipping and falling acros
i a sleeper in his woodshed.
Il Cows sold at from SIC to $50, an
g hay at from $40 to II per ton, at Ho
y lis Gould's auction on the Goth inst.
Il SOUTH TROY.
Potatoes sell at 70 per bushel, butte
from IA to Is cts. per pound, and pou
9 try at low rates.
The latest sensation is the report tn;
catamount has been chasing sever;
. persons in this town.
o. John Ramsdell proposes to take dow
his house and move it to North Troy.
n H. W. Leach will be tried at Il
e County court for his assault on G.
n Albee.
IS Mrs. Geo. F. Boyden has returne
9 from Grand Rapids, where she has bee
on visiting trip.
WESTFIELD.
Is Ed. Boynton and Warren Farman ha,
skidded 1000 mill logs.
" Nettie Hitchcock has just returnt
ID home, after teaching seven month
u term of school in Albany.
y Will Boynton and family have go1
West, with the intention of carving OF
IL home on the western prairies,
III WESIIMORE.
II Several cases of severe typhoid fever
There will be a big ball at Averill
hall on the night of Thanksgiving.
Mr.. Tracy of Bloomington will tea
the winter school at Mill Brook, col
re- menciug the first Monday in December
We copy below an obituary mott
~ of Hon. Geo. B. Chandler, who was We
90 known, and the owner of many tho
sand acres of land in this town:
Mr.. George B. Chandler, formerly