Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-11-18
Albert Palmer has taken farm in

Albert Palmer has taken a farm i
Coventry and moving there.
George Spencer has taken John Brad
ford's farm for year. Mr.. Bradfor
has thoroughly repaired his house.
Mr.. Fish Hildreth was stricken with
paraletic shock on Sunday last while at
tending the funeral of Charles Wilson.
Miss Bell Human of Derby Centre il
teaching the fall school in the Crandal
district and Miss Litchfield of Morgan, il
the Croft district.
| Francis Blanchard has sold his farm te
| his son Israel, and talks of moving tt
| Barton in the spring.-Thos. Wright has
sold his farm to Joseph Wright.
Charles Wilson, one of our best-knowr
citizens. died on the 10th, inst, aged 81
years. Mr.. Wilson was born, and lived
almost his whole life time and was buried
from the old homestead. For the last
month he has been nearly blind and was
badly afflicted with rheumatism, but his
demise was not looked for until few
Cured on what would have been his six
ty-seventh birthday.
Joseph P. Crandall, one of the oldest
residents of this section, died in
Bloomington, Oct. %. Mr.. Crandall
was quite generally known, having lived
the most part of his life in this part OF
the town. He had been entirely deaf
since he was about six years of age.
with Squire Blake of this town; he after
ward bought farm and settled down.
He buried his wife about seven years
ago; he was about eighty years of age.
Glover.
The Chatauqua Circle meet at G. S.
Whitney's Wednesday eve Nov, 20.
Mrs S. French is very low at present
writing.-Mrs. J. Drew is improving.
Prentiss Leonard is making cellar,
and underpinning his dwelling house.
Mrs. Pratt, state Missionary breaches
at South church next sabbath on exchange
with f. Miller.
B. Simonds and wife of Concord, Mass.
are visiting here for a few weeks, also
Mrs. Royal Moody recently from Cali
fornia.
versalists church on Thanksgiving day
at / O'Clock a. m. Rev. F. Millar will
officiate.
S. P. Pinney's singing school commenc-
es Friday, eve Nov %, at vestry of
North church. 1t being a subscription
school all are invited.
The Board of Agriculture will hold "a
meeting here Dec. 9Th and 9th, and the
citizens of Glover are requested to meet
at the town hall, Saturday evening, Nov.
%, at O'Clock to make arrangements
for said meeting. 1t is especially impor-
tant that we have a full attendance at
this meeting in order that we may make
the meeting of the Board a success. The
ladies are especially invited to attend.
part of the town, doing large lumber
ing and farming business, has sold off from
his timberd lands, which have been cut
over, about $50 acres, and five men have
struck out to clear up and settle farms
on the same. Mr.. Lewis recently bought
100 acres of timbered land of Henry Hill
and expects to get out a million feet of
lumber this season. He has 200 logs al
ready skidded.
West Glover.
III. Lewis has bought the Samuel Vance
farm of E. o. Randall. Mr.. Randall has
sold his store and goods to Charles Dow.
1t is with sadness that we record the
death of Mrs. Eliza Lyman Clark of
pneumonia, which occurred at the resi-
dence of her son-in-law, E. o. Randall,
last Wednesday. This ssmother in Isra-
ell we shall miss in the home, the church,
the Sunday school, in mission work and
everywhere. May her mantle fall richly
upon her daughter, sisters, all.
Greensboro.
Carlos M. Thompson gets pension.
Joseph Badger, an aged man, is very
i'll.
Mr.. Hartshorn has rented the W. NJ
Curtis farm.
II. H. Bailey will cut 100, 900 feet OF
logs this winter.
Frank Pope has sold out his blacksmith
ing business to Elmer Douglas of Crafts
bury.
singing school under the direction
of S. 2. Pinney will be held in the old
masonic hall.
John Simpson is but just alive. His
brother George from Conn, is here car
ing for him.
The new rotary power pump for the
village has arrived and will be put into
the grist mill and attached to one of its
wheels. Its capacity is 1900 gallons per
minute. Hose will be provided to cover
the principle parts of the village; it
safe from fire.
Holland.
Mrs. Rhoda Tice, who has been sick fol
number of weeks, is better.
George Mcdonald has moved into the
house known as the Mrs. James Smith
house.
lola Badger has just finished Il success
full term of school in Dis. No. 6. She is
an experienced teacher.
IyaShrzy.o-h
Mrs. NJ. MARI has advertised her farm
for sale at auction.
Mr.. Harrington has sold his farm to a
Mr.. Sage of Coventry.
E. A. Leach has returned from Fargo
OAK, his daughter is on the gain.
Mrs. Kenyon gave a very interesting
'tChalk Talk at Congl church last eve.
A. N. Page has received three hundred
dollars pension and increased from $8 to
$l4 per month.
Special meeting of Central Lodge No.
81 F. &. A. M. Tuesday eve Nov 10. Work
on the Sd degree all regular masons are
invited. Work will begin at o'clock.