Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-05-18

her home in Waterville, Maine.
Glover.
F. Bodwell has rented a tenement
of T.. A. Norton, and moved there.
Henry R. Mack, of Hardwick, was
in town the past week, taking orders
for head-stones.
Charles and Fred Wright, of Bos-
ton, are here to visit their father who
is very low at the present writing.
DIR. FL. Hill and wife are in town
visiting friends, also Reuben Cheney
and family of White River Junction.
Quite large number of the parish
toner's of Rev. Mr.. Morse dropped in
on him Wednesday and extended a
cordial greeting.
Special encampmentof Mason Post,
No. 16, G.. A. R., will be held at
Glover on Thursday eve, May 21st.
Comrades are requested to be pres
ent.
General Order No. l.
HEADQUARTERS MASON Posi- No l.
GRAND ARMY OF THE REPUBLIC.
GLOVER, May 18th, 1885.
l. All comrades of Mason Post are re-
auested to meet at Grand Army Hall,
Barton, Sunday, May "a, at 10 O'Clock, a.
m. Soldiers not members of any Post
are invited to join in the memorial ser.
vice of on this day.
2. In compliance with regulations ano
pursuant to the customs of our order
Saturday, May 3Oth, will be observed
by Mason Post, No. 16, G. A. R., as q
Memorial Day, in commemoratiOn of the
glorious deeds of our fallen comrades.
8. The exercises on Memorial Day
will be held at Glover, vt.
By order of E. III. NYE,
Post Commander.
o. V. JOsLYN, Adj't.
West Glover.
The W. F. M. society meets with
Mrs. A. Skinner next Thursday af-
ternoon.
Greensboro Bend.
L. S. Collins has bought the Hop
kins farm. Price $1,000.
Emery Duval has bought the John
Sweeney place and Sweeney has
moved to St. John sbury and works
| for the Fairbanks.
Elder J. Thurston began his labors
in this place last Sabbath with full
attendance. He will move into the
| house that Elder Wheeler vacated
Elder Wheeler has retired from
preaching and is going to farming
He has bought farm in Woodbury.
and moved last Saturday.
Holland.
Mrs. Daniel Jenness is quite low
with consumption.
School in district number eight il
taught by Myrtle Moore.
The bear and the performing
Frenchman have been along.
Bell Woodward, who died Ma,
Sd, has been helpless for II years
having been sick with rheumatism
all of that time, needing ant
receiving continual care. She bor'
her affiiction patiently, her mothe
cared for her as no other could. Mr.
and Mrs. Woodward wish to tende
their sincere thanks to the friend
and neighbors for their kindness dur
ing the sickness and death of thei
daughter.
1I.aSbuI.Gh.
Mrs. f. F. Wiley is dangerousl
sick.
Thomas Bennett moves into room
in VIM. Taplin's house.
S. w. Allen had his foot badl
jammed by stick of timber recently
Mrs. Metcalf has a fine lot of ne,
millinery. Miss L. M. Skinner is i
charge of the trimming department
There are parties talking of bring
ing running water to this village. ]
is much needed and we hope that tn
scheme will prove to be a success.
Perley Tucker, his daughter N.Y.
tie, and son-in-law, Thomas E. Ber
nett start for Dover, Kansas, to-da
where they expect to make their fu
ture homes.
Jay.
The steam mill is being repaired
M. Ross is putting up a house thi
spring.
Mr.. Chippee has moved on to MI
Dunn's farm.
Henry Ross has gone to Roxto
Flats to work for Montreal firm.
Lester Recor had finger badl
jammed in the mill few days since
Charles Wheeler and his mother
Mrs. Benson, have returned frol
down country. They are stoppin
at present at Mr.. S. Smiths.
Lowell.
Eugene Grant has moved into til
house with R. Durivage.
Rev. King will preach memori.
sermon, May "a, at II a. m.
Mrs. Leonard Austin, a forme
resident, is very sick at her home i
Cambridge ; her son and other friend
have gone to see her.
The w. G. T. U. will hold an ir
stitute at Derby Line, June $40. Mrs
Mclaughlin of Mass. will be preser
and address the people.
Mr.. Souther and mother wish
thank friends and neighbors fe
great kindness and assistance rer
dered during the sickness and deaf
of beloved wife and daughter.
A young man who deliberatel
broke the law by selling liquor wa
orractod roooptly ond 6,oI for ~,