Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-01-30

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Horace Tibbetts lived.
Our doctors have sent for some
virus, and vaccination is the order
Of the day, at present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Gallup have
gone to Swanton, VT, to see their
son Filbert, who is very sick there.
People rejoice that the Guiteau
! trial has come to an end, and that
there is prospect that he may reach
a place soon where he may have no
more devilish inspirations.
Coventry.
Moody B. Kimball has let his farm
to Justin B. Ford.
Going to the convention at Barton
Landing Tuesday and Wednesday?
Loren Gorham has closed his seven
years rental of the Frost farm, and
Mr.. Frost wishes to sell or rent it at
once.
The small pox scare has reached
our town, and DR.. Branch has been
busy the past week with the vaccine
virus.
E. w. Langmaid has rented his
farm and sold his wood lot to Samuel
Burbank and F. C. Williams, and
will soon leave town.
In the death of Mrs. Geo. W. Cole
the community has lost an estimable
lady, the Methodist church worthy
member and Mr.. Cole faithful wife
and help-mate. Her funeral last
Thursday was largely attended, Rev.
III. f. Austin and pastor Evans Off
ciated. Mr.. Cole wishes, through
the MONITOR, to tender his sincere
thanks to his sympathizing neighbors
and friends for their kindness in his
affection.
CraftSbury.
See advertisement of the spring
term at the academy. Mr.. Upper
school is very satisfactory to all and
the spring term will doubtless be well
, attended.
Derby.
There will be donation visit for
the benefit of Rev. Mr.. Smith on
Thursday.
Mr.. Jordon, the evangelist, is ex-
pected here to hold a series of union
meetings, to commence next sabbath,
Feb. 5.
DIR. Blanchard of Newport and DR..
Clark of this place, performed the
operation of removing an eye for the
daughter of George Fuller of this
town. 1t was destroyed several
years since, and to save the Other
eye, which was becoming affected, il
was thought best to have it removed
Glover.
Mumps in the village.
L. T. Randall has taken farm il
West Burke and will move there soon
The donation for Rev. j. Thurs
ton was we'll attended with liberia
receipts.
Simeon Clark has been chosen SUI
perintendent of the Union sabbath
school at North church. Deacon
Charles Marston, assistant.
The Ladies' Aid Society hold :
meeting Tuesday afternoon and even
ing. There will be music, recitation
and refreshments in the evening. AL
' invited.
AS Mr.. Cowles, our singing teach
: er, is to have convention at Bartol
Landing on Tuesday and Wednesday
several of our singers are going t
attend.
: West Glover.
y o. B. Dodge is drawing timber an
{ lumber for big barn.
= B.F. Spaulding, Esq. of Fargo
" D. T., makes flying visit to his oil
home. He returns to-day.
F. F. Bean has bought Mrs. job
Clark's house in the village, payin
- $500 for it, and also piece of Ian
8 of Freeman Bean opposite the churc
:, for s3OO.-H. A. Whitney has bougl
the Spaulding house in the village
and is about to commence housekeel
80 ing. He paid 5000.
10 There was a pleasant gathering ;
= John Telfer's on the 25th inst,
- being the occasion of the marriage {
10 Fred Lee of Albany to Miss Ann
r. Magoon of Barton, Rev. M
bo Ellis performing the ceremony. The
~ were about 40 friends present.
very fine supper was prepared by M
Telfer's people. May JOY after
.st them.
Greensboro.
- Ice on the lake is IA inches thi,
and until the late thaw was solid al
= clear to the top.
Holland.
rs James Smith receives news fro
M the pension department that his pc
n sion claim is allowed; he will recei
about $3.50. "Uncle Jimmie" is
ne good spirits.
Tor Between 80 and 40 cases of vari
IN loid are reported, but it is thong
IN, that there are no new cases of sma
as pox; those reported last week
sick with this disease, are improvin
and will get well if nothing new 81
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William Foster is preparing