Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-24
GInNA1s

town.
Hiram Mcclellan is erecting a nice
dwelling house. A. Perrin of Green's
boro does the work.
At meeting of the town called for
the purpose last week, Mr.. Henry Whit
ney was elected End. selectman in place
of N. NJ. Scott resigned.
Greensboro.
W. w. Goss has received the appoint
ment Of census enumeration for Green's
boro.
Last Friday brought by special train
a large company of prominent men from
Burlington and st. Adams on a fishing
excursion. We noticed ex-Gov. Smith,
Mayor Hatch and Jed. P. Clark among
the many. We guess they had good
time, though fishing was not particularly
successful.
At the annual communication of Cas-
plan Lake Lodge No. 81, F. and A. M.
the following officers were chosen: J. M.
Stickney, W. NJ; VIM. B. Sawyer, S. W.;
H. B. Ladd J. w.; 0. G. Hazen, Treas;
W. W. Goss, Secretary; J. J. Lindsay,
S. D.; D. G. Eastman, J. D.; Alex.
Calderwood, S. S.; c. G. Dawson, J. S.;
A. d, Rollins, Tyler; ]. A. Goss, Mar
shall; A. M. Ward, Chaplain.
Horace J. Campbell, who has just
graduated with high honors in the Civil
Engineer Course, (having received the
high mark of 9S). is employed by the
N. Y. Central g. Troy R. R. Co. to sur
vey and find more practical way to
change cars between the two roads at
Schenectady, so to do away with the
present nuisance. We are glad to learn
that he has so distinguished himself as
to be employed by so great corporation
as the N. Y. Central R. R. Go. When
he has finished the work on which he is
now engaged he will return to Green's
boro to pursue his calling as engineer.
He is self-educated, having received no
assistance, except for two terms at an
academy. He gained the scholarship at
Union College of $l2O each year. We
wish more of our young men could show
so good record.
| Greensboro Bend.
j. NJ. Smiths funeral took place May
18th.
Business at the mill has suspended
for a short time to repair the furnaces.
| Henry Kiers block is nearly ready tc
raise and will be one of the best build
> ings in the place.
L. S. Collins is preparing to rebuild
on the site where his buildings were
burned last winter.
T. G. Batchelder is repairing the ole
house on his farm in Stannard and will
occupy it as soon as completed.
: Holland.
Alfred Sisco has bargained for Jerom
Brooks farm for 81, 900.
Stephen Davis is preparing to builc
a large barn; and Thomas Ewens (no
Evans as before) is finishing his neN
house.
The Robert Raikes centennial will b
celebrated at the M. E. church, by con
n cert and other excuses, next Sunday
May 80
The Ladies Aid Society give a
V entertainment at the Center church. COZ
IS sisting of songs, recitations, defamation
a &C., on Wednesday evening, May &c
after which refreshments will be served
Is Quite large number of the friend
N of Mrs. Tryphena Clapper, who has bee
W sick abed for several weeks, visited he
on Wednesday and did sewing for tn
Is family. Mrs Clapper was very gratefr
t. for the kindness and assistance of he
re neighbors.
g Irasburgh.
is DIR. Templeton is slowly recovering.
Hon. E. P. Cotton has returned froi
id New York:
!" Mr.. Cowles is building new hou:
10 on the Dewey farm.
~ The Irasburgh house is being repai
w. ed and painted.
Judge Thompson has been in vel
poor health ever since having Il
measles in the winter, but is hopir
that the summer air and the needle
rest will restore his health.
" Newport.
Rev. Mr.. Wild was absent from b
w desk yesterday.
Mike, the old engineer, so long el
ployed on the boats here, has moved
IN st. Johnsbnry.
y President Raymond is finishing t
~ reservoir on Prospect Hill, and W
cover it with suitable roof.
0i 1t is expected that Memorial D;
% will be suitably observed here. The
, will be speaking, toasts, music by t
'0 band, etc.
VIM. Young formerly of this pla'
at was here from PlainGeld last week, al