Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-05-28

who have lost kind and indulgent hus-
band and father; that copies of these res
olutions be sent to the bereaved family,
and entered upon our Journal in due form,
and a copy be furnished to each of our
county papers for publication. The fore
going were unanimously adopted by Hen
nv Flint Post at its regular meeting, May
22d, 1888.
Derby.
G. A. Magoon is at home renovating
his premises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw have moved to
/ Canada. Taxes are lower in Canada.
Ice cream and strawberry festival by
the Baptist ladies Tuesday evening.
Monthly meeting of W. C. T. U. Sun
day evening last.
West Derby.
Leon Field is called little better, and
Geo. Dane is improving.
There was a surprise wedding anniver-
sary at Mr. S. Drew's on Wednesday
evening the odd 1t was a very pleas
ant occasion and among the gifts were
nice hanging lamp and center table.
Miss Gertie Virgins, who has been
staying with her aunt, Mrs. Fl. Hancock
the past winter, has returned to Lowell,
Mass.-Mrs Frank Kimball has gone to
| her fathers to make visit of few
weeks.-Eugene Leavens has moved his
family here from West Charleston.
The play, 'sNeighbor lakewood
| which was given at Newport a short
time since by the young people Of this
place assisted by several from Newport,
was a success in every way in spite of
unfavorable weather. Gross receipts
$50; proceeds to go forward the new
organ in the Universalist church.
Glover.
Charles Smith has rented tenement of
C. Crosby and moved here from Newport.
w. M. Phillips and w. E. Randall of
Cambridge are here on a short visit.
Rev. W. S. Jenne preached Memorial
sermon at West Glover yesterday, to
large audience.
The Orleans County w. c. t. Z. will
hold it's annual meeting here Wednesday
and Thursday, June 27-2S. Mrs. Housh,
state president, will be present; also,
Mrs. Kenyon, state superintendent juve-
nile department. Rev. J. F. Rhodes of
Barre will give an address Thursday eve
ming. large attendance is expected.
Greensboro
Mary Burpee is sick with pneumonia.
The Wheelers of Randolph are in their
old camp.
Fishing is good, and many very large
trout are being caught, from two to five
pounds not an uncommon weight.
Wadley & Bailey were not successful in
the sale of their western horses, and took
them to Morrisvile Monday.
Mrs. Romanus Crane, an aged lady,
while in the barn with her granddaughter,
Jennie. on Sunday, the goth inst met with
a very singular and painful accident. Jen-
ME was feeding a pet COW, when the old
horse called for his food. Mrs. c. re-
quested Jennie to feed him, but she did
not dare to go in beside him. Mrs. c.,
to show that he was safe horse, put her
hand on him, but he resented the famil-
iarity and kicked her, crushing her index
finger against her crutch, and necessitat-
ing amputation.
Greensboro Bend.
Boy baby at Andrew Miles.
Geo. w. Simpson pays cash for butter
and eggs at Collins store every Saturday.
The G. A. r. Post will observe Decora-
ton Day in Clark's Grove. Speeches,
music by both Greensboro and Greensboro
Bend cornet bands and refreshments at
Dennirg's Hotel will be the program of
the day.
Mrs. Hutchins died last Wednesday;
funeral Friday She was an active mem
Der in the Temperance Division and So
cial Circles, and will be greatly missed.
The family have the sympathy of all in
their great bereavement.
At regular meeting of Burnside Post |
No. 6, G. A. R. held in G. A. R. hall at
Greensboro Bend, on Wednesday even
ing, April 25th, the following resolutions
were adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Grand |
Commander of the universe to call from |
duty on earth to everlasting relief above, |
our worthy comrade, Daniel J. Weed, |
who was called from this to a higher |
life, on the 23d day of March, 1888.
WHEREAS, We with whom he was |
associated so long will ever remember |
his kind and genial manners, and will |
ever think of him and cherish his men,
DRY when the world will have forgotten |
him and when in council for the well |
fare of those who still live, he will be |
remembered by us, and his name cherish |
ed as one who set an example worthy our |
limitations therefore:
RESOLVED, That in the death of comrade |
Weed, Burnside Post has lost worthy |
member, the wife kind and affectionate
husband his son kind and loving faith
er, and the community an upright citizen.
Resolved That as comrades Of the G. |
A. r. and members of Burnside Post we
offer our sympathy to the bereaved |
widow, son and friends of our deceased |
comrade. We feel the poverty of Ian
guage to administer consolation and we
can but say that our comrade has been
promoted into the ''Grand Army above
by the Grand Commander, ''who doeth
all things we'll"
ResOlued, That a copy of these resolu-
tiOns be placed in the hands of the be-
reaved family of the deceased comrade,
ana also copy Oe Sent TO Cne ~. oOHnS-
barry Republican and to the ORLEANS
COUNTY MONITOR for publication.
1rasbur&h.
CARD.-As a family we wish to express
our thanks to the friends who so kindly
aided us during the sickness and death
of our dear Addie, and also for the beau
tiful flowers. Thanks to the H. T. C's.
for lining and trimming the grave.
GEORGE RASH.
ELIJAH WILEY.
MARY WILEY.
Lowell.
On the evening of the 18th, the fourth
anniversary of his marriage, DR.. Hill
was startled to see procession headed
by brass band entering his yard. Be-
fore he had time to protest they had TAX
en- possession of the house and sent for
Mrs. Hill who was absent. On her ar
rival Mr.. VIM. Kinsley rose and pre-
sented them in behalf of the company