Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-11-19

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sic, games, and other entertainments,
with ample refreshments. The good
will of the people was shown by APP
propriate presents. Mr.. Merriam's
people gracefully acknowledged the
compliment.
West Glover.
L. A. Claiborne raised 20 bushels
of wheat from one-half acre.
Ira Colburn has rented his farm to
Geo. Bickford of Irasburgh.
E. O. Randall purchased three
thousand dollars worth of eggs the
past year.
Fl. A. Whitney has returned from
his western tour. He purchased land
for farm near Jamestown, Dakota.
Holland.
Mrs Riley Hall has had stroke of
paralysis.
Norman Eastman has sold his
place to Laban Gray and bought his
fathers old piace.-John France has
sold his place to Joel Bailey for 500
Greensboro.
A writing school is in contempla-
ton in the village, by Mr.. Klttridge,
q teacher in school district No. 1.
At the annual meeting of the
Greensboro Library Association Of
ficers were elected for the ensuing
year. j. B. Cook was chosen presi-
dent.
The school taught by Victoria I.
Logan in district No. 9 closed Nov.
9th, Whole number of scholars, So.
Those having no marks were jamie
Wilson, Mary, BERTHE and frankie
Randall, Jennie and frankie Allen,
Alva Hill, Clara McFarlane, Willie
and Martha Lang. Addie Hill, Isa-
bel and Mary Lang were absent one
day and Erwin McFarlane one half
day. There were no tardy marks
during the term.
G. G. Noyes and Frank Noyes
were arraigned before Justice Goss
for violation of the fishing law, and
fined according to law. They were
not marked as especial subjects fol-
prosecution. The people have come
to the determination to stop the
wholesale slaughter of the trout on
their beds, and these men happened to
be the first ones caught; others are
marked, let them beware. It has be-
come we'll known that the summer
fishing on Caspian Lake is not what
1t once was, and its cause is undoubt-
edly attributed to Fall and winter
fishing. Let the work 60 on; to stop
now would leave matters worse thar
before.
lraSbllr2:h.
Mrs. E. w. Powell who has been
sick some weeks is in very da ngel
Gus condition.
Methodist Quarterly Meeting boil
here and at Coventry Dec. I'd. Rev
P. N. Granger is expected.
G.. Y. Cook is repairing his large
two story house, and moves into it.
having rented his other house.
Joseph Cook takes possession Of
the Ralph Howard farm this week
and Mr.. Howard moves to the Com
mon.
Z well.
Wallie Hines has married Mrs
Hannah Sinclear.
Carlos Skinner has returned home
Rev. King has also returned home
after an absence of several weeks
Minnie Shufelt has gone to st. Johns.
bury to work in hotel and Cora
Tittemore to attend school.
Morgan Center.
F. A. Gray is building a large
shed at his new house recently com
pleted.
P. Huntoon has returned from
New York where he has been the
past summer.
Geo. D. Barney has bought the
village hotel at Island Pond and tax
en- possession.
School will commence here Nov
26th with Herbert Dawes for teacher
Myra Williams teaches select schoo
at Howardville.
Newport
Harvey Houghton had leg broker
Friday by being caught between
logs.
The festival at Methodist churcf
was postponed until Wednesday
night of this week.
The wind of Monday last did mucl
damage in this vicinity. Severa
small boats, barges, etc., were sunk
about the lake. The boom at the
international mill was broken anC
the logs scattered.
Newport Center.
A Chamberlin has his new house
nearly completed.
AFRO Tracy has bought back his
farm of his brother Albert.
Union revival services will com
mence on Tuesday evening, Nov
goth at the Baptist church.
South Troy.
Mr.. A. Boyden has closed his no
tel and gone to Mass.
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