Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-06-14

Mrs Martin Bean OF Minnesota is
stopping here among the many rela
tives. 1t is many years since Mr..
Bean left his early home to reside in
the West.
1t is reported that young man
who was under the influence of liq-
nor GOT into a fight with his brother
on Friday, and the scrimmage was
ended by sheriff Norton. If there
are parties in this town who are SELL
ing liquor contrary to law, or parties
outside. who are furnishing our young
men with the article, it is both prop
err, and for the general good, that the
matter be attended to. Let our tenn
perance people take the matter in
hand.
West Glover.
Quarterly meeting June 9th.
Geo. Dow is at work in Coventry.
Bert Lewis has gone to work for
Nelson Lewis.
Harvey Lewis has lot of good
single for sale. See ad.
The M. E. Quarterly Conference
will be held at West Glover Tuesday
June. Is tn at 10 A. M.
Asa Beach is building new shed.
John Uric, and E. Tichurst are
repairing their barns. -Chas. Cook
is giving his house coat of paint.
| Certain parties, we understand, |
from Barton, who have been out on
fishing expeditions, have been max
ing disturbances about here. If the
trouble continues, they are liable to
get into collision with the authorities.
GreenSbOrO.
L. F. Babbitt sold his horse to n.
H. Farr of Bellows Falls for $3.50.
The boys here have the band fever
again, and paper is in circulation
to raise money for instruments. Sue
cess to them.
Joseph S. Rollins died at East
Greensboro Friday, June 4th, at the
advanced age Of 80 years. He was
born in n. H., and had been a resi-
dent of this town for many years.
We neglected to report last week
the exercises of Memorial Day here.
Burnside Post observed the day very
appropriately. After the usual ex-
, ercises at the village cemetery j. A.
Preston took all who wished to 60
across the lake in his steam yacht to
the Craftsbury camp ground, where
, an address was delivered by Rev. G.
W. Morse of Glover, and basket
picnic was enjoyed. All had pleas
ant time, but it is question whether
, we are not liable to make gala day
of it, detracting much from the SOL
emnlty due the occasion, thereby los
ing sight of the true meaning and in
terest of the day.
Holland.
Henry Pinney, Thomas Addison,
and S. M. Davis, have each lately
purchased covered carriages.
Mrs. Daniel Bryant who recently
had paralytic shock, is still helpless,
l and speechless, and doubts are enter
1 tanned of her recovery.
Mrs. Benjamin Smith who has been
conf ned to her room number of
weeks from a paralytic shock, has so
n far recovered as to be able to be out
again.
J. 1raSbu1.Sh.
Mrs. Lucy Ranger Curtis and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Holbrook are Wis
iting in town.
Regular communication of Central
Lodge, F. and A. NJ, Tuesday even
ing, June Is. Work on LIST degree.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Thompson
start this, Monday morning, for
~ Brookfeld to visit Rev. VIM. Carr's
family. They expect to be away
several weeks.
L Irasburgh cornet band goes to Is
- land Pond to play the 4th of July.
They have handbook party and
n promen ade concert Wednesday even
Il ing, June 10th.
u The bridge at the foot of the hill
. near the Allen & Cotton mill has
! been torn down, and men are at work
i putting in abutments. The new
bridge is to be a covered one.
he Thomas Fisher has bought one of
u the old hotel barns, moved it on to
l. the lot where his buildings were burn
- ed, and is getting ready to put it up.
lie Timber is also being drawn on to the
D. land recently bought by Hon. E. P
10 Cotton, preparatory to the erection
E of the new block.
Lowell.
ar Arrangements are being made fol-
3, machinery is soon to be moved.
st Crafts & Stannard have their wheel
10 wright and blacksmith show running
j. A little son of Willie Lockwood
~ had foot run over and badly TANNED
/ few days ago.
- Fred Deane engineer at Kinney
mill, was severely injured in the head
Wednesday, June 9.
- 1t is thought that Charley Deane' Is
: thumb, which was injured in Kinney's
,, mill, few days ago, will have to be
:, amputated.
- MorS an.
III Gray & Gilmore have recently sold