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

slowly recovering, contrary to the
expectations of every one.
Our village schools commence
on Monday, May 18th. Miss Kimp-
ton teaches the higher department,
and Miss Bette Bennett, the primary.
Coventry.
Amasa Wheelock writes from Col
orado that he is compelled to give
up work on account of sickness.
Wheeler Gray is charging the new
barn he built last season.-H. c.
Cleveland is making extensive repairs
on his house.
Mrs. Phebe Morse, who has been
i'll for long time, died on Thursday
and was buried beside her husbands
remains at the Center cemetery.
DR.. Branch has moved into the
house lately bought of Mrs. Pearsons.
Jos. Stevens, who occupied the house,
has moved to the Dea. Cowles' house.
A fire, supposed to have been caus-
ed by matches in the hands of a
child, was discovered in the chamber
of BENZ. Thrasher on Monday last,
but was extinguished with only the
loss of the bedding in the room.
West Derby.
Rev. A. H. Milliken has returned
from his trip to Maine and New
Hampshire.
Thomas Gale has boughta piece of
land on the other side of the road,
opposite his house, and is going to
move his house across the road on to
it.
The remains of William Hollins-
worth, who died in Newport at his
sisters, were brought to this cemetry
for interment on Sunday last.
E. X. Hammond, the veteran black
smith and gunsmith of Orleans Co.,
has been in quite feeble state of
health fol two months.
Glover.
The three terms of school taught
by Mr.. Waterman, have been very
pleasant and profitable, and he leaves
many friends here who will be pleased
to have him return in the fall, if he
chooses to come back to the manage
ment of the institute.
Rev. E. W. Pierce and family will
be here on a visit this week and he
will supply the desk at the south
church next sabbath afternoon. The
ladies' Mite society hold their next
meeting Friday afternoon and even
ing at Institute hall. All invited.
Messrs. Beedle & Prindle have dis
solved partnership and Mr.. Prindle
| buys all the outfit, the name and
good will. He will doubtless organ
lie new company and go on to the
road again ere long. Prindle is not
only a good citizen at home, but is a
genius in his profession. There is
no man that visits this section who
can do as many parts and do them
well as he. We shall expect to note
his success IN the future, though de-
prived of the excellent counsel and
assistance of Mr.. Beedle. Partner
ship dissolved by mutual consent.
West Glover.
Several of our farmers are losing
COWS this spring.
The school in Dist. No. is taught
by Eta Cobb; in No. 2 by Matte
Cook; in No. 5 by Ida Williams; il
No. Z by Inez Gould.
Rev. Mr.. Adams and family have
moved away. Mr.. Adams was mucf
esteemed by many who will wish hin
success in his new field of labor.
Greensboro.
About l Il lbs. sugar is the aver
age to the tree this spring.
The Wright Bros. lost a valuabl,
colt recently and II. B. Ladd a COW
| c.. G. Hanes has let his farm fo
one year to L. W. Harrison.
Wheat has been sown here in Apri
which is an unusual proceeding
for Greensboro.
J. O. Cutler has put good stool
of baskets into his undertaking bust
ness this spring, which will be con
venience for this section.
At the annual communication o
Caspian Lake Lodge, No. 81 F. AM
A. NJ, the following officers wer
chosen: D. G. Eastman, w. NJ.
w. E. Bailey, S. W.; E. G.. Met
calf j. W.; VIM. Lang, Treasurer
W. W. Goss, Secretary; Geo. A
Houston, S. D.; Frank Graham, j
D.; IL. B. Ladd, S. S.. P. G.. Sal
mon, J. S. F.; W. n. Mayne, Tyler
G. O. Dawson, Chaplain; J. A
: Goss, Marshall.
7 Greensboro Bend.
+ Rev. L. B. Wheeler has decided t
remain another year.
5 O. Currier is improving the look
: of his house, by the addition of We
randall.
! Mrs. S. NJ. Kibbee has rented til
store lately vacated by Robert Esdor
e 1t is expected there will be Catl
Ollie church erected at the Bend tn
| summer.
q Miss Minnie Collier, from til
, north part of the town, has been Ell
gagged to teach at the Bend.
Holland.
E. E. Pinney is home from Iowa.