Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-03-09

town during the winter is soon to re-
turn to his family in Iowa.
Mrs. Anderson is getting out lum-
Der for the erection of an ell to her
house and other repairs.
The members of the Choral Union
will give a concert at town hall on
Friday evening, March 18th. Adj
mission 20 cents.
Mr.. Rawson has bought Rob.
Patterson's place, paying $500: Mr..
Rawson expects to move here in
about month.
The Quarterly meeting will be held
at the M. E. church on Sunday, the
18th inst. Quarterly conference at
the parsonage the 14th. Presiding
Elder, Granger, is expected to be
present.
The lecture of DR.. Templeton of
this place, on 1.-The Effects of Alec
hol on the Human System" delivered
at town hall on Thursday evening,
for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety, was a grand effort. The en-
tertainment was a success.
The school at the Academy start
ed off with a good number of schol-
ars; about 20 will be in attendance
this term, three fourths of them are
young ladies', and some of our people
are discussing the propriety of call
ing the institution "Craftsbury Fe-
male Seminary"
Geo. n. Remission has come into
possession of the store occupied by
his wife during their long divorce
controversy. Remission was recently
arrested by S. c. Corey for refusing
to give up note which, he (kenis-
tom had given Mr.. Corey, but which
was pocketed when they were casting
interest on 1t. Remission was com.
PEELED to give up the note and what
was worse, to pay it.
Derby.
Mrs. Leach has rented rooms OF
George Grout and has moved in.
James Roberts, one of the oldest
men in town, is in very poor health
this winter.
Erastus Waterman has purchased
Justus Woods place, on the roa(
leading to S. S. Campbell's.
The lecture delivered by Rev. Mr.
Hough last Thursday evening was
we'll attended and gave general sat
isfaction.
The Missionary Circle will be helC
at Mrs. Job Jenne's next Thursday
afternoon. A general invitation i.
extended to all.
Mrs. Jenne, widow of the lat,
Tolman Jenne, who has been confin
ed to her bed for the past ten months
is failing quite rapidly.
The selectmen were appointed a
street commissioners at the late tow
meeting, and a tax of twenty-five,
per cent. was raised on the CRANE
list for town expenses.
Mr.. James Blanchard, father o
Mrs. George Eaton, was thrown from
a load of hay Saturday the 2Sth ult.
striking on his head and shoulders
receiving so severe injuries tina
death followed on Monday.
Glover.
Johnnie Prindle will return hom
this week for a short vacation.
A car load of shorts, corn ant
other grain for sale at the grist-mill.
The Earnest Workers will meet a
the vestry of M. E. church Frida,
p. m. Hulled corn supper.
G. A. Parker was called to Malone
n. Y, last week, on account of th
fatal illness of his father.
Jennie French is home from Bos
ton on visit; Myrtle Nye is also a
home. Glad to see them.
A lady who resides In Wheelocl
had limb broken by jumping out o
a sleigh at the hotel on Wednesda,
last.
Geo. Giles keeps seven hens, whicl
have laid 312 eggs since last Novem
Der. One of the number has broo,
of chickens which she intended I,
have come in with the new admins
tration, but they Matched on Mar. / st
West Glover.
Mrs j. P. Teller and Mrs Harloy
Bates are very i'll and their recov
cry doubtful.
The singing convention held her
last week was well attended, both b
singers and others, and was much en-
joyed by all present. Mr.. Cowle
imparts his own enthusiasm to hi
singers and they sing with spirit an
profit. The concert was a success.
Mason Post G. A. B. will hold it
next camp fire at West Glover o.
Friday evening of this week. Their
will be the usual exercises of music
speeches, army "reminiscences an,
story telling. The public will be in
terested and are cordially invited t.
attend. Meeting at the church.
Greensboro.
j. w. Wilcox has sold his farm t
Joseph Bodwell, and has bought th
farm last occupied by 10. Wilson.
The dramatic entertainment las
Friday eve was a success. The hous