Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-06
Glover.
Read D. L. Dwinell's new adyertis-

Glover.
Read D. T.. Dwinell's new advertis-
ment.
A new round fume has been put in
at the gristmill.
West Glover.
Charles Woodward is making car
riage and repair shop at his place.
F. F. Beans horses got frightened
few days since, ran away and badly
smashed his sleigh.
Burleigh F. Spalding, one of our
Glover boys, who, almost without fnan-
cial assistance from any one, worked his
way through college and the law school,
graduating with honors, made US brief
visit recently. We are sorry for our
own selves, but not for him, that he
took away with him to his Dakota home,
one of our most esteemed young ladies,
Mrs. Aida Baker Spalding. We wish
them great success and unalloyed happi-
ness in their far-away home. gH
Greensboro. &F& #xFEE8a
Caspian froze over on the night of the
twenty-sixth.
A council is to be called to consider
the case of Mr.. Patterns resignation.
Fishing must be good if the boxes
delivered at the express Office are an
indication, 0. see Has Vermont a
fish law :? 0A
The family of Fred Collier received a
telegram, last week. to the effect that
Fred was injured, and asking for his
mother to come to him. Fred works in
a railroad yard at Concord or Manches-
ter. How badly he was hurt is not yet
known.
Holland. diis .ag0l
Harrison Clapper moves back to his
1
place again soon. ~-9llsBfiAl
Mrs. Heath and her children are here
from New York visiting friends. Mrs.
Heath is the daughter of David Apple
bee.E TfBEs 9lstG3
Singing master Cowles meets the
singers of this town at the Center school
house, on Thursday of this week, fol
the purpose of organizing school.
4 Lee Hall cut his foot quite badly last
Monday while chopping in the woods
Mr.. Hall took him on his back and car
ried him home, three-fourths of mile.
S. R. Fletcher, who recently built al
excellent cattle barn, has arranged hi.
stable so that the water runs along il
front of the cows, where they can drink
when they please.
Irasburgh. aes EEY mff
| The FIRST oyster supper of the season
is to be at the vestry of the Congrega
tional church, next Wednesday evening
Good music, and number one socia
time is expected. Everybody is invited
Come.
Mrs. I. j. Barnes died on Monda,
last. and was buried in Coventry. Sh'
was a woman greatly esteemed by al
who knew her. Funeral attended b,
Rev. Mr.. Bacon, assisted by Rev. Mr.
Stowell.
| Morgan. @re
/ L. D. Farr has fitted up the shop be
longing to Mrs. Williams for carriag
and repair shop.
Miss Norris, who was engaged f
teach the Corner school, gives up tn
work on account of an accident to he
mother, and Miss Chandler of Derb
has the school.
Lowell.
Roswell Sinclair has moved into Mr.:
Metcalf's house.
Mr.. Stearns has taken A. F. Harding
farm in the south part of the town.
Most of our schools commence to-day
Irwin Stephenson teaches in distric
No. 4.
Mrs. L. O. Cox has returned from he
western trip we'll pleased with til
country. ~ & II - ~ - 8
, Henry Woods who went to Californi
f two years ago, is coming back this mont
b ~ III III LIS iailn t.s, eea te41 te,t
: John Stephenson, End, has move
into w. H. Blaisdell's house, haviu
8 let his farm to H. Fletcher.
4 The ladies of the Congregational soc
ETY. have been shining upsthe parsonae
d ready for Rev. Kings family who a
8 expected this week.
e Newport Center.
q Eta Connal teaches school in distri
No. ~, this winter.
+, Village schools commenced last Mo
day with the old board of teachers.
Mrs E. Z. Palmer died last Thursds
of paralysis, and her remains were take
to Sheldon for burial.
Mark Meacham IS suffering severe
from bad cut in the knee. jay Per-
had his hand badly cut while butcheril
on Thursday.