Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-08-07

West Glover.
Charles Dewing's little girl recent
ly fell off the verandah and suffered
bad fracture of an arm.
The loss of Lennie Patterson will
be sadly felt, not only in her home,
but in the whole community.
Greensboro.
AS we have no shoemaker in town,
Ell. d. Phillips has made arrange
ments to have repairing done in that
line at his shop.
S. Dow has sold his old tannery
privilege to Mrs. M. G. Ingalls,, and
a shop to IS to be erected Immediate
ly, but for what purpose it is to be
used we are not informed.
School in district No. IL, taught
by Aggie Gilmour, closed July %.
There was neither an absent nor a
tardy mark during the entire term.
A record which few schools equal.
IraSburgh.
School in district No. 4, closed
July 28th, Nettie NJ. Taylor, teacher.
Those having no absent marks: Ada
Webster, Nettie Kidder, Estelle
Metcalf, Harry Lee, and Albert
Webster. Those having no tardy
marks: Ada Webster, Ella Morrill,,
Nettie and Katie Kidder, Eva Flint,
Estelle Metcalf, Harry and Louie
Lee, Arthur, Eddie and Albert Web
ster, Willie Kidder, and Willie
Lourks. The following were each
100 in department Nettie Kidder,
Estelle Metcalf, Willie Lourks, Ar
thur and Eddie Webster.
Holland.
Hollis Stone amputated a finger
with moving machine recently.
Cyrus Luce has put a good granite
curbing around the grave of his
wife.
well.
The many friends of Mrs. Harry
Parker will be pleased to learn that
she is better and will probably re.
cover.
The little Greenwood girl, recently
shot through the head, has taken the
matter into her own hands, in spite
of the doctors, and is apparently get
ting we'll.
1t is reported that the lost poke
, book belonging to William Kirk, has
} been found by the aid of a "medi
um.' Do you suppose the medium
{ could inform us where our lost UNI
5 brellas are?
A Ladies' Aid Meeting was givel
l on Friday, by Mrs. Hutchinson, il
honor of her neice, Miss Jenni
Works, who has nearly finished he
5 visit and is to return to her home i
Minnesota.
e Morgan.
| w. III. Calkins has rented Jeffel
= son Kennerson's farm the comm
!; year.
Dea. Little's daughter, Mrs. Stock
y well and her family from Mass, .ar
here visiting friends.
Morgan Center.
Thompson & Howard are fitting Il
an engine to run on their road, be-
: tween their mill and the summit.
F. A. Gray has resigned as pos
master and d. A. Currier is appoint
ed in his stead. The office is move
to Curriers' store.
| uC uSuCIIucu dlG NY SOO
=. luck just now. A. Elliott caught
longe recently which weighed PIG
- pounds and another that weighed
pounds.
e A large number of picnickers fro
8 surrounding vicinities visit tt
3 grounds near this village, where the
e find cool shade and opportunity
" view or ride upon the lake.
: Newport Center.
3. Heman Corse has gone to Sprin!
II field to work.
d Alex Bennoit found his stolen wa!
e on in Westield.
t. The farmers are feeling pretty we
l. about the hay crop, after all.
n c. E. Harris reports business
IL good. He hires Osman Pettingill
u a clerk.
:, Carlos Sleeper is home and brin:
y bran new wife, right from Il
Club" Oscar Larrabee is hon
> on visit, after an absence of thr
= years.
h. Among those not mentioned els
n where, who visit friends among III
Tim Palmer from the West, D.
20 Gilbert and wife from Philadelphi
10 Erwin Jones of Boston and MAI
Titus. Let them all come home.
North Troy.
. Mr.. and Mrs. John W. Currier a
spending few days at Saratog
where they went in their own ca
riage.