Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-23

into court, III McUdHey nau WauJeu IL, as
it would have been all pig with him and
only tail with me, or the town; but he
never asked for it to go into court last
term. nor no other term.
DAVID CAss. Torn agent.
Clover, FEB. 20, 1880
VEST GLOVER.
A full house attended the lecture by |
DR.. Branch last Tuesday, which was |
very interesting.
The name of the organist, Bert. Phil
lips. of the east village, was unintention-
ally omitted in the report of the conven-
ton last week. The thanks of the
convention are due him for services thus
rendered.
Rev. B. 2. Spalding and his brother
Alonzo have settled their mothers es-
tate, they being the only heirs. Alonzo
takes his brothers place in N. H.. Ben
jamin the place owned by his mother
The school in Dis. No. closed on
the 10Th, Geo. Monkey teacher, who has
done good work for the school. The
following is a partial record of the
school: Those scholars having perfect
marks are, Nellie Miles, Charles Wright,
Willie Wright, Ora Calderwood Geo.
King, Chester King, Henry Paquet and
Orrin Miles had only one absent mark.
Those not tardy were Nellie Miles,
Charles Wright, Willie Wright, Ora
Calderwood, Geo. King, Chester King,
Amadon Brockway, BERTHE Lunge, Hen
ry Paquet, Frank Bean and Oliver
Paquet. Sixteen of the scholars had
no whispering marks.
GREENSBORO.
Hon. Timothy Stanley, better known
as Judge Stanley, was presidential
elector in 1920. when the vote was cast
for James Monroe for reelection, and
Judge Stanley was messenger to carry
the result of the vote to the city of
Washington, which he did riding on
horseback going and returning. 1t was
in the month of December.
HOLLAND.
Henry Bates is dangerously i'll from
the effects of the measles.
The donation visit for Rev. A. B.
Blake was postponed on account of the
weather till Tuesday, Feb. %.
Rev. A. B. Blake attended three
funerals in six days recently those Of
Mrs. Maplesden, Mrs. William Smith,
, and child of Perley Goddard's.
IRASBURGH.
G. w. Wheeler will have his new
, store finished about Apr. lst
J. Cook has taken the Perley Hill farm
5 for another year.-A. B. Carpenter has
taken the Meade farm
f Edison HI. Connal was admitted tt
5 the bar at the last term of court. Mr.
e Connal is good student and reliable
' man, and will make good lawyer.
This community is struggling witt
the measles, whoopiDg-cough canker
7 rash and humps We have no othe
: diseases that are worth Dragging about
Judge Thompson is victim of the mea
t sizes and is quite sick.
e The singing convention last week wa
|. well attended and very successful il
Il every respect. Good singers who hav
o attended most of the conventions held i
r. the county this winter. say that this wa
one of the very best.
q LOWELL.
y Frank Jones has rented the GeC
4 Ramsdell house.
IT Eddy Flemming was badly hurt la.
week while falling trees.
Il News scarce. and the little had wa
Il blown away Thursday night.
IL A dwelling house owned by William
I Weed and occupied by Mrs. Morse W;
{ burned to the ground Saturday.
:. A. E. Powers drew from his place G
Irasburgh mountain, with one pair
horses, at three loads, 60 spruce 10.
', that measured over 1000 feet, sea
- measure.
u w. E. Patterson has the knack
81 raising good animals. He has bu
,a l9 months old that weighs 200 pound
90 and calf months old that girts 5 fe
:, and inches.
MORGAN CENTER.
Donation visit followed by an oyst
- supper at the Center on Wednesd
tie evening, Feb. 25th, for Rev. A. B. BlaE
IN All are invited
70 Mrs. Maplesden, wife of Rev. R. M
he plesden, died on the 10Th inst, after
he long and painful illness. She was
les very amiable woman, and her death W
lot a triumph of Christian faith.
NEWPORT.
w. B. Smith is to leave town, mu
:. to the regret of large number of frient
Levi Gould was arraigned and broue
On before Justice Sargent on Friday, on
20 charge of incest. He was bound up
he $500 bonds for his appearance at t
lry next term of court.