Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-12-11

MI. Chamberlln IS keeping good
house on temperance principles and
his townsmen appreciate his efforts.
Let all come.
Craftsbury.
David Wylie teaches in school dis
trict No. u.
Mr.. Hidden is in Boston buying
Christmas goods.
Mrs. Hogden, an aged lady, fell
some days since and broke her hip.
Mr.. Whitney's singing class is
large and is making excellent pro-
gress.
Miss Helen Vance, an experienced
teacher, is teaching the village
school.
Warren Udall has moved to
Greensboro Bend.-Henry Mills to
Morristown.
Myrtle Gage, daughter of Sprague
Gage, our representative, lies in a
very dangerous condition of health.
Mrs. G.. C. Dustin, wife of DIR.
Daniel Dustin, died ON the 9TH inst.
She was a woman whose loss will be
sadly felt in the Congregational
church of which she had long been a
faithful member, in the community,
and by large circle of friends.
At the auction sale of the Edwin
Hatch estate. COWS sold from $15 to
500 each, hay at s12 ton.-At c.
c. Hoyt's auction the farm was sold
to Royal Lyon for s2,125; some of
the best hay sold at s16.75, oats at
so cents a bushels and wheat at
S1.O5.
Rev. Worthen's second lecture,
subject, "The planets of the solar
SYSTEM will be held on Thursday
evening next. The lecture of last
week was we'll attended and much
appreciated by the audience. These
lectures afford opportunity to gain
much information and to spend an
evening very pleasantly. They de-
serve a large attendance.
c. C. Hoyt having sold his farm,
it is expected he will 60 west. He
is one of those men and citizens
whom the town can i'll afford to lose.
He has been one of the most efficient
members in the Methodist church,
and his loss to the church and Sun
day school will be great. Should
himself and family go away, the best
wishes of all will follow them.
Glover.
The selectmen have bought ground
for the enlargement of the cemetery
A good addition has been made tc
the S. S. library of the north church
The Ladies Parsonage Society
meets at James Walkers next Fri
day afternoon and evening.
There will be an oyster supper fol
the benefit of Rev. j. Thurston Oh
the afternoon and evenining of Dec
%. All cordially invited.
C.P. Owen has erected a nice head
, stone at the grave of his father; Ed
win Bodwell also puts up a goot
monument ON his burial lot. Mr.
Mack of Hardwick furnishes the stone
) Collector Whitney desires to hav,
it stated that he has received the tax
: bill and expects to close the collec
tons all out before Feb. LIST. H
will be at West Glover, Dec. 16
: from IL till 4 o'clock where h
: wishes those in that section to b
5 present and pay up.
: Johnny Prindle is home.-E. Nor
l ton is deputy sheriff. Albert Greg
e DRY is at Sugar Hill, n. H., doing
e job of painting, to be gone til
: Christmas.-A daughter of Rutle
e Lewis has been taken to the asylur
: at Brattleboro. Tillotson'
temperance lecture was excellent
S The many friends of Rev. Georg
! Severance were pleased to see him i
e town again.
y A CARD.-We would tender our SINGER
e thanks to the citizens of Glover Villae
II for the beautiful present made to US G
n our marriage day; when we consider tt
., short acquaintance we have had wit
them, it reminds us that we have in Il
place some true and firm friends who v
shall always remember with gratitud
:. and to whom we wish all the happine
this world affords.
Mr.. AND Mrs. C. S. PARKER.
: West Glover.
B. G.. Miles has taken the job
cut two hundred cords of wood f
: G. A. Carr. Bailey will do it mos
ly alone.
A family by the name of Sarge
has moved into Mrs. Borland's hou
or vacated by S. T. Vance. Geor
or Dow is clerking for E. O. Randall.
Greensboro.
Mrs. John Nesbitt was broug
- home for burial last week. She col
mitted suicide at Duxbury.
49, The stage line from the Bend
or Craftsbury has again changed HAND
A. E. Brakewood runs it.
Mt Young & Gebbie beat the record
threshing so far; they threshed 1
bushels in just as many minutes.
re A. B. Cooks auction was SUGGEST
NJ as far as the personal property wei
but the hotel remains in the hands