Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-16
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cXcellenI ScnoOl tduSnt III Inc village
district by Miss Fairchild.
Quite delegation from this village
attended the funeral services of DR.. Hin
man at West Charleston last Friday.
Moses Rogers, who has been in Boston
having an operation performed upon one
of his fingers, has returned with well
hand.
w. H. Human was recently offered
$500 for his trotting mare, but refused
that price, saying he does not propose to
give her away.
The winter term of the Academy closed
on Friday with sociable. The pros
poets for large attendance during the
spring term are good.
The Ladies Aid Society meets at the
NJ. E. parsonage next Wednesday after
noon, with young peoples sociable in
the evening. All invited.
The following are the number of mar
riages, births and deaths that have oc-
Cured in town the past year: Marriages,
80; births, IS j; deaths, q.
Willis Sivright, who has been teach
ing school in Salem this winter, has been
compelled to give up his school and re-
turn home, on account of sickness.
AS Mrs. G. Severance was going down
cellar one evening last week she slipped
and fell down stairs, badly bruising her
face and narrowly escaping hurting her.
self severely.
There issome complaint that the re-
ports about the measles at the Center,
have been injurious to the business in.
terests of that village. 1t is now said
that there is not a case of measles in
the village.
The Good Templars are weekly re-
ceiving large additions to their numbers
Seventeen have joined their numbers ii
the past two weeks. Recently the fol
lowing officers were installed, at Clyde
Lodge, No. 76, l. 0. of G. T., for thu
ensuing quarter: w. G. T., A. J. All
bee; W. V. T., Amy Badger; W. R. S.
Mrs. o. S. Badger; W. l.. s., Mar!
Gray; w. S., Ernest Allbee; W. A. S.
Miss H. NJ. Marrett; W. f. S., Tolmal
JENNIE; W. F., Mrs. S. Putney W. G.
Rev. W. J. Johnson; W. NJ, G. F. Dav
is; w. d. NJ, Marion l.. Leach W.
G., Mrs. S. G. Hayes; W. o. G., Bigb,
!, Gray.
CLOVER.
Ladies' Aid Society meets this weel
Thursday p. m, at the vestry.
Samuel Phillips recently fell in hi
barn and dislocated his shoulder.
District clerks are requested to ham
e in the school registers before town meet
!. ing if possible.
G. G. Coomer will sell lot of COWS
horses, and other property at auction, o.
a Monday, March 1st.
Ladies Parsonage Society meets a
K vestry of North church. Friday afternoo
and evening. All are cordially invited
I Republican caucus at town hall, Sal
e urday eve of this week, at o'clock, t
e elect delegates to the Montpelier cor
vention.
# Mrs. Jeanette Phillips has Gala iii
which had 10 buds and blossoms upo
D it at one time, which does not ofte
e happen to this plant.
:, A large gathering of the friends {
= Major Wheeler, met at his residenC
last Thursday eve. Presents were di
- tributed and good time enjoyed.
Remember the lecture at North churc
. Thursday eve, Feb. 18th, by Rev. Al
! nette Shaw. Subject. "Helps and Hi
derances. Misses Carrie Prindle an
May Randall, with others, will furnis
entertaining music. Admission 5 cent
8, There is to be leap year ball at Il
re Union House, Glover, Tuesday evenir
10 Feb. Oath. Music, Kittredge's ban,
1T The ladies propose to have very plea
rs ant and agreeable party, and none b.
y, handsome and respectable gents will |
IL in any danger of an invitation.
VEST CLOVER.
DIR. Branch of Coventry lectures he
er on Tuesday evening.
g. Rufus Farr received pension AREA
d amounting to more than $1,000.
:, Fred Sisco is reported to be makir
preparations for building house.
Mrs. John Thorp fell from chair +
Gently and broke her arm near the wri:
10 Henry Cutler has let the T. Bak
y farm to man in Wolcott. Mr.. Bak
1t. intends to go west.
We The singing convention held here Ia
week by Prof. Whitney was we'll atten
ed and of much value to the singer
:. Mr.. Whitney's experience as teach
= and his excellent musical taste make hi
:. one of the best of music masters al
- teachers. Among those present frc
other localities were Prof. B. F. Rix
Lowell, Mass, Mrs. Jewell, Mess
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