Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01
Glover.

Glover.
The remains of Mrs. Samuel Gray
were recently brought from her home in
Baskerville, N. H., to this place for
burial
Mrs. G. G. Hardy and Miss Minnie
Williams started for the West last week.
Mrs. Hardy goes to visit her friends. and
Minnie will engage at teaching.
G. G. Beedle and Johnnie Prindle are
busily engaged in organizing their new
troupe. They will spare no pains to
make it first class in every respect.
DR.. Bickford, now practiclng phys
ician in this place, claims to have cured
a case of lockjaw, in town, in "a hours
from the commencement of treatment.
There is town meeting called at
10 o'clock Nov. End to see if the town
W i'll vote to arbitrate the "Stone Pond
Lawsuit" in which the town has been
engaged since May 1875. This is
sensible move if it can be accomplished,
as an arbitration settles the whole thing
and prevents all further litigation in
the matter. Long lawsuits are not pro-
| ftable.
Greensboro.
See advertisement of farm for sale.
The BOWS have sold out their stage
rout from Craftsbury to the Bend, to Mr..
Powers of Craftsbury.
A singing school is in progress under
the direction of Prof. James Whitney of
Craftsbury. Those who understand the
skill and ability of Mr.. Whitney as
teacher will need no further recommend.
The law case between Wooster and
the Vermont Farm Machine Co. VS.. Hill
& Prentice, in relation to the patent
milk cooling apparatus, is still in the
courts. Three days were recently used
in taking testimony.
Holland.
Geo. H. Tice has let job to Morrill,
Gray to cut and skid a large lot of lum-
Der this winter.
A large hen hewk recently bounced
down on a rooster at Mrs. Thirza Halls,
when the rooster walked off to the barn
with him, where he was captured by
Mrs. Hall.
Mr.. George, father of Clement George
of this town, recently attempted to CON-
nit suicide by cutting his throat. He
was discovered in the act and his life
was spared.
Lowell.
William Lockwood has taken the
Frank Sawyer farm on shares.
The Mitchell brothers have sold their
farms. Mr.. Shepard buying the Ed
wards place, VIM. and Ell Kirk buying
the Lance Sanborn farm. The Mitche
boys have gone back to Fairfax.
The boys gave Fred Jones seranadc
on Wednesday night, and repeated thu
exercise on Thursday night with vari
ations." Fred, though lover of fin
, music, did not appreciate the Lowell
band, and bombarded his friends will
potatoes. If a fellow gets married tn
best way is to stand treat on the frs
invitation.
! Cora Dutton, daughter of DR.. T. 7
Dutton, has record for industry an,
business capacity which few girls of he
age possess. Two years ago, her moth
} er being dead, she took upon herself tn
labors and the care of the family of tw
: persons Since then she has done tn
work for the family, attended school i
: her own district 49 weeks, and laugh
e Is weeks in an adjoining district, board
D ing at home when she was teaching.
0 Morgan.
e DIR. l.. p Rossier has taken rooms q
Jas. Moore's. He has been in practic
number of years and is highly recon
: mended as physician.
). Newport.
The Newport House was bid off ;
$4,000 by A. NJ. Brown.
O Capt. Caswell will draw his boat Q
shore and thoroughly repair it.
o Prouty & Miller are repairing IL
e steam mill and putting in new machiner
n Quarterly meeting services at the \
E. church next Sunday, with admission
and baptisms.
l. A lady living near the village to-
cold last Monday while hanging o
IF clothes and lived but few hours aft
she was attacked.
T. Baxter Post, No. 81, G. A. R. will no
! their monthly meeting Saturday evenin
Nov. 6. Important business requires
attendance of all.
NJ. G. SARGENT, Commander.
S. The new bell on the Catholic chur
ID rang for the first time on Sunday NOR
D. ing. The tone is fine. 1t will be ru
at a. M, II m. and p. m. hereaft'
as is the Catholic custom.
ar Newport Center.
i'll Stephen Farwell has moved into t
Samuel Meacham house at the mill,
a G. Sleener will have another loft