Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-05-01

Eliza Root teaches the school at
the common, Kate Randall at Mill
Village and Alice Conant at East
Craftsbury this summer.
A couple of wild geese were shot
OH the river recently. Too bad! If
wild geese will take pains to visit
Vermont, they ought to be unmo-
Tested.
The spring term of the academy
school closes this week with an ex-
hibition. 1t has been very success
full term both in point of numbers
and improvement.
The Ladies Aid Society holds a
sugar festival at the Town Hall
Thursday evening of this week.
Though a little late in the season there
are plenty who are sugar hungry yet.
Twenty-nine persons applied for
certificates at the examination of
teachers, and most of them averaged
very fairly. The superintendent,
Rev. Taylor, was assisted by the
principal of the academy, L. E. Tup-
per.
No services Sunday the 3Oth at
/ fho u al, no oh of
Mr.. Wallace at conference. On ac-
count of poor health Mr.. Wallace
decided some time ago to give up
preaching, but as he has been some
what better of late it is hoped that he
will preach another year in this place.
Glover.
Emma Burroughs goes to Boston
this week to purchase millinery goods.
See her advertisement soon.
The principal event of the past
week was the marriage of Miss Alma
Blanchard to William Austin of Con-
cord, n. Ell.
Mr.. Isaac G. Gray and family
from Keene, N. HI. have moved into
town, and occupy a portion of 0. L..
Gray's house.
In the absence of Rev. Mr.. Thurs
ton at Conference, Rev. n. W. Scott
officiated last sabbath and preached
an excellent discourse.
The next regular meeting of the
Ladies' Parsonage Society will be
held at Rev. N. M. SCOTS, Friday
afternoon. All are invited.
The Selectmen of Glover will meet
at the town hall, Glover Village on
Tuesday May 10th at9 O'Clock a. m.
to settle with highway surveyors.
There was no hearing in Geo.
Whitney's law case the plaintiff was
not present, his lawyer appealed the
case to next term of county court.
The entertainment last Thursday
eve, given by the Ladies' Aid Socie-
ty, was a good one and appreciated
by the good house in attendance.
Johnnie Prindle assisted in the eXer-
cises to the pleasure and satisfaction
of all his friends think he has i'm
proved during his long western cam
paign.
Greensboro.
Fifty-eight dogs wear the regula-
ton collar in this town.
S. H. Downing tried some time to
grow hoof on the foot of an injur-
ed horse, but failed and the animal
was killed.
Hollis Wanzer and I. III. McClary
visit this town ON the same day for
butter buying, and our farmers are
likely to get the highest prices.
A son of S. P. Campbell, aged II
years, in one day of ten hours
boiled sap sufficient to make 15S
pounds of stirred sugar. A good
days work.
The list of this town will doubtless
be considerably increased over last
year. This is encouraging to the
friends of the law, as it had been
predicted that there would be a fall
ing off this year.
News has been received here that
the Commissioner of Patents has de.
, cided in favor of Hill & Prentice il
the somewhat celebrated. milk cool
ing apparatus case. D. B. Wooster
VS.. Hill & Prentice.
; Greensboro Bend.
Edgar Badger has recovered so as
to be removed to his home i'll Marsh
field.
Mrs. T. M. Kibbie has returned
from market, and the opening to-da,
p was very fine.
We Judge, by the pile of lumber
that L. S. Collins is going to build
house on the site of the one burned.
The high water carried away a por
4 ton of the mill company's dam, ant
e breaking the west guy of the smok
: stack, which was repaired by II. T
| Daniels. A good job for Hiram.
5 Holland.
r Jonathan Bryant, Albert and Johl
| Davis are going to Iowa, prospect
ing.-Ella Graves and Nora Elliot
have gone to Lawrence, Mass.
Mrs. j. C. Robinson, 80 years Q
| age, is quite sick and is not liable t
recover. Mr.. Robinson is also i
Il feeble health. Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie
8 Eastman are sick and it is reporte
u that Mr.. E. has has a paralytic shock
u Mrs. L. r. Tabor is slowly recoJ