Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-03-10

last week he drove il to Island
Pond and returned about four miles
towards home and put UP for the
night, and upon going to the barn
the next morning found it dead.
The korse appeared we'll and ate well
at night and it was probably the
change of feed that killed it.
The concert by the Irasburgh brass
band, Saturday evening was in every
respect good one, and worthy of
larger audience. Selections by the
band, song by M. III. Taplin, Sc
lect reading by Will G. Johnson
made up the programme. Especially
good was the rendering of humor-
Gus selection, Emusic for the Mil
lions,' in which Mr.. johnson show
ed good evolutionary talent. Come
again, boys, give US more waning
and we will give you good house.
Greensboro.
A few new books have been added
to the library.
McClary is on hand every Thurs
day to buy butter and sugar.
Jason Young cleared over $50 by
the care of 80 hens during the past
year. Pretty good, Jason.
Geo. Martin has rented the upper
floor to W. S. Ingalls,, who is pre-
pairing to manufacture feather dus-
ters.
The voters smashed things gener-
ally last Tuesday at the polls. Many
old office holders were left out in the
cold. Evidently new hands are at
the machine lust now.
Greensboro Bend.
George Kinds lost good horse by
breaking his leg, March 9th, while at
work for Patch and Clark on their
wood job.
The social dance at P. G.. Salmon's
hotel the Goth ult., was a success,
no rum, no rowdyism, and more
quiet party is seldom seen.
The temperance drama "The So
cial Glass, or Victims of the Bottle"
will be given March 18th, under the
management of the committee, A. p.
Folsom and DR.. Kinney. Tickets
will be sold during the week to the
number of 200, and will be repeated
to give all a chance to see it. Adj
mission ID cents.
Holland.
Ben. jerome has moved to the j.
G.. Robinson farm
Last quarterly conference for the
year at M. E. church Mar. 9th.
Daniel Jenness has been obliged to
suffer the amputation of his leg on
which was bad fever sore.
Simon Marsh receives pension
and arrearages amounting to about
$1,000.
Eighteen were taken into the M.
E. church on the oath ult., seventeen
by profession and one by letter.
Mrs. John McCarty is soon to re-
turn to Columbus, Ca, but her sis
ter, Mrs. James Smith, will not be
able to 90 with her as she intended.
Feb. % a large number of the
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. David APP
plebee met at their place to celebrate
their Both marriage anniversary as
token of esteem and friendship S25
was left.
well.
The Lowell dramatic club played
on Friday night and the proceeds
were S22.
Ladies' Aid at DIR. Anderson's on
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mis-. David Hazen of
Hartford, VT, are in town.
Mrs. Smith fell recently and suf-
fered quite severe injury.
Mr.. Walston has bought farm in
Williston, and will move there soon.
Morgan.
Six young ladies from this place
are attending school at Derby acad-
envy.
There was Sunday school concert
at the church, Sunday eve, March "a.
1t was enjoyed by all.
The Young Peoples Aid had I
leap year ride and oyster supper or
the eve of March 7th Proceeds gC
towards repairing the church.
Morgan Center
Mrs. Isaac Blake is quite ill.
Concert at Union church on the
evening of the 18th.
Hill & Mack have started tn,
steam mill at this place belonging t.
J. A. Gray.
Newport.
James Hitchcock is suffering witt
2 broken leg.
Homer Bogue has gone to Burling
ton to attend medical lectures.
: Our village schools commence th
spring term to-day with the sam
corps Of teachers as before.
Charles Prouty has moved into hi
new house on Pleasant street. Cleve
J, land, the cattle buyer, is to move in