Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-08-09
West Glover.

DR.. Templeton is camping on the
east side of the pond.
Mrs. Dewing who has been sick
for sometime past is improving.
Two Leggett families from water
bury, Conn. are at James Telfers'.
Rev. Mr.. Sterling goes to Newport
this week for three weeks vacation.
Charles Cutler, Sen. received fall
Sat. which injured his arm seriously.
The Ladies' auxiliary meet with
Mrs. John Borland, Friday after
noon.
Bradford B. Chase and family from
Oberlln 0. are at his brothers, A. G..
Chase.
School in district No. l, taught by
Annie L. Stone, closed July "a.
There was not an absent or tardy
mark during the term. The names
of the pupils are, Lucy and Lola
Calderwood, Addie King, Julia Tel
fer, Maggie, Dean and Willie Mitch
ell, Allen and Amos Tichurst, Willie
Holmes. Albert and Frank Gleason :;
Lucy and Lola Calderwood, Addie
King, Maggie Mitchell and Willie
Holmes did not miss in spelling dur
ing the term; Amos Tichurst missed
only one word
Greensboro.
Peter Turnbull has put up large
barn this season.
Mrs. Levi Stickney of Boylston,
Mass, is visiting old friends and
neighbors here.
Drs. Kinney and Warren have
successfully operated on the arm of
Clara Melvin, removing decayed and
diseased bone.
The village band have their new
instruments, and have commenced
making noise under the instruction
struction of Prof. j. Whitney.
The arrivals at the boarding
houses in the village since last re-
| Horton M
Cheshire, Conn; John and Geo
Deshorn of Nicaragua w. E. Sar
gent, principal of Bradford academy
at Lake View; d. S. Knowlton O
Boston at Goss'.
Conference meeting at the U. p
church, Tuesday the 10, inst. Pro
gramme 10 o'clock a. M, devotion
al exercises, The Holy Spirit il
Conversions, Rev. Daniel Harri
and Rev. G. w. Morse; 1.30 p. IN.
The Cause of religious Decline
Rev. D. M. Mckinley. The means t.
be employed in securing a religion
revival, Rev. E. E. Rogers and Rev
A. Mcbride.
Greensboro Bend.
The hotel at this place run b.
Mr.. Demming has an excellent repu
tation and good business. Mr.
D. keeps several livery teams busy
He lost valuable horse last week.
The steam mill is running leisure
ly and economically the present sum
mer with a fair stock of lumber
Common lumber, planed and match
ed stuff, boxes, chair stuff an
, shingles are being manufactured.
In answer to some damaging re
marks made against the members c
the new band which is just startin
here, we will say that all the member
are respectable, temperate young me
: who belong to the Sons of Temperate
They are having no outside help
! this enterprise, but expect to succeed
They should, at least, be courteousl
treated.
o Holland.
The hay crop is unusually heavy.
Mrs. Thomas Crosby is recoverin
from her illness.
t Mrs Rhoda Tice and little grant
daughter, seven years of age, wei
h raspberrying recently, when ST
. heard the little girl laughing a lit
way from her, and found that ST
was playing with small bears cul
which sat on his launches and ware
: ed off the blows of stick which tt
little girl was using to goad hi
with. The grandmother conclude
the amusement was not quite SAT
!. for the child and took her away bt
It fore the mother bear put in appear
n ance.
s 1raSburGh.
e The frame of the new Cotton bloc
is nearly all up, and Thomas
Fishers new barn is finished.
l. DR.. Homer Bogue and his wifi
y and F. B. Fullington and wife
g Clay Center, Kansas, have been
}, town on a visit.
u Harry Webster, who went to Ca
ifornia in the winter hoping to
e relieved from lung trouble, has +
IS turned to his fathers without havir
re received any benefit.
l. Carl Story has bought the DIR,
'e and fancy goods business of &c
g H. Newland and has come to tow
Mr.. Newland is to devote his who
h time to dentistry and watch repai
k ing.
N Jay
'e Work has been begun on the ire
"a bridge at South Jay.
$. Stephen Huntly has his new hou
Al.