Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-14


ture last Wednesday. and A. A. Silver
has commenced moving into the house
that Mr.. Holt is vacating.
|. McClary. the sugar man, has been
round these parts. and report that he
has constructs for number of tons of
sugar for the Chicago market.
John Daily received word early last
week, that brother residing at Cam
bridge, Mass, who was on a visit to
Illinois had been killed by the breaking
of rope, which was being used to lift
a car on to the rails off which it had
run. The end of the rope struck him
on the head, and he never spoke after.
We commend to the notice of the
young scribes who contribute the news
items from this village to the Standard,
and Palladium, respectively, the follow
ing lines from DR.. Watts:
Let dogs delight to bark and bite,
For God hath made them so;
Let.bears and lions grow and fight,
For it's their nature to.
Young men, let US have peace. Keep
down your angry passions. Life is too
short to quarrel over hogs. halibut, and
such things. Selah.
West Derby.
Calvin Gardner has rented the place
on North Street owned by Frank Wheel
ock and has moved his family there.
Albert Glines is erecting small
house on his land for the use of Mr..
Howe who has been living in his own
house.
Carlos Blake, formerly of this place,
has been in town the past week on
visit, but returns soon to his home in
Kansas.
Frank Mitchell is going to erect a
good dwelling house on his land near
Albert Glines' place, intending to have
it ready to occupy in July.
Scarlet fever is taking the place of
measles among the children in this vicin-
ity. several cases being reported, but
fortunately of mild type.
Andrew Morey's family have moved
into their house which they recently
purchased in this village; We are all
glad to welcome them back again.
Ira Adams was run away with again
last Sunday evening, the second time
within a weekly by his colt. He was
thrown from the sleigh, dragged some
distance and at last obliged to let go
the reins. The horse ran, going over
fences and through fields, demolshing
sleigh and harness completely.
Glover.
Remember the town meeting on Sat
urday of this week, to elect lister.
Willie Mason has gone to Boston; he
gets employment in meat market.
Rev. Goodell thanks the many friends
who made him the donation at Mr..
Thompson's on the I'd inst.
Mr.. Adolph Anterior is in town. He
has been engaged for several years in a
successful business in Dubuque, Iowa.
He has sold out his interest IN his bust
ness and will stay in the New England
States for the present.
The Phillips Bros. are much pleased
with their Cotswolds and grade sheep
which they have lately been adding to
their stock. One grade, / months old,
has wool of more than foot in length.
The have lamb that weighed l9 10
pounds when one week old.
The ladies of the Mite Society hold a
sociable on Friday evening, March Sth
at the Institute hall. The Young PEG.
pies Literary Society, will act the
drama, entitled "Louva the Pauper.
The best of music interspersed between
the acts. Admission Is cts.
West Glover.
desire to express my deep gratitude
to my friends and neighbors for thei
: kindness and assistance during the sick
! ness and death of my beloved wife. Ma.
the Lord reward them.
AUSTIN DEMO.
Greensboro.
The friends of Rev. Moses Pattel
gave him donation last Wednesda
afternoon and evening
The warm weather of last week sen
good many farmers into their suga
camp, but the sudden change of Frida
{ cooled their ardor.
At this writing it seems probable tina
we shall have to call town meeting
elect lister, as l.. A. Jackson refuse
to serve. We hope he will reconside
his determination not to serve, beca us
q the town needs the benefit of his exper
eDce.
J, Holland.
o 1t is reported that J. c. Robinso
will return from Island Pond in tn
r spring, if his wife's health permits.
e Russell Moulton has been having ba
luck of late, having cut his foot sever
9 ly. and having lost horse by an acc
V dent in the lumber woods.