Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-05-09
w est Charleston.

Del0S Marvin and Vile are rejoicing
in the possession of boy.
Horace Tibbetts has bought small
place in Morgan, and will move his
family there. Mr.. Tibbetts will remain
in E. W. Parlin's shop for the present.
The most of our summer schools COM
mence soon. Mary Maplesden teaches
in the Hamilton district; Ella Dudley,
in the Sawyer district; Maud Cole, at
the East Village, and Laura I. Bruce
at the Center.
Coventry.
The Fellowship Meetings advertised
here this week are indefinitely postponed.
Glover.
Emma Burroughs goes to Boston for
new goods.
The Ladies' Aid Society meets at the
vestry on Thursday afternoon.
Wesley Sherburn has set out this
spring 800 young apple trees.
Rev. Patten of Greensboro preached
in the North church yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. Goodell cas- gone to Walden
and Rev. Thurston comes to take his
place in the Methodist church.
West Glover.
Some of the farmers who had not
gathered their buckets got a good run
of sap last week.
J. K. Thorpe has begun the erection
of new barn 40 by 60 feet. James
Dow, master workman
Greensboro Bend.
Orson Kimball has taken possession
of the hotel.
A. J. Weed and two daughters are
quite sick, and the Wagner boys have
the measles
Irasburgh.
Schools in the village commence one
week from to-day.
Mrs. E. P. Cotton starts for Potsdam,
N. Y, Tuesday morning.
Mr.. S. H. Howard, who has been
very sick, is little better.
Mrs. L. A. Metcalf has returned from
Boston with lots of new millinery goods.
The village people have built new
sidewalk from the gristmill to the
Common. also are building one from the
schoolhouse to the Common.
Arnold Caples has moved on to the
Ira Smith farm. Mr.. Randall on to the
Waller place.
The following persons have been en-
gagged to teach school in town: Ed
monds district, Phebe Bartlett of Barton
Landing; Burton hill, Miss Fayer OF
Glover; Brighton district, Miss Cook
of Glover Kidder district, Myra Cowles
of Albany; Brighton district, Miss
Mcclure of Albany; village district,
Jennie Locke of Barton Landing and
Jennie 0. Webster of Irasburgh; Nor
rill hill, Julia Thompson; Town farm
district, Clara Bryant.
Lowell.
Parker & Kinney took in last winter
about million and quarter feet Of
logs.
Harding g. Davis have their logs cut
out. They have slaves for over forty
thousand tubs.
Ben Cooper has moved to Westfeld
and Roswell Sinclair moves into the
Campbell house.
Herbert Harding who left for tht
west some weeks since has brought uE
in Leadville, Colorado.
Irwin Stevenson is informed that the
> people are anxiously waiting for tina
wheelbarrow excursion. Or has he for
gotten that Garfield was elected instead
Of Hancock ? The road is good AROUND
, the square.
Mrs. James Edison teaches the villag
| school this summer; Helen Parker il
| the south district; May Stevenson il
the north district; Elwyn Sinclair il
, the Sheppard district and Alice Rey
, nolds in the Flemings district
Morgan.
, Emma Colburn of Albany teaches tn
Corner school.
i Mrs. Austin Bartlett and Emmie Tay
lor are recovering from their severe Fl
of sickness.
S New hymn and tune books have bee
3 purchased for the use of the choir.
t Morgan Center.
: F. A. Gray is making extensive re
pairs on his barn.
s Horace Tibbetts of Charleston ha
e bought the widow Jondro farm.
Alonzo Ewens has taken Job to pu
Howard & Thompson's hard wood to tn
Webster & Albee mill.
A. G. Sawyer has moved into tn
Wheeler house, and Henry Rich Q
Massachusetts, into the house vacate
by Sawyer.
Newport.
Supt. Alden has moved to Richford-