Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-11-15

to her home
Warren Udall and wife, who went
to California more than year ago,
have ordered their goods shipped to
Los Angeles. whtre he is in good
| business.
Special revival services have been
held in M. Z. vestry recently, end
ing Nov. Is. Rev. Mr.. Donaldson
preached five excellent sermons. Rev.
S. S. Brigham will assist in the meet
ings this week. A good interest is
manifested. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend these meetings.
Derby
Frank Greenwood has moved into
his new house. He has fine set OF
buildings.
Maj. CIRCUITS two-year-old colt is
afflicted with lockjaw. He is a fine
animal of high grade Norman.
Rev. A. B. Hopkins has moved to
East Charleston and Ed Nourse is
to move in where Hopkins has vacat-
ed.
Miss Anna Kellogg's school closed
the 18th with an exhibition consist
ing of dialogues, de CARNATIONS and
music. The participants were small
in stature, but showed good disci-
pline.
Two weeks ago last Saturday, the
Derby Academy nine and the Nor
gan nine had a game at base ball al
Derby, at challenge of the -Morgans.
The result was 16 to sc innings in ia
vor of the Morgans. One week ago
the Derby nine being of good grit
challenged the Morgans, and played
five innings. The result was s to Al
in favor of the Derby nine. The
Derby boys then extended challenge
for the rubber game, but the Morg an
boys did not accept the challenge.
Glover.
John Mcclellan is building a mod
ern poultry house.
David Jones has rented his black.
smith shop to S. CIampet.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Dwinell have
gone TO Concord, Mass. Ito attend thu
funeral of Mrs. Ellen Clark Bean.
The Ladies' Mite Society will NEE
with Mrs. E. W. Pierce Friday af
ternoon and evening. All are cor
daily invited.
C. S. Parker has greatly improves
the appearance of the mill sheds, re
pairing and finishing up stable room
for his own use.
A. j. Bean formerly a resident o
this town, died at her home in Mass
last week. She had been in feebl
health for many months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Clark wer
agreeably surprised on the 9Th inst
by the assembling of about fifty Q
their friends at their residence to re
mind them of their goth anniversary
Valuable presents in cash and othe
articles were made, and general goo
time had. Mr.. and Mrs. Clark re
i turn hearty thanks to the friends VIII
5 so kindly remembered them.
Greensboro.
A plank fell on Francis Felix
foot while at work in Lovejoy's sa'
mill, badly injuring it.
Mrs. DIR. Geo. Haines and friend
, have gone to Kansas to join her hns
band, who has located there.
4 H. S. Tolman, J. B. Calderwoo
and j. A Crane, were in Munlpelit
e week before last, to see what the
. could do to help on our set-off bill.
D The controversy between j. A
T. Goss and O.. w. Lumsden about
line fence has been settled by arb
y tration, and the suit taken fro
q court. NJ V. B. Hathaway an
: VIM. D. Bronson were the arbiters'
At the annual meeting of tt
+ Greensboro Library Association, tt
s following persons were elected
!, the offices designated Pres, T
M. Cuthberson Vice Pres, j. {
Cutler; Sec, w. W. Goss Treas
j., N. Remission Librarian, L. F. Bal
bitt Elk. Com, L. F. Rabbit, v
w. Goss, j. A. Crane.
n Holland.
The M. E. church folks have pain
ed their church on the outside and r
paired it within.
Roy and Lee Hall have returned
: Fitchburgh.-Leslie Heath and wi
have gone to Newport, where the
have job for the winter.
The house of G.. D. Bennett W.
n recently broken into and sewir
: machine and other articles take
theretrom. A few nights since
:, team was stolen from Fred Jacob
but it was found in Barnston.
lraSbur@h.
The meetings have been continue
in M. E. church during the wee
Rev. Mr.. Roberts of Lyndonville hi
been visiting Mr.. Chase.
p T. J. Mcknight has finished ru
ming Sawyer's blacksmith shop, al
is settling up affairs preparatory
), moving away. Sawyer has anoth
man in the shop.
d The village schools closed Frids
for a vacation of three weeks. TT
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