Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-05-04

Drs. Dustin and Templeton perform
ed the amputation and he is said to
be doing well.
Mr.. Calderwood's sugar party came
off as per announcement in MONITOR.
The day was favorable and about 20 |
were present and by the way the SUI
gar disappeared, we judge that the
occasion was an enjoyable one. Mr.
Calderwood has put $50 new tin
buckets with cedar covers into his
sugar orchard, also new arch with
all modern improvements. Ii any
one is contemplating putting in new
arch they will do well to see this
arch and talk with Mr.. Calderwood
or some of his neighbors who have
seen it work, for considering its cost,
durability, and the amount of work
it will do, it is the best thing we have
seen yet.
Derby.
The Academy school closes May
9Th.
Miss lola Badger teaches the
school at the upper end of the vii
| lage.
Arbor Day was we'll observed by
planting trees on the Academy
grounds and on the street.
The Baptist Ladies' Aid Society
will meet with Mrs. G.. S. Chase, on
Thursday afternoon. All invited.
The following officers were installed
at Clyde Lodge No. 76, l. O. G. T. !:
A. j. Allbee, w. G. T.; Kate o.
Speare, w. V. T.; Edith Jenne, W.
r. H. S.; Otis Davis, w. L. II. S..
Geo. S. Chase, w. G. !; D. G.. Elder,
W. NJ; Minnie Gray, W. D. M.
Elmer Jenne, w. F. S.. 20. S. Bad
ger, w. T.; Matte Speare, w. R.
s.; Henry Newcomb, W. A. S.
Belle Peck, W. 1. G.. :; BERTHE Adams.
w. o. G..
Glover.
J. Prindle is very sick in Wiscon'
sin.
L. W. Fisher has hay and seed
wheat for sale. See advertisement,
Miss Emma Burroughs goes tc
market this morning for new goods,
G.. w. McGaffey is digging a eel
lar and preparing to enlarge his store
soon.
Hugh Carr has rented his farm tt
Ernest Partridge. Mr. Carr ha
moved to South Glover.
The Earnest Workers hold thei
next meeting at the vestry of the M
E. church, Friday May 8. All ar
cordially invited.
West Glover.
An unasgal number of COWS hav
died this spring.
Chas. Dow has opened barbe
) shop at his fathers.
; Chas. E. King and wife have re
turned from Colorado. Mrs. King
$ health was not improved by her trip
Greensboro.
H. D. Phillips is making decide
+ improvement on his premises.
C. C. Coomer finished his suga
season by burning his sugar house.
The yield of sugar is from ~ to
pounds per tree, and at 6 cents
e pound, the farmers are not happy.
Holland.
j Willie Heath, aged II years, an
n his younger brother are doing goo
business at springs work.
J. George King has moved to Mr.
It Halls place and Thomas Crosby hs
b moved into the house vacated b
d King.
The schools in districts No. 4,
v and commence to-day. No. 4
/ being taught by Jennie Boynton, NJ
J. ; by Hattie Davis and No 6 by Ca
e RE Fletcher. At the public examil
v alton of school teachers there WEI
eight examined, all of whom passe
!, good examinations.
1raSburgh.
, Perley Tucker and Thomas Be-
nett and family are going to Kans.
NJ this spring.
n The ladies of the Cong. socie
will meet at Mrs. Schofeld's ne:
Tuesday afternoon, May 9Th.
N E. P. Colton's old house is take
r, down and gang of hands are
work getting ready for the new on
is Mrs, BENZ. MoFey, formerly
as this town, died in st. bloomsbury Ar
oath. Her remains were broug
here for interment.
Of Burbank & Williams river drive
20 have been driving logs for the pa
n two weeks, during which time tn
ct have had to drink river water; SOL
at of them drank too much and receiv
n their walking papers.
Jay.
Rev. G.. A. Emery has gone
= conference.
~ G.. G. Lucier has purchased t
M. Fawfaw place and takes posse
sion the 10Th.
- Henry Trim gets $50 from the i
surance company for injuries receiv
few weeks ago.
- At the teachers examination the
were no candidates present, cons
:, quently no certificates refused.
az Mrs. Mahan has moved here frc
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