Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-05-17

tongue was driven eight feet into the
earth. Robert is trying to be patient
and look serene over bruised shin. and
lame body generally.
Gilman Seaver has been in town of
late.
Allen Daniels is on crutches from
the effects of a sprained knee.
The late tornado unroofed barns for
Gilman Seaver, Mr.. Murdoch and Por-
ter Hodgen; the corner of Augustus
Paddock's house on the Common was
somewhat injured by the falling of
large shade tree.
Derby.
The trustees of the Academy at a
meeting on Wednesday night elected Of
fcers for the year. Austin Norcross,
president, Benz Human, secretary.
At meeting of the Good Templar's
lodge on Friday evening officers were In
stalled for the ensuing quarter. The
lodge is in fourishing condition, and
embraces many worthy citizens.
J. Owen Robinson was quite severely
hurt while at work in Robbins & OAR
ley's mill few days since. He was
struck by cant hook lever in the stom-
ach and rem dered insensible for some
time.
Glover.
The spring term at the Institute clos
ed Friday last, with the usual public
examinations. The examinations were
rigid, and the marking close. Mr.. Bah
cock reports very favorably in regard to
the progress and department of all his
scholars. Several students from this
school have engaged as teachers.
West Glover.
Nelson Lyman made 5000 pounds of
sugar from 400 trees the past season.
He sold 300 pounds for S2l8.75.
Greensboro.
Smith. Whitcomb & Cook have sold
their sawmill in this village to Geo. W.
Lovejoy.
John M. Smith one of our old citizens
died last Thursday; his loss will be
deeply felt by the community.
McClary has bought 10000 pounds
of sugar of the farmers in this town
this is quite an income, but "hard times
is still uhe cry.
G. j. Goodale Of Cabot has bought tn,
unfinished building started by Sherry &
Palmer at the Bend, and is going to 6nisl
| it for store and tenement.
The fishing season opens slowly oil
account of cold weather, this week will
probably be better than last. So sports
men be on hand we have two good hotel
to accommodate.
Greensboro Bend.
T. G. Batchelder has sold his lots, on
on which his store was burnt, to Samue
Ingalls,.
John M. Smith, station agent die,
on the 18th inst, after an illness of sew
eral days.
The Railroad Company have purchas
ed of P. S. Paine tract of land east G
the Bend, adjoining Stannard line.
Holland.
The listers met on Tuesday, and con
pleted the list of the town.
Quite number of good shad
trees were set out around the Methods
parsonage last week.
At the organization of the Sunda
School on Sunday, May 2, Sidney /
Fletcher was chosen superintendent
y. Kidder assistant. Elish Moon, seer,
tary, and j. G.. Robinson, treasurer.
Lowell.
d. E. Curtis has gone to market.
G. A. Emery of Eden is moving I'M
Mrs. Metcalf's house.
Some of the early sheared sheep die
during the cold weather
Charles Sawyer has sold his farm
the Newton boys, and is going West.
Lum. Sinclair has gone into the pa
6 sonage; owing to other engagements
will not preach much this summer.
| The village school is taught by a M
: Gaines Of Troy Helen Parker teach
in district No. 4, Cora Dutton in Il
, mountain district.
Morgan.
b. T. Moore S store full OF new goo
makes our little village seem quite livel
= Rev. Mr.. Evans from Morgan Cent
= occupied the pulpit at the Corner Chur
, Sunday morning the 9th.
b. Nearly two weeks since, Oracle a |
tie daughter of Alfonzo Pillsbury Fl
: and stuck rusty nail into her knee;
!. is very painful and it is feared it W
q be some time before she will be able
: walk.
AS Rev. A. B. Blake and wife We
i coming to prayer meeting Sunday eve
:, ing the horse SHE'D and ran one of
n carriage wheels up on bank and bro