Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-05-15

season.
William Craft has gone to New
York for another season in the ice
business.
L. G.. Day who has rented his
farm in Coventry, is stopping fol
the present here with his daughter
Mrs Charles Young, but talks of 60
ing to Colorado.
Glover.
Hiram Phillips has recently pur-
chased eight acres of land of Nathan
Blanchard.
Hay is selling in this vicinity fol
S1o per ton and is very scarce at
that, the season is full two weeks
later than last year.
Communion services will be held
at the North church next Sabbath.
preparatory lecture on Friday p. m.
OF this week at the vestry.
CARD.-We desire to thank our friends
and neighbors for their kindly assistance
and sympathy during the sickness, death
and burial of our mother. May the Givel
of all good bless you all.
VIM. J. YOUNG,
ELLA A. YOUNG.
At a meeting called for the pur-
pose recently, the Congregational
society voted to repair their meeting
house to a certain extent. and will
raise tax of l per cent. on the orig
NAL apprisal of pews to defray ex-
penses.
Last Friday as E. L. Clark was
driving cattle, his wife driving a colt
behind him which became frightened
and commenced to run, Clark under
took to stop the colt, but was knock
ed down, run over and was insensible
for some time. After throwing Mrs.
Clark out and upsetting the wagon
the colt was stopped. Fortunately
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark escaped without
broken bones.
Greensboro Bend.
Rev. Z. B. Wheeler preached his
first sermon last Sunday to a full
house, we hope to see the house as
well filled during the conference year.
Napoleon Clutchie has bought the
mill company house and takes pos
session to-day, also the Davis farm
in Walden one and one-half miles
from the Bend. Mr.. Billiard is to
occupy the house vacated by Mr..
Clutchie.
Holland.
Charles Eastman who has had
three different attacks of paralysis is
thought to be recovering from the
last shock.-Mrs. j. G.. Robinson
continues to fail.-A child of Will
liam Rush is quite sick.
IrasbI,rgh.
W. F. Brewster has got his logs
down from Albany.
Geo. Parker is on the river with
his men running his logs, about %,
900 in number.
Francis Hanant has let the job to
build his big barn to Joseph Heath
of Albany. They begin work this
morning.
The cornet band played some
beautiful selections IN the band stand
last Friday night. The boys play
very nicely.
Jay.
Banister has filled up with a stock
of ready-made clothing.
W. Fisher has rented rooms over
Banister's store and moved there.
Fine weather for doing springs
work and people are busy improving
it.
A portion of W. Porter's dam gave
way few days since, and no chance
for repairs until the water is lower.
Cole & Hardy have moved to New
port Center, leaving the buckets
hanging in the sugar place they car
ried on.
III. G.. Banister is getting lumber
and timber on to the ground to erect
a barn.-H. d. Chamberlin has
broken ground, preparatory to erect
fine set of buildings on the same
grounds where Paine's were burned a
year ago.
Lowell.
We sorrow with the country at the
sad fate of DIR. Long and his party.
The many friends of George South
er were glad to see him out once
more although his countenance indi-
Gated that he had been and still was
quite ill.
Mr.. Metcalf has left Lowell and is
now working for Mr.. Hutchins in tub
factory at Montgomery Center. Adj
die, his son, has hired out for the
season to Willis LOCKWOOD.
Rev. Mr.. Hovey is very i'll of pneu-
monia and pleurisy. He was consid-
cred better Saturday, but in the night
was taken worse again and much
anxiety is expressed as to his final
recovery.
Morgan.
w. A. Bartlett has been building a
milk house and will put in Cooley
creamer.
DR.. Rossier has gone to Island
Pond, though he is attending some
patients in the town.
James Moore gathered 472 pals
of sap from 1875 naples, the past
CuOap Cnacop from which ba mod a