Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-05-26

and choice selection, and 20 colts,
bred from the same stock. A fine
opportunity is given to improve the
stock of the country by the introduce
ton of such pure bred animals
Stonstead Journal. What Mr.. Bates
is doing in the line of horses, Major
Grout is doing in Jersey cattle, etc.
The people in this vicinity are fortu-
nate in having opportunity furnished
to greatly improve their stock.
w est Derby.
Mrs. Warren Adams is quite dan
gerously sick with erysipelas.
Moulton's ice cart from Newport
will run here three times week dur
ing the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Fl. Milliken leave
this morning for their own home in
Bulwer, Maine. They are going the
whole distance with their own team,
making very pleasant trip at this
time of the year. Many kind wishes
attend them.
Glover.
Village schools commence to-day.
There will be preaching at South
Hill next Sabbath at 21a O'Clock.
The ladies' aid society meet next
Thursday afternoon. All are invited.
Rev. E. w. Pierce will preach at
south church next Sabbath at one
o'clock p. m.
Memorial services at Cong. church
last Sabbath the house was well
filed and the exercises interesting.
The Ladies Parsonage society will
hold their next meeting at Simeon
Clark's, Wednesday May 28th. All
are cordially invited.
The Methodist society have bought
| the Norris Smith house lot on which
| to build their church; the house will
be moved back on to the hill in rear
of the proposed church site.
Greensboro.
Frank Noyes has gone to Dakota.
There is petition in the hands of
the selectmen, paying for change
in the road past John Simpsons to
escape the hill.
Fishing has opened promisingly !;
the fish are larger than usual. One
fisherman last week caught Is that
weighed II pounds.
Supt. Dart gave US something to
think of at his meeting last week ;
we wish every man, woman and child
in the town could have been present.
Greensbor.oB Bend.
VIM. Mcdowell is building a house
for Mr.. DeMarsh.
A. P. Folsom and family talk of
going west next month.
The Railroad Co., seems to be
mending their way in this vicinity by
laying new track and shingling their
passenger depot.
Napoleon Cluchie's team property
was sold last Saturday at sheriffs'
sale in favor of the steam mill COM
pany, J. r. Delano and others.
The temperance division seems to
be in prosperous condition in this
place, they have over one hundred
names on their rolls and new mem
hers are joining every week. They
will join the G.. A. r. Post on Dec
Grafton day and go to Hardwick
Arrangements have been made with
the railroad company to carry from
this place to Hardwick for fare one
way. There is expected to be 8
large urn-out.-IndeT.
Holland.
Mrs. Henry Tice, of whom men
ton was make last week, died the
18th, inst, leaving a husband and
one child to mourn her loss, but
their loss is her eternal gain.
Irasbui.gh.
1t cost the town about $500 to
break the SLOW roads during the WIN
ter.
Mrs. f. P. Cotton and Jennie Phil
lips have returned from Norwood
n. Y.
The Methodist society have nearl,
$50 raised to buy books for the Sun
school library.
The Irasburgh cornet band vii
give concert at Cong. church Tues
day evening, May 81. There will
be select reading by VIM. G. johnson
of Barton Landing. All cordially in
vited.
James Jones of Tunbridge, Vt.
was committed to jail here last Fri
day, by q. S. authorities, for distill
ing liquors without license his sen
tence is one years Imprisonment ant
fine of 5000.
On Tuesday last while Leslie GLOW
er was at work around the planer il
the Parker saw-mill he had his han(
drawn into it and his fingers cut off
1t was a most painful accident. 4
contribution OF about $50 was raise,
for him.
Mrs. Palmer is very low and is NO
expected TO live but a short time
Last Friday morning while E. A
Leach was at work in his field, b
was taken violently i'll and had to b
taken to his house.--David Webste
has improved so as to be out again.
Lowell.
James Brown has moved back t,
. Lowell.