Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-06-24

up III Mr.. Niles family and requested a
, burial with that family.
West Derby.
Park Hancock has gone to Boston to
work.
Mr. A. N. Currier has moved from A.
j. Whites tenement to G. Pratt's.
Chas. Gays barn blew down Saturday
night, the 10th inst. There were two
horses and calf in the barn, but they
were not seriously injured.
Some of the young people of the Uni
versalist society went to So Troy last
Wednesday eve and played ''Sylvia's Sol
der" They cleared $3.50 above expenses.
We had two weddings the 18th inst; in
the first case A. w. Simonds was the
happy bridegroom; and Mrs Clara West
was married to Fred Oldach of Fitchburg
Mass. land they have gone there to reside
Glover.
Uucle Johnnie Mitchell is very sick
J. Prindle and 1. & w. Drew are build
ing barns.
One of Henry Halls daughters is very
| SICK with lever.
Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon. A full
attendance desired.
Victoria Logan has just finished a very
successful term of school on So Hill
Mrs. j. P Ellis and daughter have gone
to Providence, r. l., on a visit.
Mrs. Frank Clark is repairing her build
ings and painting the outside of them.
We learn of the death of the youngest
child of Elijah Stone of South Glover.
The lecture Of Miss Blackwell of Bos-
ton, though of interest, was but thinly
attended.
A large barn of Alison Clark's was
struck by lightning week ago and con-
siderably damaged.
Ned r. Young goes this week to the
mountains to spend the season in the en-
ploy of H. Noyes.
The old fisherman, who got into the
flume at Daniels pond the other day, is
now as white as Snow
A post mortem examination showed
that Thomas Garvin's death was caused
by the closing up of the bile duct.
Remember the educational meeting to
be held here on Tuesday next, at the South
church. Free entertainment provided.
The picnic at Dry Pond was we'll at
tended. Music was furnished by the So.
Glover orchestra, and general good time
enjoyed.
Robert Young is building new house
with ell and horse barn. James McGin-
Miss is building an addition to his barn,
also VIM. Drew.
West Glover.
Edison Mills goes to New Hampshire on
visit.
David Baker is coming up from his
long sickness much to the pleasure of
many neighbors and friends. Mrs. HaZen
of Norwich, whose sickness we have men
toned, is better also.
Gx.eenSbOrO-
Mr.. Wheeler of Randolph is directing
the Greensboro Cornet band and will &C
company them to Craftsbury on the 4th
of July.
This town is the first to respond to the
new law in relation to guide boards. New
ones have been put up, and di stance made
according to survey on county map.
Mr.. John Cuthbertson and family of
So. Dakota are here on yisit.-Summer
boarders have begun to flock here. Bak
er has seven, Drury four and more COM
ing. Twenty-four are booked for Goss
in July and August.
Mrs. A. B. Coomer died very suddenly
last Wednesday of heart disease. She
leaves an infant three weeks old Her
death was entirely unexpected,as she was
much better to all appearance than she
had been for number of days. Mr..
Coomer has the sympathy of the COM
munity.
The school in district No. l, which was
finished out by Minnie Hoyte, closed sue
cessfully, Friday, June 81. The school
gave picnic the last afternoon, to which
parents and friends were invited. The |
pupils having no marks against their
names are as follows Angie Eastman,
Carrie Tate, Jennie Young, Florence Peel,
Clarence Peel, George Cook and Charlie
Mcclellan. Andrew Young had no absent
marks, and but one tardy mark Hattie
and Flossie Mcclellan had no tardY marks
and but one absent mark, only one tardy
mark in the register.
Holland.
Melissa Moon is visiting in town.
Geo. King builds barn with basement.
1t is estimated that the damage by the
late freshet is not less than $4,000 in this
town.
Mrs. Currier, long sick, is better
Joshua Hall of Corinth is here and under
the doctors care.
1raSDurSh
The lawn party Melted over $12.
A deer was seen in this vicinity last
week.
w. L. Russell will 60 to Chelsea, Mass,
to visit his daughter.
Rev. VIM. Schofield will sell a lot of
household goods at auction, Friday eve.,
June 20. See posters.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the par
sonage on Friday. Ladies are requested
to bring cake. All invited.
The children's day service at the M. E.
church was grand success. The church
was beautifully decorated with flowers
and evergreen.
Mrs. E. H. Whipple and two of her lit
tie boys met with carriage accident one
day last week in which they were all
thrown to the ground, Mrs. Whipple
striking on her head and shoulders, one
boy was run over and the other rendered
unconscious for some time.
Not only was Geo. X. Hill good land
lord, but he is a good farmer. Two years
ago he bought lot of land of John G.
Foster and has taken off 100000 feet OF
timber, 600 cords of block wood and 200
cords of four foot wood. This spring he