Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-03-18

Several from this vicinity went to Bar
ton Thursday night to hear the ex-Thes-
plans. They came home highly pleased
Frank Chase has moved to his Green's
boro farm.-Dudley Sabin has moved on
to the Carter place which he recently pur
chased.
Ed. Dewing and wife are carrying on
the poor farm for the present VIM. Tate,
who has been there for some time, left
about March 1st.
Prof. Day of the Academy has been
obliged to hire Miss Adgate of Hardwck
on account of the illness of Bell Harri-
man, his assistant.
Mrs. Priest is sick, and pneumonia is
from heart disease.-Freddie, son of Alb
ner Powers, is dead.
E. S. Simonds has rented the Cottage
| Hotel at Greensboro, and We understand
he intends to move there this week. He
purposes to keep summer boarders.
Mrs Samuel Lathe has gone to Lowell,
Mass, to visit her sister, Mrs. Hamblet
who is very sick.-Clara Whitney will re-
turn to Boston this week.
Our creamery will have the cream of
between six and seven hundred cows the
coming summer. Nearly all that patron
lied it last year were well pleased with
the result.
Ed. Worthen, son of Rev. H. w. Wor-
| visit.-Myra Gage has been in town visit
ing friends.-Mary Weber is home, hav-
| ing finished a successful term of school in
Calais.-Addie Critchett has been home
| from Barre ON visit.
Crafts bury intends to have centennial
celebration this year, on the 4th of July,
and at their annual meeting appointed a
| committee of arrangements as follows
A. Dawson, E. L. Hastings, Geo. w.
| Simpson, w. p. Kiser, Thos. Gallagher,
| II. Il. Hartman, Frank Glidden, Jas. Gal
| lagher. We bespeak success to this en-
| terprise.
East CraftSb1ry.
Mrs. Geo. w. Simpson and her mother
have gone to Portland for a few weeks
stay.
John McRoy has been to Boston on a
visit. He says that he took Turkeys
Bath" while at the Hub.
Derby.
Miss Sarah Elder expects to go to Bos-
ton to take lessons in telegraphy.
The masquerade at Academy hall was
we'll attended, the many who like to hide
their features enjoyed pleasant hour.
The net proceeds were $lS, for the bene
fit of the village improvement society.
West Derby.
Miss Abbie White has gone to St.Johns,
P. Q.
Mrs. J. Stiles has been severely i'll for
the past few weeks, but is a little better.
Mrs. Geo. Halls oldest child frankie,
died of diphtheria, Sunday, the 10th inst,
after a short illness.
Glover.
David Rogers has hired with Wesley
| Aldrich for year.
| Chautauqua Circle meets with Mrs. A.
A. Williams on Tuesday eve, March 26.
Norton Mcclellan has rented the Frank
Mcclellan house at the village and is NOV
ing into it.
Mr.. Lackey is here experimenting the
erection of the creamery. It will be ready
for operation in about ten days.
The District School OF ''ye olden time"
will be revived under the auspices of the
w. R. C. on Saturday eve, March %.
I. B. Smith has gone to Kirby to Gen.
CIRCUITS farm home, where he will remain
for a time. The loss of his wife breaks
up his home here.
r. E. French has gone TO Boston.-Mr.
Brown and family from Burke are visit
ing at G. S. Whitney s.-Mrs. Lila
Locke is at home Tor visit.
West Glover.
''Old-fashioned District School" at
at school-house, West Glover, Friday ev-
ening, March %, for the benefit of the S.
S. library. Admission 10 cents. Every
body invited.
Mr.. Randall felt that the report relative
to the settlement of the suit between
himself and Samuel Vance was not COR
rect and just. By the terms of agreement
between the two parties, we learn that it
was agreed that the pending suit was to
be entered as settled, each party to pay
his own costs, and Mr.. Randall to pay
Mr.. Vance 5000, with right to occupy
during his life the block house now occu-
pied by Vance, with barn and one-half
acre of land, Mr.. Vance on his part waiv-
ing all right to the use of any other land
and the right to take fire wood from Ran
dalIs premises. BY previous arrange
ment Mr.. Vance had a right 10 use 81
acres of land claimed by Randall, also
could cut his fire wood off the premises
hence Mr.. r. thinks he bettered himself
considerably by the terms of the settle
ment, land saved the great expense of 9TH
er trials in the courts 1t has really come
to that that the expense of law suit is
such that a man better sacrifice his estate
if it is not a fortune, rather than defend
himself in law.
Greensboro.
Alfred Smalley has rented the Cottage
Hotel to Ed Simonds.
The scarlet fever cases are doing we'll,
no cases out of Mr.. Jackson's family.
There seems to be no lack of candi-
dates for County Supervisor. A good
one ought to be secured from the lot.
Mrs. B. c. Burpee and daughter are back
in their old home. They have been on visit
to N. H. and Mass. for a number of
months.
The little child of A. O. Seaver, whose
burning by hot water was mentioned last
week, died on Monday, after great suffer-
ing. The child was near the stove, when
by accident a kettle of suds was partly
tipped over on to the head and back of
the little child. The best of care and med
ical skill did not avail. The mother in
snatching up the child burned her arm
badly and is suffering greatly from the
burn.