Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-06-09
his number % lost their lives. about

the Wilderness, May 3, 1864. Those
who died of wounds received in action
were Rodney NJ. Boutwell,, Eph. H.
Brewster, Edward H. Marcy, Robt.
t. Boutwell,, John S. Mason. Those
who died in rebel prisons were Frank
lin A. Raymo, Warren n. Reed,
Geo. Robbins and Geo. S. Twiss.
Those who died of disease were Hol-
lis A. Bagley, Samuel Bickford,
Harlan p. Cass. Jos. G. Durkee,
Charles Garvin, Samuel S. Garvin,
Geo. w. Marsh, Cyrus L. White,
Daniel D. Whitney, VIM. Whitney,
Asa H. Woodbury.. Albert Gle, and
Alfred Bridges. Those who died
from accidents were Alorzo Silver
and Geo. w. Smith. The soldiers
record of the town, has the names of
seventeen men who belonged to this
town who served in the army, but
were credited to other towns or in
other states.
Derby.
Maud, daughter of Lewis Adams,
broke both bones of her leg last
Tuesday.
Chester Carpenter and Judge Hop
kinson are improving; Emera Stew
AIT is not as we'll.
The arrivals of the week are a son
at Orem Newcomb's and q daughter
at Charles Wilson's
The M. E. Sabbath school will
have exercises appropriate to Chill
dren's day next Sunday at 4 O'Clock
p. m. The pastor will preach to the
children in the morning.
The auction sale by Mrs. Macon
Der & Son was poorly attended, and
but small part of the property adj
vertised was sold to actual purchas-
ers. Mr.. Barrows was highly COM
plimented as a courteous and gentle
manly auctioneer.
A. T. Daley is building a new
barn.-Lewis Adams is moving his
barn and will build an addition con-
Meeting it with the shed to the house.
Myron Adams and Auretus Adams
are each making extensive repairs
on their barns.
Glover.
The Ladies' Mite Society meets
Friday afternoon.
DR.. C. w. Scott of Lawrence
Mass, is in town visiting friends.
Rev. E. w. Pierce has rented j
w. SCOTS residence and has taker
possession.
Mr.. Freeman has moved back t
Walden on a farm which he formerly
owned.
Miss Jennie Lewis of this tow
was taken to Brattleboro to the in
sane asylum last week.
The first quarterly conference o
the M. E. church will be held at tn,
parsonage, June 23d, at o'c.ocl
p. m. The quarterly meeting will b.
held the next Sunday, Rev. S. S
Brigham officiating. Meetings b.
Rev. Morse will be held at So Hill
and So. Glover on alternate sabbaths
commencing at So. Hill next Sunday
June 10Th. Sunday schools hav
a been organized in both of these place
which are we'll Observation-Disclosures
V Day will be observed at West Glove
next Sunday, the pastor preachin
an appropriate sermon in the mornin
s to be followed by concert. Let tn
children attend.-The Parsonage sc
!, ciety will meet with Mrs William
!, Merriam on Friday; all invited.
Greensboro.
A goodly addition of new book
=, has been made to the library.
Seven persons united with til
Cong. church by profession, last con
munion.
Many people Of this town will It
-, greet to learn of the death of Mrs. [
! S. Pattin which occurred Sunda
June 1st, at Rochester,, Vt.
. David Dryer, who is 80 years {
age, during the last winter and sprin
has made 200 sap buckets, about {
sugar tubs, cut his wood, made h
- garden aud done considerable woi
!, besides.
II A gang of thieves having the
headquarters in the west part
Wheelock was arrested last wee
- taken to st. Johnsbury and jaile'
~ In their possession was phosphat
" sugar, rubber boots and all kinds
plumber. They have been makil
III thieving raids in all the towns in th
'e vicinity, and their apprehension al
~ arrost is blessing to this and 81
1t rounding communities. The nam
u of the parties arrested are Charl
III Miles, Will Gochee, and cold" Brow
noted thief. They are looking q
ter several others, some of who
. have run away.
Holland.
Vi John Peavy is sick with consum
Ut ton.
The Academy school is to be he
d. in dist. No. 6.
u Eugene Pinney and family ha
gone to Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
- Andrew Applebee is going
On clerEing for B. F. Moore of Morga
James Smith, sick with dropsy, h