Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-11-11
Craf'tSbury.
Asa Bridges is on the sick list.

| CraftSburv.
Asa Bridges is on the sick list.
E. L. Stratton has bought the Leonard
| goods and has hired Nettie Chase as
| clerk.
Clara Douglass has returned from
Barre where she has been learning photo
graphy.
S. L. Leavitt & Ssns are building new
house at Mill village; the frame is up and
covered.
term of school in the Kendrfck district.
Greensboro.
Merrik and Perley Answorth are here
GU their annual trip spending a few weeks
trapping and hunting.
The Mill village boys played a game of
base ball with the Craftsbury club re-
Gently and got left to 81.
An effort is being made to get a daily
mail between North Wolcott and West
Albany. In this case the Branch post
office will be set up again.
Miss. Flora Woodland an experienced
dress maker from Barton has opened
rooms at the Orleans House and SOlicits
the patronage of the ladies of North
Craftsbury and vicinity.
Cora Allen closed her school in Dist
riot No. Z, Nov. l. Whole number of
scholars 10. Average attendance 1879.
Those having no marks were Annie and
tnSn Anna 6a oil nod
and Johnnie Johnson. Clarence Uric was
absent one day.
Derby.
Amos Parlin, some time sick, is slowly
gaining.
Mr.. Allbee has the foundation in for
his new building.
George Newcomb has returned from
his Boston visit.
Bert Adams mas returned from Boston
where he has been clerking.
The ladies held the second public
monthly missionary meeting in the M. E.
vestry last Sunday evening. The meeting
is new feature in Derby and an inter-
esting one.
Two weeks ago new top was put on
the belfry of the Baptist chnrch, last
week the whole belfry was taken off and
a cupola is to be put on for the conven-
fence of the bell It was found that the
old belfry was rotten and unsafe, being
liable to fall any day.
Glover.
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old corps of teachers.
Ladies Aid next Thursday afternoon
and evening. All are cordially invited.
Chautauqua Circle meets at the house
of Fred Percival, Wednesday evening,
Nov. 18th.
James Salman has his new black
smith shop up and most ready for bust
ness give him a call.
Lyman Barber is reported to have
bought the E. O. Randall parsonage
house, at West Glover.
The funeral services of the wife of
E. L. Clark of Wakefield, Mass, will be
held in the M. f. Church Tuesday at II
O'Clock a. IN.
The women of Glover village, for pub
lie good, will meet on Thursday, Nov, IA
for the purpose of repairing the sidewalk
in the village. Meet at 9 80 a. m. bring
ing hammers, saws and nails.
PER ORDER COMMITTEE.
West Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Chase returned from
Boston last week, where they had been
for treatment of Mrs. Chase eyes.
Greensboro
Mrs. Felix, insane has been taken to
Brattleboro.
Fred Wright and wife from Manches-
ter, N. II. are spending few days here.
Horace McLaren has bought the Thorn
as Uric farm, with stock, hay, etc. for
about $4,000. Possession soon.
Mrs. Guy Andeson of Glover has moved
home to reside with her mother, Mrs. Thos.
Uric. Mr.. Anderson is reported to have
gone to California.
Holland.
Mrs. Rhoda Tice is sick with pheu-
mOnia.
Mrs. John Paland is home from visit
to Massauchetts.
G. w. Sykes from Canada has moved
to the Harvey farm,
w. NJ. Morton is putting an addition
to his barn and carriage house.
j. S. Woodland is doing quite a large
numbering job at Caswell & French's mill
A r. Moulton bid off the Thorn place
at Davis auction for $51O.-Mr. Sticks of
Enosburgh Falls has bought the Apple
bee place for $3OOO.-Levi Kelly has
bought the f. F. Ruiter place for $1,000
EraSburgh.
Miss Clara Davis has gone to Boston
to spend the winter.
Mr.. Bert Parker on the Troy road is
very sick with brain trouble.
Mrs. Kenyon will give chalk talk
next sunday eve, at Cong church, union
services.
A few days ago 60 of the neighbors and
friends of Daniel Brown pleasantly re-
minded them that they had been married
just ten years. A sum of money was
given them and Mrs. Tibbetts prepared
and read an excellent poem.
Morgan Center.
Fl. C. Persons is at home from Maine
on a short vacation.
There will be a Chicken Pie festival at
school house hall on Thursday evening
Nov. 14th. The PROCEEDS to go towards
paying for the church organ.
Newport Center.
The village schools commenced Mon
day with Miss Nettie Jones and Miss A.
Crandall as teachers.
Mrs. Stowell is painting her store In
colors. John @. Smith and Simon Moran
vile are doing the work.
The r. r. Co. have finished filing the
road at the big dump in the village, max