Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-07-31


Crosby, her granddaughter, Mrs.
Frank Crane, great-grand daughters,
Miss Mamie Crane and Mrs. Alba
Merrill, and great-great-grand daugh-
tiers, Misses Lila and Florence Mer-
rill, are all living in this town.
North Craftsbury-
Miss Susie Paddock has been en-
gagged to take the place of music
teacher at the academy. Miss Pad
dock comes highly recommended,
having taught with success in Low
ell, Mass, during the past year.
The friends of the academy are to be
congratulated on having so readily
secured a successor to Miss Stevens.
Glover.
Mrs. G. B. Thomas is visiting her
many friends in this town.
A party of pleasure seekers, con-
sisting of DR.. Templeton and wife go
to Massawippi lake, camping this
week.
The schools in the village closed
last Friday, taught by Miss Lula
Davis and Matte Jenness, who al
ways give satisfaction.
Rev. B. M. Tillotson will preach
at the south church, Sunday, Aug. 9Th
at OK clock p. M, also at 5 o'clock
D. m. Seats free to all.
n. B. Davis has gone to Saratoga
Springs for his health. Mrs. E. A.
Norton has gone to Concord, VT, to
take care of her daughter, who is
very sick with pneumonia.
A CARD.-We tender our sincere thanks
to the many friends and neighbors who
have so kindly given us their aid and
sympathy through the sickness, death and
burial of our loved one May the Giver
of all good keep them from such sorrow
as ours.
MR.. AND Mrs. J. M. PATTERSON.
IDA A. PATTERSON.
Julia Kendall, assisted by the young
people of Glover, will give an enter
tainment in the north church, Satur-
day eve., Aug. 9th, consisting of vo-
cal and instrumental music, the farce
entitled "Do not judge by appear
ances" and other entertaining feat
ures. Ice cream and cake will be
served at the close of the entertain
ment. All are cordially invited to
attend.
Greensboro.
The school in district No. s, taught
by Victoria I. Logan, closed July p :,
with rhetorical exercises in the after
noon. Those having no marks were
Emma Rabbit, Helen Wood, Minnie
and Lille Uric and Charles Morse,
Bella and James Kendrick did not
attend the first week but after that
had no marks, James Wood absent
only one day. In studies they were
marked as follows: Lille Uric 95 !;
George Wood "a; Willie Hanson
90; Helen Wood %; Bella and
James Kendrick 90; jamie Wood,
Minnie Uric and Emma Babbitt
100. Minnie Uric, in algebra 100.
Holland.
A machine called the Eureka
sprinkler, for putting the green on to
potato vines is being used by Benz.
Smith of this town, which appears
to be the most economical thing yet
tried, both in saving the poison and
in it's rapid application. Go and
see it tested.
Lowell.
Judge Paine who was very i'll fol
several days this week, is much bet
ter.
Miss Laura Hovey and her sister
Annie, left for Iowa on Monday last
where Annie will remain.
The daughter of Mr.. Greenwood
who was accidentally shot, is still
living though not expected to recover
Mrs. Page, the mother of Mrs
John Young, died at Springfield, Vt.
July 22d, where she was visiting
! Mrs. Young was called away tt
Springfield by the sickness of he
! mother, and was with her two days
before she died.
Morgan.
, Chauncey Dutton, who rented thu
HENDERSON place the past year, ha
: now moved to Holland.
On the oath about sixty friends o
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Brooks, met a
their residence to remind them of thei
twentieth wedding anniversary, b.
bringing them a nice china tea Sc
I and various other presents the gift
l were presented by Z. M. Mansur
} with appropriate remarks.
Morgan Center.
The bears recently killed year
. ling for Nathaniel Elliott.
F. 0. Bush is hurrylng repairs Oh
his hotel, and will soon have it read,
for custom
Newport.
; Official advices from Washing
ton have been received, which indi
cate that III. S. Lawrence is to b.
appointed postmaster in this place.
6 This town nearly all visited Iras
burgh last Saturday, and returne,
with two of the best prizes, a sena
tor and a states attorney-.fitur4
eSse.
:, Newport Center.
Mrs. A. C., Sleeper will paw cas-