Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-04-12
and NJ. A. Adams aas taken possession of
the house vacated by Mr.. Carpenter.

we nave new stage driver from tnlS
place to the Line now. The Island
Pond stage is going through to Newport,
instead of to the Line. as formerly.
The question for discussion at the
lyceum this week: Resolved, That an
advocate is justified in defending client
whom he knows to be guilty of the crime
with which he is charged"
There will be no services at the
Methodist church on Sunday, as Rev.
J. w. johnson will be away at the
NJ. E. Conference at Barton Land
ing.
F. B. Wilson has sheep which has
brought seven lambs in Ii months, 5 of
which she has raised two died on ac-
count of the cold weather. He also has
nine sheep this year which have raised
19 lambs. Who beats?
VEST DERBY.
Frank Gardner was chosen school
committee for Dis. No. IL.
1t is feared that not sufficient sum
of money can be raised to pay Rev. Mr..
Milliken for another years service. He
is we'll liked, but the church is small,
| and it is hard to raise the money to sup
port minister.
On Wednesday last the friends of
Marshal Lindsay and wife, gave them a
silver wedding surprise party. The
house was filled and the evening was an
occasion of much enjoyment. There
were various and costly gifts, beside SIG
in silver coin. May they live to see a
golden wedding.
GLOVER.
Farmers in this vicinity have made
about l-2 lb. of sugar to the tree.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet at
the vestry of North church, Thursday
afternoon of this week.
Mr.. Jerome of Barton has taken the
Luke Drew farm, and rented house OF
l.. W. Foster of So. Glover.
Mr.. A. G. Anterior is in Essex, New
York, he is there visiting a brother
that he has not seen for twenty years.
o. V. Percival of Barton has recently
purchased the Challis place in Glover
village; it will seem pleasant to have
OrsOn with US again.
Rev. Mr.. Thomas has returned tc
town and resumed his labors. The sis.
ter he visited while absent, is rapidly
failing and can live but short time.
Enoch B. Simonds of Glover is sell
ing the Boyd Galvanic Battery, and will
visit several towns in the county. He
always looks after MONITOR delinquent;
and it will be we'll for them to be ready
to see him.
GREENSBORO.
Sugar makers are disguised, to use {
mild term.
Virgins is remOdellng his bar-room
great improvement and much needed.
Forty-eight dogs have been licensed
up to April lst, and few more to b.
licensed, or there will be some deat
dogs.
Mr.. Moses Patten was to have started
on his annual vacation last week, blu
a severe cold prevented. He will pro
badly go this week.
o. W. Howard, our harness maker. i
going to Keene, N. H., to work. W
are very sorry to have bin go. He j
a good workman and good fellow.
GREENSBORO BEND.
The Mill Co. are shipping larg
quantity of chair stock.
1t is reported that the insurance com
pany will rebuild the I. G. Batchelde
store, rather than pay the insurance Oh
the burned building.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. Tryphena Clapper is in feebl
condition of health, having been confn
ed to her bed three months.
R. Moulton is putting new waite
wheel in his mill, sufficient to cut 10
900 feet of lumber per day.
At the David Brown auction, he'll
April, Sd, COWS sold for from $50 to 49,
and all other property at correspondent
rates. Over $llOO worth was sold.
On the 9Th inst, David Hall, with h
power and saving machine, with otht
neighbors, attacked the ministers wooC
pile at the parsonage, and made quic
work of it. He acknowledges this an
many other kind favors done him, wit
thanks, and thinks the wants of fe
/ clergymen are SO quickly anticipate
!, and supplied, as those located in HOLLAND
l IRASBURGH.
Mrs. Waller is slowly recovering.
{ Charles Dutton has moved into D
: Rowell's house.
E. d. Metcalf has bought the Deact
q Smith farm, in the edge of Newport.
Mrs. Metcalf resumes her milline
= business this spring at her old plac
. one door north of DR.. Rowell's residene
The high water carried off about o.