Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-02-13
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very badly.
The following are the names of officers
of the Good Templars A. j. Smith, G
T.; Miss Kate Randall, ". T.; j. D
Leavitt, s.. R. E. Chamberlin, F. S.
Miss Amanda j. Allen, T.; P. X. Carney
c.; w. D. Large, NJ; Carrie Paddock
g.; Ora Hoyt, S.. Miss Myra Scribner
R. 81. S.; Miss Nellie Allen, L. H. S.
Derby
Maj. Grout has gone West.
Mitchell Devereax has moved into one
of Maj. CIRCUITS houses.
Will Taylor and wife ale home from
their visit to Massachusetts, E
Burr is visiting his children at DR.. Blan
chard's He was obliged to come East
for his health.
The Academy school closed Feb. 10
The spring term will commence Feb. 81
large attendance is expected during
the spring term. The school is in good
hands and deserves large patronage.
West Derby.
| The sick are all on the gain.
Miss Mabel Gay is at home for short
vacation from Johnson, where she expects
to graduate in June.
Mrs. Blodgett, lady over eighty years
old, from Charleston, has been visiting
her son Amos for the past two weeks
Mrs. Harrison Darling and son are visit
| ing friends at MaSSaWippi.
| Glover.
Sias King is suffering from neuralgia
his wife is in feeble health.
E. B. Phillips and wife are here from
Littleton, N. H-Miss Jennie French is
home.
Mason Post holds a campfire on the
22nd. inst. Speakers from abroad are
expected. More extended notice next
week.
A very pleasant gathering of relatives
and friends met at the residence of 81.
w. Phillips last Saturday, it being his
sixty-first birth day.
Harry Clark has engaged to work for
j. Marston, and n. A. Norton for E. Nor
ton the coming year. Frank Taylor has
finished his years work for Mr.. Martin
of Barton and returned home.
West Glover.
Henry R. Cutler. who has been West
experimenting with the billiards, has re-
turned home.
Quite large number of our citizens are
DESTROYS of forming a Republican Club,
and an organization will be formed ere
long.
Greensboro
The ice harvest is being gathered, and
is of fine quality.
petition is out to re-establish the
post-office at E. Greensboro.
Ed. Dunton who went west from this
town when about seven years old is here
on visit from Dakota.
DR.. A. J. Carter from Lyndon has
taken rooms at Hills and intends to
practice his profession here.
Elijah Austin is suffering from the
effect of fall, not serious for a young
man, but too much for a man "a years
old.
There is movement on foot to put in
power pump into ingalls, shop with
hose attached sufficient to cover the
business portion of the village. 1t is
to be hoped the scheme will be a success,
as we have no facilities to put out fire
and if one got beyond control in the bus
L.
would be disastrous.
Holland.
Geo. w. Brown has a singing school
at Heaths Corner, Barnston.
Amasa Kidder died last Tuesday of
pneumonia, and his wife is hard sick
Hollis Stone is on the sick list.
lrasbur&h.
Mrs. S. HI. Howard and Geo. Wiley
are both very sick.
Geo. Jerome has bought the Hogan
farm on Burton hill.
Miss Cora Webster has returned from
Boston where she has been spending the
winter much improved in health.
Miss Annie Schofield is spending
few weeks in Brockton, Mass, as the
guest of Mrs. Veranus Smell and Mamie
Holman.
d. H. Webster is visiting a son at
Henniker, N. H. He will go to Boston
this week to visit his brother, Frank B.
Webster.
Mrs. Sinclair, widow of the late Henry
Jackman, was brought here from Derry,
N. H., last Tuesday. She died of blood
poisoning induced by getting a needle
in her hand.
The Congregational society have raised
the salary and secured the services of
the Rev. VIM. Schofield for another, his
fifth year; the salary was never raised
pastor, one that goes out into the s'by-
ways and hedges" and is not afraid to
seat with publcans and sinners
Somebody who did not date his letter
or sign his name, writes asking that we
put the following in the Irasburgh
items :-EDIToR] ''Owen Sanborn died
in Franconia, Feb. Sd, aged As years.
He enlisted in the army while a boy.
served out his time faithfully and has
since been the comfort of an aged moth
er. He leaves also three brothers and
four sisters to mourn his loss, Mrs. j. A.
Rowe, one of them being seriously i'll at
this time"
Jay
The donation for Rev. Geo. Clough
was a pleasant affair, land Melted $35.
G. H. Chase has left the store and gone
to Boston. He has a job as street car
conductor.
Ammi Ariel is hauling material to his
village lot, preparatory to erecting set
of buildings.
M O1.E an.
A successful term of school, taught by
Minnie Miles, closed the 18th inst. in the
So. district.
Fred Taylor has returned home from
Derby where he has been clerking in
Lanes store.