Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-05-21

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two children start Monday, the 2lst, for
Wyoming Territory to join her husband,
who has been there for some time.
Mrs. William Wilson, who has been
sick with typhoid pneumonia, died on
Tuesday. the 18TH inst She leaves "a large
circle of friends and relatives to mourn
her loss
Coventry.
Clark Morse is i'll; S. +. French is fail
ing; Benuie Shippee is hard sick.
Oscar Collins has been granted pen
sion of IS per month and gets arrearges
of S1,14I.5O.
Graf tSbzsrN
Jackson Hidden is in town on business.
John Woodbury. dislocated his shoulder
by fall in his barn.
Amanda f. Allen is stopping with Mrs.
J. Jenness for the present
Lewis Douglass has bought the Job
Hoyt place east of the Common.
Miss Minnie B. Hoyt, who is attending
school at Montpelier. Seminary, is quite
sick.
Hamilton H. Hartman has moved into
the village, rented rooms of w. T. Kaiser
and boards with him.
Mary Weber teaches school in the
Stratton District.-Lottie Rogers teaches
the school in the Allen District.
The w. G. T. Union meet with Mrs
Taylor on East Hill, June 9TH. 1t is hoped
there will be a full attendance, as dele
gates for the county will be appointed.
Gen. Henry from Burlington will deliv-
er the Memorial Day address before Flint
Post, G. A. r. Memorial services at the
Cong church, Sunday, the 9th inst, at
3 O'Clock p. IN. Sermon by Rev. A. Serb
ner.
The Ladies' Missionary Society will
meet at Barton on Tuesday, June 9Th, at
80 o'clock, p. M 1t is hoped that Miss
Gleason, missionary for some years in
Turkey, will address the meeting. Re-
ports from all the auxiliaries in the coun-
ty are desired.
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Lodge, 1. o. G. T., installed at the last
meeting, are as follows: c. t.. A. D.
Smith: V. T., Miss Kate Randall; s.,
James D. Leavitt; A. S., Mrs. E. Nelson
S., r. E. Chamberlin; T., Miss Amanda
Allen; c., P X. Carney; M, Willie
Large; ID. NJ, Miss Lizzie Allen; 0. g.,
Bert Goodwin: 1. G., Miss Eda Aver.
The lodge now numbers $50 members.
Derby.
Geo. Cooley is much improved in
health.
The John Hussey farm was sold to
Mr.. Judd of Holland who has taken
possession.
| A collection was taken Sunday eve
| for the benefit of the Freedman's Aio
| society.
VIM. Dodge mas sold the Grover
Dodge farm to Human Rosebrooks Of
Brighton for $3.50.
james Marston received charge O
blasting powder into his face while a
work on the Wiley quarry. He has
| suffered severely but is now improving
and will probably save both eyes.
The verdict is that barbed wire is {
nuisance Alvah Morrill, received al
ugly wound recently in his hand while
endeavoring to liberate an OK that hat
become entangled in a wire fence.
After an absence of about two year:
Benz. Human returned to Derby las
week. He has completely regained hi
health and tips the scales at 200 lbs
His many friends gave him a heart.
greeting.
The Brock girls were called home Tues
day on account of the serious illness
their father-L. S. Adams is in Dakota
Burt Richie is home.-Prof. Murcl
has been here visiting. B. F. Grout re
turns to Island Pond.
The Norfolk Jubilee Troupe (colored
gave an entertainment at academy ha
Saturday eve and rendered quite mum
Der of sacred songs at the Methods
church Sunday eve. Their effort Sunda
eve was creditable to the troupe an
we'll enjoyed by a full house.
Glover.
Johnnie Prindle made a flying visi
home.
Rev. E. w. Pierce and family NOV
away this week.
daughter of r. Lewis, who died
Brattleboro, was brought home for bul
ial: services at West Glover last week.
The sociable of the Ladies' Mite Societ
will meet with Mrs. A. A. Williams, Wee
nesday, May %, afternoon and evening
All cordially invited.
Rev. H. w. Worthen will give tn
address here Memorial Day. Dinner wi
be served in the vestry at IL p o'clocl
Bring your lunch baskets.
West Glover.
Boy baby at G. L. Young's.
Q. p. Graves has moved back on to h
farm.
Snow feet and 10 inches deep in ro,
on Chase hill May 18th.
Regular Post meeting next Thursda
+ at 80. D. m. All comrades are reques
2 ed to be present to make preparations f
( Memorial Day.
5 The pastor of the Congregation
: church expects to close his pulpit mini
4 tration both at East Glover and We
: Glover next Sabbath, May 9th.
e Rev. w. S. JENNIE, Department Cha
q lain, will deliver the Memorial sermon
I West Glover, Sunday, the 9th inst,
d the usual hour of morning service. Coz
}. rades are requested to meet at the scho'
0 house at 10 O'Clock, sharp.
Greensboro
: The following are officers elected
the regular communication of Caspi
Lake lodge No. 81, F. & A. M, Wednt
S day evening May 16: c. o. Daviso
w. NJ. F. C. Kinney, S. W., J. w. Mac
!. J. W.; C. H. Taylor, S. D.; A. A. Cal
well, J. D.; O. c. Hazen, T. Fl. A. Ke
l. S.; H. B. Laid, j. Deshan, steward
d. C. Eastman c. E. Weed, M; F.
Kinney, n. j. Batchelder. J. M. Site
ney, financial committee. Regular co