Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-04-05

Calvin Gardner has rented the Frank
Wheelock place and set up housekeeping
with his newly made wife.
Canker-rash and whooping- cough seem
to be following the measles pretty close.
ly, as there are number of cases in this
vicinity.
Thomas Gale who has run on the
South Eastern road for so long. has rent
ed Charles Magoons' house near Lanes
store, and will move his family to this
place.
The ladies of West Derby made the
Baptist pastors wife visit on the morn
ing Of April lst, carrying as present
a beautiful album quilt. 1t was an agree
able visit.
CLOVER.
Charley Beedle has gone to Patterson,
N. J., Heis in the employ of circus
company. He will be valuable addition
to the troupe.
At the Annual school meeting in the
village district, Chaplin Leonard was
chosen clerk and treasurer, G. P. Bean
and G. E. Dwinell, committee. 1t was
decided to have % weeks of school in
each department, and l6 2-3 per cent
was voted to pay expenses.
The funeral services of Mr.. Lyndol
French were held at the So. church last
Tuesday P. M. Rev. Mr.. Pierce preach
| ed an excellent sermon from Rom 9Th
$50. Rev. Mr.. Scott spoke of the
many good qualities of the diseased,
and of the regard in which he was held
by his neighbors and associates.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Mrs. Catherine Hosmer is in very fee
BILE health.
Henry Richards has bought the Milo
Rich house.
The box works at the steam mill, are
run night and day, also the chair works.
HOLLAND.
George King has moved to Morgan
Center.
John Wheeler is very slim frem the
effects of measles, which he had about
two months ago.
David Applebee, after lying in bed
fifty days, with a broken leg, now re-
joices to be up on crutches.
Widow Brown, wife of the late David
Brown, is going to move to Derby Line,
to live with her daughter, Mrs. Joseph
Knights.
At the Kelly brothers auction On Sat-
urday, March 81. COWS sold for from 20
to 81 dollars each. Hay sold for 8 dol
ars per ton.
James Boothman, taking advantage of
our late snow. has drawn into his mill
1000 logs, which were cut and drawn
out of the woods previously.
IRASBURGH.
Much sickness still prevails. Mrs.
H. G. Waller, wife of H. G. Waller,
lately deceased, is very sick and not ex-
pected to recover 1t will be terrible
loss to the children if they lose their
mother.
MORGAN.
Mrs. Mary Mansur Dassance has
moved her furniture to Newport, where
she intends to reside.
Ira Taylor has been improving the
last snow, to finish hauling lumber for
big barn he intends to build the COM
ing summer.
MORGAN CENTER.
The steam mill is doing extensive
business, and times are brightning UP
here.
d. A. Currier has returned from Lake
Weldon P. O., having sold his share Of
the saw mill at that place to Rev. J.
Leavitt.
Mr.. Turner an experienced granite
worker, is doing quite business at the
Centre cutting granite out of the excel
lent material found in that vicinity.
The school meeting on Tuesday nigh
was failure, owing to the fact that the
written warning had become entirely il
legible. 1t was thought best to adjourn
and start anew.
NEWPORT.
Alden Bedell has returned from Vir
ginia.
Communion services were held at th,
NJ. E., church yesterday, and eleven per
sons joined the church OH probation.
H. W. Searles moves to Richford thi
week, and Mr.. Smith from Richfort
will move into the tenement vacated b,
Searles.
The steam mill has started up and i
doing rushing business A
soon as the ice is out, they will run tn
mill night and day.
A party of ice men came from Bartol
last week and commenced operation
toward putting up large quantity o
ice. The weather is working agains
them.