Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-11-02

pers, was either written by some one
who did not know the facts or wIlful-
~ perverted them. The overseer did
90 as soon as notified, and investi-
gated the facts relative to the sick
man and those with him. He found
that the man belonged to Calais, that
he was a regular dead beat, that he
had two wives or more living and was
running promiscuously with those un-
| fit to be wives, and that he was sick
| with loathsome disease. The ma1
moved into the old shanty without
| leave from the owner, land, as we have
reason to believe, for the purpose Of
throwing himself on to the town OF
| Greensboro as a transient pauper. |
This town hopes to do all for the
poor and needy that humanity and
Justice demand, but, is not seeking
boarders or guests of the sort above
referred to
Holland.
Hugh Flynn has rented the H.
Robinson place for a year.
S. M. Davis sugar house was
burned on a recent night probably
the work of an incendiary.
Good Tidings day was well OBJ
served at the M. E. church. The
meeting was made interesting by
recitations, singing, etc.
lrasburgh.
John Ord has shut down his cider
mill.
A mormon elder is IN town trying
to drum up some followers.
The stoves and other articles Of
furniture from the court house, claim
ed to belong to the county, have been
moved to Newport.
Mrs. Conner, mother of F. II. Con-
ner, died last week after a long ILL
ness. Mr.. and Mrs Conner and the
family wish to express gratitude to
the friends and neighbors for kind
ministrations, sympathy and aid in
the sickness, death and burial of the
beloved.
There is to be an entertainment at the
hotel hall, Thurday evening Nov. 9Th,
under the direction Of the ladies of the
N. G. H. B. society Of this place. 1t will
consist of music, both vocal and instru-
mental, and reading by Miss Addie f.
Moves Of Lowell, Mass. Miss Noyes is
not only lady of culture but a talented
reader; we think all who hear her will
spend their time in pleasant manner.
The entertainment closes with a Grand
Promenade. Music by the Irasburgh
Cornet Band; good attendance is eX-
pected. Admission to the entertainment
and promenade fifteen cents, children ten
cents.
Jay.
Geo. Sisco has painted and re-
paired his house.
1t is $4,000 logs instead of $500
that Lucier & Wheeler cut for Paine.
j. Tute has bought and moved
house on to lot of G.. Bartlett's and
moved therein.
Almond Caroline has hired out to
superintend Paine's mill one year.
He will move into the Bisbee house.
H. G.. Banister has sold his Far
rell house to F. Judd and bought a
lot of Mr.. Case where he will erect
tenement house.
1t proved to be diphtheria instead
of cankerrash that Mr.. Holly's chill
dren had. Two have died and the
othels are improving.
S. P. Hadlock has his house COM
pleted and moved into it. 1t is re-
a ported that H. Manual moves in
where H. vacated and P. Carrow
l moves to Troy.
: Lowell.
: Sam. Cello has gone to Kansas.
t Mrs. E. Stevenson and d. A
Brown are in town.
Kinney has his engine in position.
1t is of 80 horse power.
9 Charles Sawyer hes gone to Bur-
o lington to have an eye taken out
$ Mr.. Deane is moving in with Mr..
e D. E. Works.-Mr. Cowan Is NOV
y ing on to the Harding place.
O. Morgan Center.
Henry Hill has moved to Barnston,
P. @.
IS A. Ewins had the misfortune to
" break his leg recently. DR.. Cush-
man attended him.
{. Messrs. Gray & Gilmore's steam
P mill, which was down few days put
ting in single machine and making
l. few repairs, has started again.
u H. C. Davenport is having his
) house repaired and new horse barn
II built. VIM. Barrager has the job.
u Mr.. Davenport and family have re-
y turned from St. Johnsbury, where
u they have been living for the past
'e two years. Their neighbors and
% friends welcome them back.
:, A few days ago j. A. Gray went
to his farm, carried on by Geo. How
ard, to get two horses belonging to
:, him. Before arriving at the farm he
- met Mr.. Howard with the horses and
told him he was after them. Mr.
, Howard refused to let the horses &C
n and jumping out of his wagon he
20 rushed at Mr.. Gray, saying 'sd-r
o. you, show your papers. and instant
ly drew an AK handle concealed about