Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-08-14

er year.
Miss Clara Barrows teaches in the
Ware district in Irasburgh,-instead
of west district There is to be
school in the west hill district, COM
mencing the first of September.
The tide of emigration seems to
move toward Barton. Mr.. Hayes
has bought the johnson farm about
a mile this side of Glover village
DR.. Fred Gray proposes TO locate at
Barton village.
The w. G.. T. .. have organized a
Band of Hope for the children, and
intend to have a temperance library,
and whatever will aid in making them
grow up to be temperance men and
women. They met Saturday to make
arrangements.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. S. Cowles return
ed to New York last Saturday. Mrs.
Cowles is preceptress of young
ladies school in New York, compris-
ing nearly eight hundred pupils.
She has the supervision of the school
but of course hears no Rotations.
She was young girl when she en-
tered the school as teacher, and has
risen to the highest position-that of
preceptress.
The schools in the village taught
by the Misses Corley closed last Fri
day. The closing exercises were
we'll enjoyed by the audience, espec-
tally two amusing and spirited dia-
logues, that reflected much credit
upon the actors. Although the
schools united, the room was quiet
and orderly, and apparently free
from whispering. The district were
fortunate in securing such teachers.
raILSOuIFs
Mr.. Henderson is in town visiting
friends.
The heavy storms of last week did
a great deal of damage to roads and
bridges.
Mrs. Isaac Whitney and family 60
to Indiana this week. They leave
many friends behind.
Rev. Mr.. Parker and quite large
party Of friends recently made a
short trip to Mount Mansfield.
The remains of Almon Moody who
died in Lawrence, Mass, some days
since, were brought to this town for
burial.
The address of Hon. Neal Dow,
delivered on the 4th inst. was Of
great interest to large number pres
ent. Mr.. BOWS pleasing manners,
his unanswerable logic, and his COM
plete knowledge of temperance mat
tiers make him a speaker whom every
body delights to hear.
Derby.
w. R. Aldrich is studying medi-
icine with Dr.. E. W. Clark.
Mr.. Savage of Boston is spending
the summer at Charles Carpenters,
with his family.
F. D. Badger goes to North Troy
to teach this fall. M. Jenne
teaches at Newport.
N. W. Bingham and family are in
town for few weeks, stopping at the
old Bingham homestead.
E. E. Albee is at work for the n.
E. Copying Co., of Springfield,
Mass, taking orders for charging
pictures. He goes to Coaticook, P.
O., this week.
Miss Fannie A. Davis, A. M, has
been secured as preceptress at the
academy for the coming year. She
is teacher of large and successful
experience, having taken degree in
'68, since which she has been engag-
: ed in teaching. She comes highly
recommended.
Glover.
Mr.. N. A. Blanchard seems to be
improving in health.
t Martin Abbott and family Intend
! to 60 to Peak Island this week.
Miss Annie Stone, daughter OF
Elijah Stone, thirteen years of age
obtained certificate and taught {
) successful term of school in Sheffield
this season.
CARD.-We desire through the columns
of the MONITOR to express our SINGER
e thanks to the friends Of Barton Landing
V who so kindly assisted us in the sickness
death and burial Of our dear father Ma.
you be beautifully rewarded.
S. G. SHURTLEFF.
y Mrs. VIM. M. FAYER.
g Mrs. G. G. MANN.
West Glover.
= Harvey Lewis advertises his farm
% for sale in this paper Read.
Greensboro Bend.
= DR.. F. G. Kinnie, a graduate o
II Burlington medical college, class O
1882, has located here and come
we'll recommended, the st. Alban
- Messenger speaks of DR.. Kinnie, a
a young man of good character an
an excellent scholar and worthy Q
the confidence of the communit
- where he locates. If we are sick
let us give. him living. Rooms q
1t Hopkins hotel.
~ Holland.
L James Boothman has bought th
u Nathaniel Heath place of I'll. Pinney
u administrator, for 81, 800.
The DeODle in this vicinity are M