Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-04-30

Rhode Island with her daughter, Mrs.
Daniel Davis has started on his
annual peddling tour to be gone dur
ing the season.
Edgar Badger started for Dakota
last week with Mr.. III. d. Carpenter.
Edwin Jenny has returned from his
western trip, having visited Dakota.
Glover.
Mrs. A. w. Davis and Mrs. Reu-
ben Cheney are in town visiting their
friends.
See advertisement of the auction
sale of the Nathan Blanchard estate,
at Glover, May 10.
The selectmen of Glover will meet
at the town hall on Tuesday, May
18th, to settle with highway survey
o1s.
Miss Edna Fayer, one of our most
Glover teachers, has charge
of one of the departments in the Lyn-
donville school.
Mrs. Solomon Dwinell, whose sick
ness was mentioned in last week S
MONITOR, died Sunday eve., 22d.
She was lady much esteemed in
this community. Her remains were
taken to Barnet for burial
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. S. NJ. Kibbie returns from
market soon with a fine stock of mill
linery goods. She attends faithfully
to business and desires patronage.
Elias Lunt is getting a pension of
So month.
We are glad that the roads are
getting in such condition that we are
receiving the mails quite regularly.
Solomon Morton has sold his place,
together with blacksmith shop and
tools, to George Dimmick for $500.
The house and barn belonging to
Morrill, Gray were recently burned,
with furniture, hay, etc.; insured for
500.
IraSburg.h.
w. F. Brewster is up the river
with a large gang of men, running
down his logs.
John Louks has sold his farm to
G. O. Miles for $1,000, and moved
into the house near Charles Kidder's.
c. w. Dewey, an aged and re-
spected citizen, died on Friday and
his funeral was held at the Congre-
gational church, Rev. A. A. Smith
officiating.
The house and shed belonging to
FL. A. Hannant in the northeast part
of the town were burned on Saturday.
The other buildings were saved by
the neighbors, who fought the fire
most valiantly. The house was oc-
cupied by j. Martin. A house on
Lowell mountain, occupied by Joe
Sanville was burned earlier in the
week with all its contents.
well.
AT the sugar party held on Thurs
day evening, there was large at
tendance and much saccharine en-
joyment.
Geo. Watson has bought of Mr..
Wheelock the property in the village,
formerly owned by Deacon Parker.
In addition to his regular business
of shoemaking he will keep a public
house.
Mrs. Durivage still continues to
be very i'll. Her mother is better.
A Pole in the employ of Parker &
Kinney is very sick with pneumonia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thornton have the
sympathy of the community in the
loss of their child.
Morgan.
Ella Heath teaches the Corner
school.
Morgan Center.
Mrs. Clarence Carver is recovering
from the lung fever.
The youngest child of Alonzo
Ewens died Tuesday, the oath, after
a long and severe illness.
A. O. Smith of Bloomington Cen
ter has engaged to work for D. A,
Currier, in his tub factory, for the
season.
On account of the bad roads our
stage did not get through for week
and then the mail was brought on
foot twice. Now we rejoice that it
comes twice week and hope fol
better days.
Your item last week in regard to
F. A. Gray's building commodious
barn should have read a commodious
house. Having ample barn room
and being in need of making arrange.
ments for house, he was surprised
to find he was building a barn.
Newport.
The genial face of Horace Lane
was seen upon our streets last week.
At the village meeting last Satur
day evening very nearly the same
! board of officers were chosen as las
year. 1t was voted to raise no tax
and a motion to grade the very steer
hill near Abner Bowley's was voted
down.
The Suddan death of AGO A Good