Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-05-22


now rejoicing in.
The returns of the listers show an
increase in the personal property of
the town, of s28,778. Over $4,000
of this increase was caused by doubl-
inc the list of one man. There was
gain in the village of $40,154.
The spring term of school taught
by NJ. B. Thrasher, closed on We'd
nesday. with an examination, recita-
tons, essays, &c. A pleasant fea-
ture of the occasion was the presen-
tation of a beautiful album to the
teacher.
Helen Trudeau, whose sickness
was mentioned last week, died on
Tuesday, and her remains were
brought home from Coaticook, the
funeral being held at the Catholic
church, at Newport. She was a girl
of much promise, amiable and
thoughtful beyond her years. Her
parents have the sympathy of all.
Craftsbury.
Sidney Root is engaged as ''run-
ner" for Saratoga, n. Y. firm.
Guar Leonard, who is clerking for
John Wallace, has hired the Daniel
Philbric house.
Jesse Pope from Orange, Mass,
has been in town ON visit. Geo.
Howard of Boston has been home to
see his aged parents.
Rev. III. W. Worthen and family
have come. Mr.. Worthen commence
ed his labors at the church ON the
18th inst, preaching an able discourse.
E. L. Hastings was recently thrown
from horse and received quite Sc
we're injuries. Simpson, who
fell from the roof of a house at the
time of DIR. Barrett's fire, is nearly
recovered.
Glover.
Mr.. McGaffey has recently made a
neat side walk in front of his resi-
dence.
Both our merchants have lately re-
ceived large additions to their ready
made clothing stock.
J. P. Ellis is OM with new ad.
vertisement in the MONITOR and al
with lots of new goods.
Johnnie Prindle leaves town this
week Tuesday or Wednesday to join
his troupe at Chicago, Ill.
Mr.. n. A. Blanchard lies in a very
precarious condition of health, anC
it is feared he may not recover.
O. B. Dodge is building a large
commodious barn. Alex Calderwood
of Craftsbury is doing the work.
Mrs. Augustus Kimball has chang
ed her residence, and now occupies
rooms in Mrs. Chamberlin' block.
Mrs. Hancock who has been spend
ing the winter with friends at Lowell.
Mass, is again with us occupying
her old home.
Both departments of our village
school commence to-day (Monday.
The highest department is taught by
Miss Lula Davis, and the lower by
Miss Matte Jenness, both of this
town.
West Glover.
Aaron Skinner has let the Gleason
farm to Robert Mitchell of Sheffield.
Gleason moves to West Albany.
G.. T. and G.. P. Clark made 547
pounds of sugar from 140 trees.
Ought to have kept right at it, up to
this time, as the weather has been
just right for sugaring.
Cold, dry, desolate-cattle below
ing, hay gone, farmers blue, cross
and cold, and the general look dubi-
Gus. See, there is something like
this in the Book, isn't there? "While
the earth remaineth seedtime and
harvest shall not cease y
Greensboro.
Mark French of Montpelier is a
his old camp on the Downing shore.
Rev. A. Mcbride has been install
ed pastor of the U. P. church here
We hope his passionate will be lone
and useful.
The 18th found the ice in the lax,
broken, pounded, smashed and driv
en- on to the east shore, where it sool
disappeared.
Must the shores of our beautiful
lake be desecrated by a ran hole al
this summer as it was last, if so, GU
states attorney will have somethin.
to do, and we hope we have one VIII
knows what to do and how to do it.
Samuel Ingalls, died the 18th inst
of pneumonia, after an illness o
about two weeks. His death remove
one of our ablest citizens, and hi
place cannot be filled readily. FL
had been long an active director AM
at his death was president of the Cal
edonia National Bank of Danville
The officers, at special meeting
adopted a set of resolutions, one O
which we add:
Resolred, That in the removal of Samut
ingalls, Of Greensboro by death the ban
is deprived of an able, efficient and trust
worthy president and director, and W
feel our loss so deeply that we can trul
extend our sympathy to the near friend
Of the deceased, who by this Providenc
have experienced far greater bereavt