Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-12-13

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Craftsbury, and was greatly respected
here.
The fellowship meetings, that have
been in session at the Common the
past week, were we'll attended by work
ers from abroad, and good attendance
at home. A good interest was mani
fes, the church being qulckened and
quite number seekers of salvation ; the
meetings are continued.
Derby.
Quarterly union temperance meeting
at the NJ. E. church next Sunday evening.
Mrs. Alice Newcomb and Mrs. Henry
Carpenter have both been sick with fever,
but are now recovering.
The younger members of the commun-
ity are putting on their best behavior
now, hoping thus to put old Santa Claus
in good humor.
One of the boys was severely hurt
coasting last Thursday, and now that
amusement for the boys has been pro-
hibited by the selectmen.
Rev. Mr.. Bemis is to preach before
all the congregations at the Congrega-
tional church next Sunday morning. and
present the claims of the Bible Society.
The Good Templars will have a soci-
able and oyster upper at their hall,
Wednesday eve., Dec. Is. Everybody
is invited to attend and have a good
time. Admission to supper % cents.
Glover.
Edwin Bodwell has taken possession
Of the Willie Tate place.
Aaron Sargent lost good cow last
week which he was fattening, and Wal
ter Phillips lost good horse.
The pastoral visit of Rev. E. W.
Pierce will be held Thursday afternoon
and evening of this week at his house.
All are cordially invited.
The annual meeting of the Glover
Congregational Society will take place
at Congregational church, Glover vii
lage, Wednesday Dec. Goth at 2 o'clock
p. N.
The Phillips Bros. propose to improve
their flock of grade Cotswolds, and have
lately purchased an excellent thorough
bred eve of R. G. Hill of Elmore, Vt.
This animal won first premium at the
New England Fair in 1879.
The friend and neighbors to the num-
Der of seventy or over gathered unex-
pectedly at the residence of f. P. A.
Clark, last Thursday afternoon and
evening to celebrate the 35th anniver.
sary of his marriage with Miss Eliza
King Clark. The happy company spent
the hours of the afternoon in pleasant
conversation of 'ye oiden times" Al
tea time the ladies prepared bountifu
collation. of which the party present par
took. A table, spread with gifts con-
sisting of silver ware, and other articles
of value was presented by G. W. Good
ell, responses were made by Rev. J. E
Chamberlain and the groom of thirty
five years ago. Rev. J. E. Chamber
lain then offered prayer, and the people
began to disperse to their homes, de-
claring that the hours had passed very
pleasantly. Com.
West Glover.
You can get your Christmas goods a
Randall's store.
Greensboro.
&. W. Lovejoy has put his saw mil
in thorough repair, and also added
single mill.
A. G. Wheeler of Randolph ha
bought the hotel of A. B. Cook, and it i
to be kept by VIM. B. Sawyer who i
in occupation now.
Fred Collier, whom we mentioned
last week as having been seriously in
jured, has since died. His injuries wer
received while coupling cars; his bac
was dislocated in three places, and hi
shoulder crushed. He is the only SUI
viving son, and his death will be. har
blow to his family.
; Holland.
George Brown recently badly cut hi
foot.
H. Vinton and G. Langmaid with tn
Myron Graves machine, threshed II
bushels of wheat for Henry Bates in 81
hours.
The people here who are perfectl
, familiar with the Hayden murder case
are very indignant at the efforts mad
to set aside the sentence.
. A. A. Hall has bought the G..
Ranlett place price, $500. Mr..
has sold his goods at auction, and
going to move to Maine.
AS Frank Robbins was going dow
the Tice hill, with pair of horses an
e a cord of wood. the sled tongue gay
q out and the horses ran. Frank jumpt
a off, and the load and horses were dunn
ed near the Tice barn, without serio1
J. injury.
IraSburgh.
The farmers arc nuttinO nm their i