Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-27
Some Of the Glover people club to.

one another, and Dy this means get
great amount of irst-class reading for
a small sum of money. Mr.. H. S. Chap
lain acts as librarian. This is thing
that might be done in any community
where the people have spunk enough to
start it.
West Glover.
S. T. Vance has rented the Vance
farm for another year.
A. j. Spaulding has put line of
groceries into the McGafey store at
South Glover.
Read Mr.. Randalls new advertise
ment. He offers his store, goods and
other property for sale.
H. Whitney's mill caught fire one day
last week, but the fire was discovered in
time to prevent serious loss.
Mrs. G. B. Thomas is in town. she is
preparing to move their goods to Am
herst, Mass. Mr.. Thomas is in criti-
cal condition of health.
Greensboro.
The ice harvest is in full blast with
excellent ice.
H. Phillips of Glover is talking Of
opening harness shop here.
N. L. Spaford recently saw flock Of
robbins. what does it indicate? Chat
the birds are very foolish in remaining
here SO long.)
H. H. Warner has left his black
smithing and gone to farming, and we
are in need of a blacksmith. Here is a
good place for one.
The council of ministers called in the
case of Rev. Patten voted to accept his
resignation, Rev. Albert S. Stewart has
read his letter of resignation, and We
are liable soon to be without pastor in
the village. MIR. Stewards household
effects are offered for sale at good bar
gain.
Greensboro Bend.
Christmas was celebrated here or
Saturday night.
Large quantities of potatoes are being
shipped from this station.
Holland.
James Boothman is minus VALUABLE
horse-epizoo.
Burton Moulton has sold his place il
Morgan to Rev. R. Maplesden, and ha
moved here.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Robinson ar
spending the winter in Island Pond witt
their children. Mrs. Robinson's healtl
is very poor.
George Brown, who cut his foot s
badly few weeks since, is out O.
crutches it takes a severe ailment t
keep him in the house long at time.
IraSburgh.
Willie A. Webster started for Kansa
City. No.. last Friday.
The farmers meeting was we'll attend
ed and the discussions sensible an
practical. A report of the meeting wi
appear in the MONITOR next week.
Lowell.
g. W. Parker has bought mill i
Irasburgh and will move there soor
Sorry to lose him.
E. J. Crafts makes short work {
building. His house, commenced sine
snow fell, is done. and he will have
new barn in few days.
The gang who threw mud on the pair
of Lawrence's house are known, and the
are trying to get up remonstranC
| against her drawing pension for ht
| dead son. A SUBSCRIBER.
Morgan.
Rev. Richard Maplcsden sell larg
amount of personal property next Satu
day-all his stock, tools, hay, grain an
furniture.
Christmas was duly celebrated at Il
Corner on Friday evening. There WI
a large gathering and two trees WEI
heavily loaded with presents, the poo
being literally remembered. The exc
cises consisted of addresses by I.
Taylor and Rev. A. B. Blake, Mr.. an
Mrs. Blake sung several pieces of appr
j pirate music. and the occasion was mac
very enjoyable. The pastor was remen
bered by generous purse of money.
Newport.
The officers-elect of Baxter Post n
81, G. A. R. for the year ensuing will
duly installed January 1, at o'clocl
| p. m. ISAAC KIMBALL, Adjt.
Jesse and William Laha have gone
| Newport Center numbering with the
teams.
Parties are offering Sc a thousand f
logs, except hemlock, delivered at tt
depot yard. t
The donation for the Rev. Mr.. Aust
was very pleasant affair and resultt
in liberal contribution.
! J. G. Moulton gets the ice for the
R. Cos. this year, some 80 or 40 ca
loads. He is filling large house f
other purposes.
Christmas passed quietly, trade beil