Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-15

lothian Cummings has gone to Fitz
Bay, P O.. to dress mill stones for Z.
B. & H. M. Ryder & Go.
E. H. Robinson. who has been con-
fined at home so long by sickness, has
again resumed his work, as travelling
agent for Camp & Stewart. =.
The MONITOR stated last week that
Mr. N. S. Allen used Paris green on his
potatoes, this was a mistake in print
He neither used poison or picked potato
bugs.
The last marriage on record is that of
Mr.. Nathan Chase, of this town, and
the widow Crandall, of Island Pond.
The ceremony took place at his residence
last Monday afternoon.
A son of Andrew Wilson, IL years
old, died very suddenly with diphthcria
last week. M. G. Davis of East Charles
ton, with his wife and two children, are
all sick with the same terrible disease.
Derby.
An effort is being made to have
course of lectures.
Rev. A. Norcross was stricken down
with paralysis, one day last week, and
is very low.
Mrs. Oren Newcomb, who has been
spending the past few months with her
son, Henry, in Chicago, returned home
on Saturday last.
That thing which those young fellows
did was Deither cunning, gentlemanly
or decent-small business and they
would be ashamed to have their names
mentioned.
Benz Human, who went to New
York short time since, for the pur-
pose of buying thoroughbred horses
to stock the Bates farm with, returned
home last week, bringing with him
thirteen horses. He is to have more
soon.
The fall term of the Academy closed
last week, with examinations on Thurs
day and Friday, and reunion of all
students, who have attended school I'M
der the present corps of teachers, FRI
day evening. Notwithstanding the un-
favorableness of the weather and travel
ing, quite number were present from
distance, and it was very enjoyable
occasion.
Glover.
Beedle & Prindle's Pleasure Party
was good entertainment and appre-
ciated by a good house
The town did not feel disposed to
vote in favor of arbitrating the Stone
pond lawsuit. So the case is still in
court.
Lewis and Augustus Fisher are the
owners of more than one thousand tur
, keys, which they are preparing fol-
market.
Masque party and oyster supper a
Institute hall on Thursday eve of this
week, under the auspices of Ladies
Mite Society. Music by H. G. Blais
dell and others. Bill, $3.50 per couple
rs cents single.
, Mr.. and Mrs. Babcock closed a sue
cessful term of school Nov. 9TH. Til,
8 examinations and reviews on Frida,
and the exhibition Friday eve, evincet
thoroughness on the part of the teach
ers. and reflected much credit upon tn,
; pupils.
' The public examination of teacher
for the town of Glover will take place a
Institute building, room No. 2, Glove
S village, on Saturday, November 10th
e commencing at 9 o'clock, a. m. Al
{ citizens are cordially invited to b
a present.
Geo. Whitney met with an acciden
4 last Saturday which came near bein
II serious. While descending the hill nea
John Borland's, with a pair of horse!
+ the team became frightened and raj
q throwing Whitney from the load; b
was injured on his side and head but
is hoped not seriously.
u Greensboro.
|. N. Soule's house caught fire r,
- Gently, but quick discovery saved it.
1. H. McClary, the Albany produ'
. dealer, has bought and shipped IL C;
Q loads of maple sugar, this season.
Elijah Austin is our oldest voter;
voted for James Monroe and has ca
his vote for every democratic candida
since.
Q The Library association was recent
reorganized and new constitute
- adopted. The library will be kept
DIR. Gould's.
IraSburgh.
y Mrs. Frank Hancock has turkey tn
H. laid 81 eggs in the spring. Matched
&c of them, reared her brood, and has sin
IL laid 90 eggs.
Henry Davenport and F. Slack ha
y taken a job to cut the timber on S
acres of land for T. G. Metcalf, getti
zk nontn N nnrd For fonr foot and