Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-03-15
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Diligently working from 10 clock
a. M, until II O'Clock at night the
jury found verdict for defendant to
recover his costs. Only one party
being satisfied, an appeal was taken,
j. w. Erwin council for plaintiff and
Hamilton & Prouty for defendant.
School in district No. 5 closed
March II. Those having no absent
or tardy marks were Mary Grout,
Harry and Percy Robbins and Will
lie Daley. Those having no tardy
marks, were John Brigham, Willie
Clough, Matte and Meta Elder,
Harry Human, Fred Moran, Ola
and Lillius Shedd and Josephine
Amoo. Teacher, Annie G.. Kelley.
Miss Kelley is an experienced teach
err and much liked by all. Her schol-
ars made her present of Longfel-
lows poems at the close of the term.
Glover.
Robert E. French has returned
from Boston, where he has been to
spend the winter.
Albert Dwinell has moved to Bar
ton, on to the farm formerly owned
by Lyndon Robinson.
The grist- mill is repaired, and is
doing the usual amount of work of
this season of the year
Mrs. Yonng has gone to n. Fl. on
account of the illness of her mother,
Mrs. N. A. Blanchard, who is not
expected to live.
The Earnest Workers will give a
literary entertainment and sugar fes-
tival at M. E. church next Friday
evening. Admission 5 cents; sugar
10 cents.
There will be pastoral visit fol
| the benefit of Rev. Geo. Sterling al
the Cong. church vestry Wednesday
afternoon and evening. Rev. Mr.
Gates of Barton Landing will deliver
his lecture, GA Ride Through Scot
land'' in the evening, after which
oysters will be served. An invita-
ton is extended to all.
| Greensboro.
Miss Chloe Porter is home agar
after long absence.
C. w. Thompson has bought the
VIM. Macomber farm for $500.
Chas. f. Boardman has hired on
for the season to farmer in Ryegate
wages for farm labor being bette
there than here.
Our new miller, Mr.. D. B. Hunter
is doing a good business. Farmer
come from Craftsbury, Stannard ant
Wheelock to his mill.
1. II. McClary has commenced hi
weekly Thursday visits here; h
thinks that sugar will be worth onl
six cents pound this spring.
Miss Minnie Collier closed her sec
ond successful term of school in dis
tlict number Z March 9TH. TIL
scholars having no tardy marks wer
Zelda and Nellie Babcock, Maggi
= Thompson, Lala E. Calderwood
Marshall, Marcia and Mamie Mo
Larry, Myra, Lille and Ulysses To
man, Hattie Anderson, Nettie CamL
bell, Nelson Campbell, Jennie Crane
Eva Macomber, Mary KendricE
Georgiana Mcclellan. Those havin
no marks Zelda and Nellie BabcocE
Georgiana Mcclellan. There wei
only eleven tardy marks made du
ing the year.
Holland.
G.. R. Caswell gave an oyster SUI
per to his lumbermen and neighbol
on the evening of the 18th. 1t Wa
enjoyed by all present but none ell
joyed it more than he, for he Away
likes a good time.
The missionary meeting held
the M. E. church was perfect SUI
cess, the receipts were S66. I'll
charge has gone 500 beyond the I'm
it having apportioned S45. The Ell
tertainment surpasses any missiona1
work ever done on this charge if n,
in the district.
lraSburgh.
Miss Cora Webster is quite sicl
threatened with bilious fever.
Miss Louise Knight of Starksbol
l is visiting friends and relatives
. town.
: f. w. Powell expects to start o.
soon selling the Victor road machiu
D for which he is agent.
H. F. Wiley is to continue h
sale of groceries, glassware al
f clothing Friday and Saturday night
e March 10 and 20.
The H. I. C's. meet with Mrs.
F. Brewster Tuesday, March 16.
: full attendance is desired, as bus
ness of Importance is to he tran
+. acted.
The Irasburgh cornet band assis
ed by Burdick and Spencer's orchest
will give a masquerade and prom
made concert at hotel hall Thursd;
: evening, March 20. All are cordia
ly invited.
The two who were spoken of la
week as having been taken to New
port Jail, were Henry Badger al
q Mrs. Healey on charge of aduIter
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