Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-04-05

industry, perseverance, determination
aud ambition, based on the necessary
foundation of native ability, guided by
high moral purpose and shaped by un-
fiinching integrity under all temptations. :"
Evansville.
Herbert Leland has gone to Bos-
ton, Mass, to work.-Henry Dun
ham and wife have gone to Barton
Landing to work for Will. Flanders.
The water rose the fastest here
Wednesday night that 1t ever did,
reaching a higher point than is usual
ly seen. The boom broke and let
quite a quantity of logs over the dam
at j. G. Bartlett's mill, the force of
water and ice breaking chain made
of 5-S IRON.
West Charleston.
The rapid thaw has made the roads
quite impossible in some parts of the
town.
David Driver, who has been out of
health for long time, has been fail
ing of late.
William Croft, Sen, and his son.
Will, ale going to New York City TO
work in the ice business.
Geo. A. Driver has hired Mrs.
Isaac Humans farm, known as the
Barrett place, and has taken posses
sion of the same.
Clinton Gallup has moved his fam
lily on to the Lewis Goodwin place al
East Charleston, and is at work on
his place in Westmore.
John Dryer has taken E. B. Peck
hams farm on shares.-Johnson
Lunt has moved back on to his place
in Salem Derby. -Nelson Gallup OF
Barton Landing has bought the Gil
bert Eastman farm.
Mrs. L. w. Clarke. widow of the
late Judge Clarke of this place, was
found dead in her bed the 26th Of
March. Funeral services were hello
at her late residence, Sunday, the
2Sth. Sermon by Rev. L. j. Wheel
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Coventry.
The measles have put in an ap
pearance.
Emma and Charles Livinston have
returned to their school at Mont
pelier.
The pupils of the school give al
entertainment at town hall next Sat
urday evening. Sociable and suga
party at same place on Thursda,
evening. Let all attend.
The Coventry W. c. T. U. are t,
have the responsive readings ISSUED
at National headquarters, for thu
coming year. These are instructlv,
and will be of much interest in tn
meetings. All are invited to COM
and enjoy them. Next meeting a
Mrs. Jennie Herbert's April 6. Sub
ject, The Worlds w. &. T. U.
CraftSburv.
Seth Woodmancy has hired limo
thy Hoyt's farm for one year.
| /. IT. McClary will be at Clark AL
lens store every Friday to buy but
ter, sugar and eggs.
Arthur Little, one of the severed,
injured by the Cate boiler explosion
is slowly recovering.
Reuben Marshal, who is afflicted
with lame wrist, is canvassing TO
the ''Spy Of the Rebellion.
There was strike among the work
men in the Collins & Kinney mill re
Gently, owing to an increase in hour
of labor, without increased pay.
Derby.
Mrs. Adams from Chicago, is il
town visiting her mother, Mrs. Mar,
Heath.
All FOOLS Day was "duly observ
ed" here and many were the thing
devised to ''foof' the unwary. Som
of the academy students were com
PEELED to own up and the matter be
came quite serious thing.
The W. C. T. U. monthly meetin,
was held on Sunday evening, Marcl
2Sth, and was we'll attended. Man,
good selections were read, some O
them original, and several good i'm
promptu speeches made. The re
marks were interesting. pointed an
useful.
Glover.
Miss E. F. Burroughs has receive,
new spring millinery.
A little child of Wesley Aldric
is very sick with pneumonia.
Glover Literary Club will NEE
with Mrs. Geo. Gle, Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Ayers, an aged lady, has re
Gently received full back pay, and
pension from the government.
At the school meeting VIM. Mer
riam was chosen prudential commit
tee, Chaplin Leonard, treasurer, O
V. Percival, collector.
The late freshet caused much dam
age and discomfort in this vicinity
Dams were carried away, water log
disturbed, cellars nearly filled wit
mud and water, etc.
West Glover.
The Woman's Missionary Society
will meet with Mrs. Charles Woodar
Thursday Apr. 9Th, at O'Clock
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