Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-02-25

Rev. OeO. .. ChdSe. DefDy, treas
urer, d. S. Waterman, Glover; ex-
ecutige committee. L. NJ. Jenne,
Derby, w. F. Clark, Glover and
Lovisa Kinney of Craftsbury.
West Glover.
There will be an auction sale of
personal property at the residence of
the late L. A. Chase, March 9TH.
| Greensboro.
There were twelve marriages,
eleven births, and fifteen deaths in
this town the past year.
John Norris, teacher in Dist. No.
Z, suspends teaching some days on
account of lameness, and his sister
takes his place.
Alex Calderwood has bought the
barn of William Simpson, known as
the Gushing barn, and is moving it
to the site where his was burned.
Lila NJ, seven years old daugh-
ter of FL. M. Jordan, has just COM
pleted ''crazy" bed quilt contain
ing 1915 pieces, and the child is still
sane.
The mail carriers horse took trip
on his Gown hook Wednesday
night, and went down to BOWS
bridge, where he tipped the mail
pouch into the brook. 1t was taken
out without damage to the contents.
Greensboro Bend.
The new conner at Sumner God
ing's is a daughter.
Mr.. Hamell had leg broken last
Saturday by colliding with Glib Ken
iston's team; he was taken to the
office of DR.. Kinney and the fractur-
ed limb adjusted.
The public meeting of Lamoille
Division No. %, Sons of Temperance
the goth was a success in every re-
spect-a large attendance, interesting
exercises. The temperance drama
is nearly ready and Will be perform
ed in two weeks, or as soon as the
scenery can be procured. Due no.
tice will be given.
Holland.
VIM Ruiter, long sick, is better.
Daniel Jenness has a bad sore on
one of his fingers which will necessi-
tate amputation.
Rev. MI. Lonberger and other
ministers are holding meetings in the
north part of the town and consider
able interest is created.
1raSbtsrGh.
The exhibition was a success and
will be repeated on Friday eve, Feb.
10Th.
Herbert Lee has gone to Dakota
and S. II. Lee has sold his place and
will 90 there soon.
The village schools which closed
last week were very successful; they
were taught by Jennie Stanford and
Eva Foss.
Lowell.
Mrs. Carlos Farman is better.
Ransom Durivage is sick will
, pneumonia.
Joseph Souther has sold his farm
to George Stinehour of Highgate.
The village schools closed on Fri
7 day. The term, under the tuition Of
the Misses Corley, have been very
successful.
Morgan.
The school house in Dist No. il
being newly furnished with desks anC
seats.
The young people of this place
will have a paper bag sociable at thu
: residence of B. F. Moore, on th,
; eve of the 9th.
The friends of Frank and Ell;
JENNIE met at their residence on tn,
l afternoon of the 10Th, and left will
y them valuable presents to remint
1 them of their 9th marriage anniversa
~.
: A CARD.-We wish through the col
|, umns of the MONITOR to express GU
Y thanks to our friends and neighborS 70
a their visit to US and for the presents LEI
us. FRANK r. JENNIE,
ELLA NJ. JENNIE.
Newport.
: T. Grout and Mr.. Wright leav
this week for Texas.
! DR.. Whitaker leaves for Chicag
this week to attend special cours
of lectures.
= Friday night Homer Gaylor wa
arrested and Saturday was fine
$40 together with costs, for drunk
- enness, pounding his wife, and abus
ing his horse; not being able to pa
his fine he will be sent to the stat
" Work House.
y The closing exercises of the aca6
10 envy and graded school were held o
- Thursday last, large number a
tending. The exhibition in the e,
III ening was largely attended and We
as the best thing of the kind ever ha
~ in this town. The pupils in til
~ academy department gave Mr.. L. n
Is JENNIE, principal, fine gold pen an
stock, and fruit pocket knife. Mis-
10 Amidon Of Burke, and Misses Fo
lie som and Kezer of Newport furnishe
oe the music which was much apprecia
I'd ed. The next term commences Ma