Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-02-03
nish N. M. Scott with 1900 logs to be
drawn to So. Glover mill.

recently received as present from the
members, nice easy-chair.
The County Union Reform Club will
hold its second annual meeting at Glov-
er village, Feb. 18th. commencing at
10 o'clock a. m. Interesting speakers
are expected to be present. Further
notice next week.
The gathering of the NJ. E. Parsonage
Society last Friday evening at F. P. A.
Clark's was success the tables were
bountifully supplied. 176 persons took
supper and there was enough and to
spare. Uncle Fred and aunt Eliza gave
their guests hearty welcome and the
occasion was highly enjoyed by all pre-
sent.
VEST CLOVER.
Judge Thompson will deliver the
next lecture of the course on Monday
evening.
GREENSBORO.
The Presbyterian church gave their
pastor, Rev. Albert Stewart a good do
nation visit last week, A good cham
Der set was among the presents.
The entertainment given here for the
library association, last week was sue
cess. Mr.. J. z. Martin, who has had
considerable experience in the line, and
who has the natural talent for an actor,
did much for the success of the enter
tainment. Other exhibitions will be
given.
The ladies of Greensboro Bend and
Hardwick, having arranged to surprise
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Damon, by bona: 1fde
donation, on the 18th inst, at an early
hour in the evening fifty or more friends
from far and near assembled at their
residence. The evening was very pleas
antly spent in social converse, singing,
and partaking of refreshments furnish
ed by the guests. Remarks were made
and prayer offered by Mr. Damon. AL
together, it proved very pleasant and
successful enterprise, one of the bright
spots in life, and evidently enjoyed by
all. Free-will offerings were left with
Mr.. and Mrs. Damon, estimated at $24.-
25; and for these tokens of kind regard
the recipients are truly grateful.
IRASBURGH.
u. E. Jameson lectured before the
Club on Saturday night.
William Taplin has again rented his
farm to Mr.. Tucker.-Mr. Hitchcock
formerly of Albany has rented the Allen
farm.
Homer Somers got one of his horses
through the ice recently into the river,
help being at hand the horse was lifted
out without severe injury.
There will be Missionary meeting
at the Methodist church next Sunday
at 2 o. m. Revs. johnson and Wallace
of Barton will be present to deliver ad.
dresses.
The lyceums in Dis. No. closed with
an interesting debate on Thursday ev.
ening. 1t. W. W. Foster read an in.
teresting paper on, Field and Camp life
in the South.
Court opens tomorrow, with the pros
poet of session Of average length
There are 227 cases on the old docket
and the large number of foreclosure
suits to be attended to.
Rev. J. A. Haley has closed his la
bors with the Cong. church for the pre-
sent. He will visit his friends in Ohio
and make trip to Europe and the Hol,
Land, before resuming pastoral dutie
again.
LOWELL.
, Parkhurst Page of Springfield is NOV
ing into the Silas Works house.
5 A. d. Mills came near being kllle
by falling tree, one day last week.
James Brown is shipping his potatoe
to the railroad, which he bought an
stored last fall. He has contracted ther
in Massachusetts at a good price.
Some time since Jake. Greenwood &C
wrathy at Emera Durivage for some
thing, and looked about for some caus
to punish him. He finally brought
; trespass suit against Durivage for picl
ing up few loads of stone in his pas
ture, during last fall. The case Wa
tried by jury who brought in verde
J., of forty cents. Jake punished his en'
: my few dollars worth, but it cost hi
!, twelve or fifteen dollars to do it.
r WESTFIELD.
A greaC amount OF SICKNESS, ana
f doctor in town.
J, Geo. Hill of No. Troy has moved int
n the Aseltine house.
f; Frank Clark has bought the Ordwa
It farm in Coventry, and Wooster Fiji
has moved on to the place vacated b
y Clark.
g Walter Durham has just fnishe
II cutting wood pile of 100 cords. +
s. intends to keep good stock of fuel G
e hand.
NEWPORT.
4 See what the Boston Clothing sto
! folks say this week.