Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-07-03

with ague.
C. ID. Gilbert has sold his Hall
place to HI. Lapierre.
Oscar Wheeler draws the lumber
from the Preston mill.-Mr. hurry
is on the cart and wears a smiling
face.
School in district No. 5, taught by
Flora A. Cleveland, closed June 70,
with rhetorical exercises in the after
noon. Those having no marks
Myrtle and Lizzie Campbell, Orpha
Heath, Jessie Morehouse, Laura and
Ellen Wilcox, Albert Going, George
Campbell, Wallace Foss; Ola More
house absent only first day. Not
absent, Harry and Dora White. Not
tardy, BERTHE Campbell, Fred Foss,
Albert Wilcox, Edna and Effie Seavy.
Coventry.
Rev. w. G. Somerville will preach
in the Congregational church next
Sunday morning.
/ G.. w. Cole offers his farm on the
Troy road for sale. 1t is an excel
lent farm. See advertisement.
Thursday the three years old son
of Luther Guild was kicked in the
stomach by horse; it was thought
at first that he could not live, but at
last accounts there was some hope
of his recovery.
Mr.. Frank Percival of Derby has
lately erected a family monument in
the cemetery near this village. The
cemetery has been enlarged and
the labor already expended upon
it has given the. yard a neat and
tasteful appearance, BETTING the last
resting place of the honored dead.
Will Wright is at home now for a
short vacation. He has been for
sometime past studying law in the
office of his brother r. E. Wright,
Esq. of Baltimore, Md, where he
has just been admitted to the bar,
and intends to return then and settle
permanently. We predict for him a
successful future.
West Glover.
Rev. Hatch formerly pastor in this
town preached here last Sunday.
Some fish thieves, who are known,
went to E. G. Mills private fish pond
recently and caught nearly all his
trout.
Aaron Skinner is repairing his
house and building a new horse
barn.. P. Teller is making an ell
to his house.
Holland.
Mrs. Osgood is in dangerous
state of health-probably sick with
the consumption.
S. R. Fletcher puts down galvan-
lied iron pipe to bring water to his
building in place of logs.
Geo. Kimball who lately purchased
the III. H. Bryant place is finishing q
house on it which will make very
comfortable dwelling.
Rev. A. B. Blake and family have
spent few days with us and they
found hearty welcome from theil
many friends in this town.
June 9th large number of friends
occupying about so teams, met al
Simon Marsh's and from thence pro
ceeded in procession to Oliver Kid
der's for a surprise and china we'd
ding visit. When the teams drove
into the yard and surrounded the
premises Mr.. and Mrs. Kidder were
as much astonished as though Bar
NUNS menagerie had descended upo1
them. They soon discovered the ma
ture Of the visit and greeted thei
friends with cordial welcome
There were the usual ceremonies
Mr.. Kidder's big barn, one of tn
largest in the county, was sufficien
to hold the horses, and in some wa,
there was 'cake and coffee" enough
Irasburg;h.
E. W. Powell has laid a string O
sidewalk.
Cora Holman and Alice Chamber
lin are at home on visit.
, DR.. Kimball has left the Holdridg
House and gone to other quarters.
The Methodist ladies meet at Capt
Grants on Friday afternoon, July
John Cushman is having a yer
slow recovery from his rheumati
7 trouble.
Lewis Rash has moved into job
Ord's house and goes to work f.
4 Mr.. Parker.
1
Where is that springfield man
Guess he will not wish to deliver
George is here.
The wedding was a grand affai
but we do not like to lose any mo-
Irasburgh girls.
Mr.. Foster raised his big barn Sa
urday. Mr.. Hannant has his ne
barn nearly finished.
f The band boys have received the
8 uniforms and are practicing bust
: for the celebration on the 4th.
;, Rev. Carr exchanged with Re
e Walker last Sunday, and Rev. Blake
desk was occupied by Mr.. JENNIE
t. Holland.
q The Ladies Aid Society will fu
nish refreshments at the Cong. We
try all day Tuesday, and those II
= otherwise provided with refreshmen