Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-02-18

IioHl TIC NOHoSl ' dloi J. DOStDlis tnlo
week and resumes her position as
music teacher in the academy.
Orem Newcomb who purchased the
FL. A. True store has taken posses
sion. We bespeak for him a good
patronage. Mr.. True sells his team
and furniture at auction on Thursday.
Let the friends of temperance rem
ember the temperance convention to
be held at Barton Landing, Wednes-
| day, Feb. %. The rum issue is
squarely before us. Let US meet it.
Mrs. Edwards, wife of A. S. Ed
wards, died on Monday last, after a
long and distressing illness. She
was woman of most amiable quail
ties of head and heart. Mr.. Adams
has the sympathy of many friends
in his great bereavement.
West Derby.
w. w. Hutchins has moved into
a house he recently purchased near
| the Lane store.
Leona Dana is home from Massa-
chusetts on visit.
Warren Marston has moved back
to his farm.
Peter Robinson has purchased a
farm near Derby Center and moved
there. On the evening previous to
their departure Mr.. Robinson's peo-
pie were visited by large number
of friends who left substantial token
of esteem.
SaIem-Derby.
D. Kilborn is moving on to the
farm he recently purchased.
J. o. Shedd has drawn large lot
of wood and bark this winter, also
E. Colby. They have helped keep
the roads IN good condition, on their
routes.
John Heath recently got the worse
for liquor and drove woman from
his house, who was taking care of his
wife and little six hours old baby.
and so rowed around as to compel
the neighbors to interfere. There
has been trouble in that neighbor-
hood of late which demands the at
tention of the authorities.
Glover.
Frank Day had a shoulder broken
recently.
Martin Abbott has recently re-
ceived a pension.
An unusual interest in the religious
meetings still prevails.
Nathaniel French and wife have
gone to Bethlehem, n. H., to visit
friends.
Schools close Thursday in the vii
lege. Why do our people fail tc
visit them?
D. L. Dwinell has secured the
services of Geo. Hamblet of Charles.
ton as clerk in his store.
E. B. Simonds is about to intro.
duce picturesque Washington, {
popular subscription book, to the PEG
pie of this county.
Pliny Day and wife have let theil
farm to Rutley Lewis, and have gone
to Craftsbury in the employ of A
Dawson.
The ladies' aid will meet at the
vestry, Tuesday afternoon and even
ing, Feb. 10Th. Supper at 81,
O'Clock, after which there will bC
music, recitations, etc. All are in
vited to attend.
Geo. Whitney, tax collector, vii
be at postoffice, West Glover, OIL
, Friday of this week, and at postof
fee in the village on Saturday, wher
he wishes to collect the remainder o
his taxes. Take notice.
Public installation of the officer
of Mason Post, No. 16, will be hell
in the vestry of the North church il
Glover, Thursday eve, Feb 21st
commencing at Z O'Clock. Johnni
Prindle and his daughter Carrie wi
furnish music.
There was a good attendance q
the Mite Society meeting Frida
evening to hear Mrs. Cutters lecture
With her long experience on the plat
form, Mrs. Cutler is enabled to pre-
sent the subject of Woman Suffrag
in clear and favorable manner.
1t is hoped that the Educationa
meetings to be held here on Frida
of this week will be well attended
The discussions during the day prom
> Use to be of much interest, while til
address of Supt. Dartt in the eyenin
+ cannot fail of being pleasing an
+ useful. The day meetings will
held in the Institute building.
r Greensboro Bend.
> The dancing party at Pete Sa
mons was attended by about
v couples, and was a pleasant, qui
!. gathering. The young fellow fro
South Glover, who undertook to fu
nish the tanglefoot, was too close
watched to make his business safe
: profitable.
~ Holland.
~ Joseph Hall has returned to Lay
. renee, Mass.
Ben. jerome has taken the j.
=, Robinson place for a year.
a. West Glover.
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