Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-08-20
Rev Mr.. Bacon has returned home.
MIRO Dr RadOar iS home AGAIN.

Rev. MIR. Bacon has returned nome
Mrs. Dr. Badger is home again.
Geo Newton, of Montpelier Seminary,
preached an excellent sermon at NJ E.
church yesterday.
The entertainment given by the Young
men, last Saturday eve, did themselves
much credit, and the festival net proceeds
were 81.
Ora ftsburv.
Abijah Bailey is much better.
James Withers has moved from Gilmore
back to his farm in this town.
Both of our clergymen, Revs. Fraser
and Scribner, are away on a vacation.
John Norris was in town Friday. He
is supplying the Baptist pulpit at East
Hardwick.
Milo Wolcott who has been sick the
past year is able to go to Gilmore to visit
friends there.
Olin W. Marsh is visiting his father,
VIM. S. Marsh He has been in i'll health,
but is improving.
DR.. Bemis and wife have been to Ran
dolph to visit Doctor Whittlesey, who is
sick with consumption.
Jackson Hidden, our former townsman
who snapped places with E. M. Sweat,
has sold his Lyndon place back to Mr..
Sweat with the intention of moving to
Vancouver, w. T.
The tax-bill is in the hands Of Augustus
Paddock and the public is reminded That
the time expires Oct. 1st, when the bill
will be turned over to the collector. Pay
up and save your per cent and extra costs.
The following are the newly installed
officers of Craftsbury Lodge I. O. G. T.:
c. t., James D. Leavitt; V. T.. Miss
Hattie Hatch; S., Mrs. Emma Nelson;
f. s., Bert Cook; T., Miss Hattie ST.
monds; c., E. Simonds; NJ, Bert Jones;
Sent, Bert Robbins; g., Miss Nettie
| Chase; A. s., Geo. Gage; r. I'll. S., Miss
Julia Hastings; L. III. S., Miss Mamie
McClary; D. M, Miss Viola Allen; P. c.
T., A. j. Smith. The lodge now numbers
122 members in good standing.
| When the democratic nominee for lieu
tenant governor, Mr. O'Sullivan, was
here and talked politics recently, he chal-
lenged a joint discussion, and his friends
have been very defiant until the challenge
is accepted, when he is so full of engage
ments that he refuses to come. The re-
publicans will put in Jesse NJ. Cove. 1.-the
original Blaine man of Massachusetts" on
Tuesday afternoon of this week, when
Mr.. O'Sulivan and his party will be hand
led without gloves. Cove is power and
everybody within reasonable distance
should hear him.
Derby.
A girl baby at Charles Twombly's.
Parties are in the village putting on
tar paint roofs.
Wesley Carter. formerly of Derby, but
now of Alabama, is visiting relatives here
Mr.. Hay and wife took a wedding trip
to Montreal They will make their fu-
ture home in Boston
Frank Eddy is in town; he has sold his
residence to Lucius Kingsley and engag,
ed another year at Montpelier Seminary
f. Grout has gone back to Lowell, Mass.
Glover.
S. S. Blanchard is rapidly failing.
w. Leonard will clerk for c. A. Bar
rows.
The band boys are feeling well and
looking well in their new uniforms.
| - III
here visiting last week.
Levi Drew, who suffered the amputa
ton of a leg recently, is gaining fast, anc
, will soon be out again.
The store of j. P. Ellis was broken into
last Wednesday night, and property tt
, the amount of 800, was stolen.
The lag-raising, last Tuesday evening
was big affair for our village, and the
people were all out. There was some
disappointment on account of the non
appearance of speakers from abroad, bu
| Mr.. Jenne and Judge Owen came to thu
rescue, while Gov. CD Prindle kept thu
audience in on uproar during his speech
There was music, both instrumental ant
vocal, and a torchlight procession. w
shall look for a republican majority il
September.
Tuesday morning, Enoch Simonds foun'
e a good horse in his stable, which hat
S been empty sometime, and was wonderin:
: what it meant, when Judge Owen came il
handing him list of names of thoS
q about town who had contributed gener
n ously toward the purchase of the animal
b Mr. Simonds extends his heartfelt thank
: to those who have so kindly remembers
. him Among some out of town who CAV
t generous sums were E. ID. Conant an
d mother of Somerville, Mass, t. G. Kim
f ball of New York and Cephas Bracket o
|. Littleton, n. HI.
, w est Glover.
The Glover band will give an open al
|. concert at this place on Wednesday ever
ing of this week.
Co. I. 10Th Regt. vt. Vols. will hold
' reunion at Willougby Lake, Sept.
= Parties coming by the north end of tn
lake can leave their teams at the Foste
place and take Capt. AverilPs boat at
Il and IL o'clock. Boat ride free. Member
and their families cordially invited. Dir
e ner and exercises at Willoughby LAX
J. House. r. Averill. Pres. G. w. Cool
Secretary.
Greensboro
l. John D. S. Olmstead has had his pei
e sion increased two dollars month.
: The school house in district No. 7
: being thoroughly repaired at cost {
about 5000.
g Victoria Logan closed a successfi
term of school at South Glover, Aug. Il
having an exhibition and picnic.
70 If the MONITOR subscribers in Greens
boro who can best get their MONITOR
1. at Greensboro Four Corners will writ
IS US to that effect, we will make the nece
s. sary change. EDITOR.
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q Marshall CalkinS has returned hon