Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-05-10


term of school in the village.
Nora Gray teaches at the Centre,
Mabel Edmunds in the Ware Dis.
and Luella Niles in the Geo. Cowles
neighborhood.
Mrs. f. E. Ware has received
cordial invitation to have the sum-
mer meeting of the w. c. 7. o. as
ISOLATION of the county held at No.
Troy June 18th. Mrs. Mary A. Wood
bridge of Ohio, Mrs. Perkins of St.
Johnsbury and other noted speakers
will be present. Free entertainment
will be furnished and it is expected
that the meeting will be one of great
interest and Importance.
CraftSburv.
Kate Glidden goes to North Mont
pelier to-day to work in a wooden
factory.
Noble Kinney is building a house
at the mill, and his family will move
there to take the mill boarders.
Mrs. Hackstaff is gaining; Mrs.
Simonds is about the same; Mrs.
Merrill is also holding her own.
W. O. Cochran has moved into the
McAllister house. Major Robbins
has moved on to the place he bought
of Mrs. McAllister.
Mrs. F. X. Delottenville and her
children are stopping in this place
for few days.-Mrs. Graham and
her daughter are visiting here.
James Allen sold pair of horses
for $3.50: l. T. Patterson sold one
horse for S275; T. M. Gallagher
sold one for 1925; VIM. Seaver sold
his pair of sorrel horses $500.
The body of Lieutenant Hunting
ton was brought here for burial on
Saturday, the 9Th, and the funeral
services were held at the Common on
Sunday, the 9th. He died on the
frontier. He was lieutenant in the
.. S. A.
Derby.
A Mr.. Clark has moved on to the
Colby farm at the upper end of the
street.
Paul Normandin has sold his house
purchased of 10. Dupont to Lewis
Lamere.
Mrs. Burton has returned from the
West, and has fine assortment OF
millinery goods.
The spring term of the Academy
closed May 9TH with an exhibition
and prize speaking.
A. A. Silver and family have re-
turned from Massachusetts, where
they have been spending the winter
The friends of DR.. Clark and wife
celebrated their fifteenth marriage
anniversary, presenting them with
| some silver ware. 1t was a surprise
to them.
Glover.
Johnnie Prindle has returned home
after an absence of year, for short
vacation.
Hattie Burroughs will teach school
in North Greensboro and Lucy A
Randall in Sheffield.
The ''weekly offering" system has
been adopted by the M. E. church
for paying their pastor.
The Universalst society have Sc.
cured the services of Rev. f. W.
Pierce for another year.
Miss Emma Burroughs has rented
rooms in the Dwinell block and fitted
them up for millinery use.
The Earnest Workers will hole
their next meeting at the vestry Fri
day, May IA, at Il past o'clock.
The item last week, relative to the
death of Mrs. King of Chicago
should have read James G. not 10
seph G. King.
The Ladies Aid Society will NEE
next Thursday afternoon in the yes
try. All are cordially invited to at
tend this meeting.
Village schools commence to-day
Mary Turnbull has charge of TIT
higher department, and Miss Kati
Pierce the lower.
Mr.. Arthur, the oldest man il
town, was buried the 9Th INST. H
was born in Scotland, but has beer
| resident of this town for man,
years.
West Glover.
John Stevens has gone to Burke
Annie Stone teaches in distric
No. l.
The road machine started las
Monday.
Mrs. Sterling is able to be on
again Mrs. Randall is also gettin
better; Mrs. Will. Cameron i
still very sick.
Holland.
Carrie Fletcher is teaching her fit
, term of school in district No. 6.
A large number of friends visite
! Henry Pinney and family May It'll
Nellie Judd was very severely in
jured by being thrown from cal
riage on the I'd inst. Her oldes
brother recently cut bad cash i
his foot.
1rasburgh.
Mrs. Henry Somers is quite SICK