Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-01-16
The following is a partial record of

IhdSSSlO CiICI, ASSSIo IcIIcI anu AL
thur Campbell. One mark of alb
sence, Aggie Bodwell, Carrie Tate,
John Young. Those having an ex-
animation record above 50 were
Clarence Grow, Johnnie Young, ia
ME Young, Allen Gilmore, Lizzie
Smith; those between 80 and 95, Ar
thur and Annie Bodwell, Aggie Teller
and Mary Drew between IS and so,
Harvey Tate; between 50 and IS,
Ella Smith, Mamie Drew, and Bell
Smith; below IS, Eddie Holloway,
Aggie Bodwell and Noah Drew.
West Glover.
Rev. Reuben Wright is in town
visiting friends. He is located in Hi
nois where he is very successful as a
preacher.
The event of the week was the
marriage of Geo. Monkey to Miss
Eta Skinner. There were about 60
present at the wedding.
The lyceum in district No. Z was
postponed on account of other mat
tiers till Friday of this week, at which
time the relative merits of slack and
tidy women will be considered.
Holland.
Edwin Bryant has rented Andrew
Halls place for one year.
Mrs. S. M. Davis and her son Ray
are both sick with diphtheria.
Mrs. Elvira Pillsbury has bought
the place formerly owned by the late
Caleb Pillsbury.
Mark Wilcox has colt, two years
old the 10Th day of June, 1881, thai
weighs 1852 pounds.
Oliver Washburn is very sick will
the scarlet fever, and council O
doctors has been called.
Mrs. S. M. Davis and her son art
recovering from their severe sickness
Rev. M. Jenne is quite sick at pres
ent.
The Rev. Mr.. Jordan, the evange
list, is holding series of meeting
in the west part of the town. Ma,
success attend his labors. Mr.. Jor
dams success in Charleston and 9th
er places has been such as to warran
great expectations from his efforts.
Irasburgh.
There are quite number of case
of diphtheria in town.
| Joseph Cook is soon to move on t
his farm.
John Ord and family have return
ed from their New Hampshire visit.
Speaking of hogs, it may be we
to mention couple recently killed b
Captain Eben Grant of this town
Early last winter he purchased tw
pigs of Geo. Reed of Barton, whic
had no extra keeping, not being fe
on grain but five weeks, which weigh
ed when dressed, being Is month
and s days old, 440 and 57S pounds
-101S pounds. Those having bet
ter record will please stand up and re
cite. The Captain also slaughtere
one for the Fisher boys on Lowe
mountain, IS months old, whic
dressed Cos pounds.
well.
When will the Guiteau trial end
The snow gave business an impe
tus long needed.
Glad to welcome deacon Parker
Let him "drop in'' as often as h
} can, the Lowell people will always b
glad to see him.
Mrs. Stephenson, who has bee
absent during the sickness and burr;
of sister, returns to find two of he
own family quite sick.
Four of the schools of town had
review and examination last weel
at the close of the first half of I'll
term. The character of the eXamin:
tons was such as to be of much bel
eft to the pupils.
Mr.. Wade, a brother of Mrs. De;
Sawyer, of Chicago, reminded l
that the Sunday-schools and church'
of the East are suffering from EN-
grafton to the West. Perhaps in tn
way the West may receive compel
sation for the migration to the gre
West.
Rev. r. King, while visiting on Il
the mountain west of Westfeld "
lage, got caught in mountain C
clone Wednesday evening, and w
obliged to leave his horse and ca
e riage behind him, while he walked
S the village. Covered carriages a
: dangerous craft in which to naviga
5 the Green Mountains in Januar
: Mr.. King arrived at the village
I season to get a good supper at M
g Hitchcock S, and to attend the eve
! ing meeting, at both of which plac
/ his influence was felt.
. Morgan.
1t was w. Ell. Rood, not Hood, W
was reported as recovering from