Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-07-07

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Dea. Young and Dea. Marshall
have each raised them large barns
and have them nearly ready for the
hay.
Derby.
The people here are enthusiastic
for the nomination of Gen. Grout for
congress.
The executive committee of Derby
academy have engaged the present
principal, Rev. Geo. S. Chase, for
another year. 1t is hoped that the
present preceptress and other teachers
will be retained.
Herbert Harris, who was sent from
this place to the reform school five
years ago, returned last Saturday, so
changed in appearance that very few
of our people recognized him. He
speaks very highly of the school and
it's blessings to hayward boys.
Glover.
III. M. Salmon has bought the
Lawrence pasture joining his farm.
The ssEarnest Workers" will meet
at the parsonage on Friday, July II.
All invited.
The Ladies Mite Society will meet
at Institute hall, Friday afternoon,
July IL. Tea will be served at 5
O'Clock.
Any one wanting good shingles
should 60 to HI. M. Salmon's mill.
He has all kinds. His sawyer, L. j.
McLoud, is an experienced hand and
knows how to make shingles.
West Glover.
The Rev. Mr.. Sterling and family
will occupy the parsonage.
F. F. Bean found a pocket-book
recently containing a sum of money,
which the owner can have by calling
at his house.
r. S. Mason is doubly afflicted in
the loss of his wife and only child,
both by consumption; their deaths
occurred within one week of each
other.
Greensboro.
Armour Babcock lost a valuable
horse few days since by some mys-
terious disease.
Camp Wheeler is alive with persons
seeking rest and and health by our
beautiful lake.
Mrs. Luke Eastman was quite Sc
riously injured by fall last week it
is thought that two ribs were broken.
City boarders begin to come and
their numbers are only limited by the
capacity or willingness of our people
to receive them.
DR.. W. f. Bailey is making prep
arations for his final departure from
town. Texas is his proposed desti-
nation. His many friends will be
sorry to have him go; both because
his i'll health compels him, and for
the loss of his professional service.
In the meantime before his departure
he desires all those indebted to him
to call and settle. DR.. A. w. Marsh
of NY. takes his place. DR.. Marsh
comes well recommended and we
hope his stay here will be long and
pleasant, if he gives satisfaction.
Holland.
James Hamilton has raised the
frame of a large barn.
William Addison won prize OF
S14 in foot race at Richmond, Do.
minlon Day.
1raSbur&h.
G.. p. Cotton is home.
John Ord has another lot of New
Home sewing machines.
Misses Jennie and Carrie Stanford
are home from the Montpelier semi
nary.
Lowell.
Geo. Watson has returned from
Idaho.
Two sisters of Dea. Hutchinson
are visiting here.
Children Day was observed in TIT
Cong. church Sunday evening, June
20.
Farmers have begun to gather tn,
hay crop. 1t is rather light, no
half an average.
No general celebration of thu
Fourth at Lowell. A few gathered
in the hall for basket picnic in thu
evening. Several families celebrated
by picking Strawberries and many
more by eating them. The band ant
several others went to help the Tro
jams celebrate.
Morgan.
Wilbur Wilcox has returned hom
from New York on visit.
Geo. Bartlett has commenced re
painting his house.
Morgan Center.
VIM. Scribner has a foundation fo
his new house.
F. Stearns has finished haying
he seems to be ahead of his neigh
bors.
Mrs. Eugene Batchelder, who ha
been very sick with pleurisy and lun!
fever, is improving.
Miss Alice Bullock has returne,
from Canada to r. Maplesden'
where she is receiving instruction O
Miss Mary Maplesden.
M. Utley and family from Caledo