Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-04-26
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Ed. Hatch & Sons, have built a
and are going to run a
neat-cart this season.
The friends of Rev. A. M. Wheeler
ire very sorry to learn that he is not to
remain here another year.
The little daughter of Alba Merrill
has mother, grandmother, great grand
mother and great-great-grandmother.
Derby.
z. c. Blake has traded his place
near this village with Frank Sawyer.
for farm in East Charleston.
Quarterly meeting services at the NJ.
E. church on Saturday afternoon and
Sunday, at the usual hour for services.
Will the person who stole the nest of
eggs, from the barn of Tolman JENNIE, a
few days since, please return the China
nest egg? 1t is marked.
Mr.. o. Robinson has rented and takes
possession of the Moses Rogers house,
and William Hazeltine moves into the
house vacated by Mr.. Robinson.
Rev. Mr.. Healy, who was elected
town supt. of. schools at our annual
March meeting, has resigned the office.
and Rev. w. J. Johnson has been ap-
pointed to fill the vacancy.
Examinatiop.o of persons desiring Ii
cense to teach will be held at Academy
Hall, Saturday, May 1st at 9 a. m.
Candidates will please supply them
selves with pencil and paper, and fifth
reader.
The last lyceum Of the term was held
on Wednesday evening. These meet
ings have been we'll attended through
out the term. and have resulted in much
profit to all who have engaged in the
work.
Rev. E. P. Wild of Newport will de-
liver his lecture, subject, MARY, Queen
of Scots" at the Academy Hall on We'd
nesday evening-Rev. W. J. johnson
delivers his monthly sabbath evening
lecture, at the M. E. church next sab.
bath evening.
Glover.
Charley Darling recently dislocated
his knee while pulling on his boot.
The sister of Rev. Mr. Thomas, who
has suffered so long with cancer, dice
on the l4th. inst.
James Walker and family have NOV.
cd into the Bennett house.-Mrs Kim
ball now occupies Frank McLellan''
house.
A. G. and F. Phillips have just pur
chased short horn bull of H. G. Cleve
land out of the Lady Grey stock thi
stock is noted for its milking qualities.
Mr.. Simonds is having wonderful sue
cess IN the sale of the Boyd battery. H
has sold over dozens of them. The,
are highly spoken of by those usini
them.
The public examination of teacher
for the town on Glover, will take plac
at school-room No. 2, Institute build
ing, Glover village, next Saturday Ma
lst, commencing at 9 o'clock a. m. Tn
public are invited.
About thirty-fve of the friends {
Herman Frost went to Sheffield on th
18th inst, and made him and wife a
anniversary visit. Several silver present.
we're carried, and very agreeable visi
was enjoyed. Mr.. Frost had plent
of new sugar, and other edibles, and hi
friends were generously treated,
Holland.
Nellie Judd is to teach the SUNNI,
term in district No. 5.
G. R. Caswell has bought of the e
tate of Portus Baxter, II lots of lar
in the third division in Holland, all
two lots of Nancy Gibson.
Fitzgerald Grindell of Island Pom
and James Boothman of Holland, ha'
purchased between eight and nine hu
dred acres of land of H. D. Holmes
price $4,000.
Rev. A. B. Blake returns to Hollan
by decree of the Conference, and wi
this year preach only at Holland &c
ter and Morgan Corner. Morgan &c
and East Charleston are to make
charge by themselves.
Mrs. Lucinda Ferrin, widow of t
late Mica Ferrin, who has been livi
at Essex Junction for some time pa
was brought here dead on the 23d in
She was buried on the Oath. Mrs. F,
rim was very excellent woman, and
member of the Congregational .chur
for many years.
/, Irasburgh.
l Ansel Sears moves on to the Wal
farm.
VIM. Kidder has sold his hill ia
1 to B. f. Kidder.
, Mr.. Mari moves on to the VIM. Pei
farm, exchanging the grist-mill for it.
. Ira Smith has decided his farm
f VIM. l.. Locke. Smith goes to St. Jol
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