Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-04-12
be interest on them will cease Apr.

titled History of Solomon's Tenn
ple.' He sold 80 volumes of his
Cyclopedia in Barre.
Johnny Bailey, of whose sickness
mention has before been made, died
at East Albany on Sunday, the 4th
inst. A post norton examination
revealed the fact that he died of a
lung disease.
Mrs. Amsden has moved to her
mothers, Mrs. Edward Hatch, where
she will make her home. Mr.. Ans
den had just bought place near
Chas. Chamberlin' when the acct
dent happened that caused his death,
but the parties have taken the place
back.
East Craftsbury.
DR.. Templeton has been at Mont
pelier on account of the severe ILL
ness of his father.
DR.. Cutting of Lunenburgh, has
commenced a suit against Mrs. DR..
Corey for professional services.
Jute Dawson recently took out
eight horses from Canada and Ho-
mer Bradley buys one of them.
Flint Post is making preparations
for memorial services; they hope to
raise funds to pay necessary ex-
penses.
Derby.
Mud and sugaring were plenty last
week, and the public enjoyed the
sweets of the one and the disagreed
bleness of the other.
A twentieth marriage anniversary
visit came off at Josiah Shedd's on
Friday evening. The gathering was
really surprise, and perhaps all the
more pleasant. A beautiful hanging
lamp was presented. All classes of
people were present, and the gather
ing was very pleasant 10 all.
About thirty of the Methodist
friends were present at Geo. Circuit
at the sociable on Wednesday after
noon.-On Thursday the Cong. la
dies had large gathering, and in
the evening the Methodist people had
specially interesting religious meet
ing.-Fast Day the people met for
union services at the M. E. church,
where very excellent sermon was
preached by Rev. Mr.. Disco. We
are glad to note a good interest in re-
ligious matters.
Glover.
Azro Williams has taken charge of
G. Beedle's farm.
Ed. Walker has gone to Newport
to work in a meat market.
The sick children at VIM. Merri-
ANS and W. N. Aldrich' S are conva-
lescent.
The Earnest Workers will meet at
the vestry Friday p. M, Apr. 10th.
All are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Heman French are
visiting friends here, and enjoying
the maple sugar festivities of the
season.
West Glover.
Maggie Anderson is at work for
DIR. Pearson of Barton.
Ferdinand Baker started for Far
go, d. T., last week.
Theodore Wright is preparing to
build new house this season.
Johnnie Jerome has moved from
E. n. Mason's to John Urie's place.
Charles Dow has left school at St.
John sbury, and is at work for Asa
Chase.
Mrs. Will Cameron is very sick
Mrs. Randall and Mrs. Sterling are
also III.
GreenShOrO
Frogs, frogs, about the lake, and
thus early!
G. S. Conant is in town making
arrangements for keeping summer
boarders.
George Drury went to Northamp-
ton, Mass, last week with his broth
er Dwight's horse.
Royal White and wife who have
been visiting friends in the west the
past winter, have returned.
DR.. Famman of Wolcott was re-
Gently called as council in Miss Mat
tie Tolman's case. He reports more
favorably for her than her friends
and physician here have anticipated.
Greensboro Bend.
The boarding and railroad cottage
Car left for Miles Pond April Z.
The high water of last week car.
ried off three bridges between East
Greensboro and the Bend.
Owing to the bad travelling the
quarterly meeting was thinly attend
ed last Sabbath; Elder Granger did
not come till Wednesday.
Owing to some illegality in adver.
Using, the sale of Shatney's proper
ty was continued to Saturday, April
18th at public place in Walden.
E. E. Badger, Truman Orcutt,
Henry Eastman and wife have, gone
to Marlboro, n. H., to work in the
granite quarry Mrs. Badger will re-
main a few weeks with her fathers
family, E. w. Clark, and join hel
husband in May. Mr.. Badger works
at sharpening tools and Orcutt and
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