Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-04-13
Derby.


w. c. Lindsay is home from New York
on a visit.
Sociable will be hold in the chapel Fri.
day evening.
Mr.. Bean is building blacksmith
shop near his house on Causeway ST.
Schools commence this morning with
Mr.. Wakeman, Miss Robinson and Miss
Gay teachers.
Mr.. Allchurch has moved into the Gale
house aud Ed. Sias has rented one of his
tenements to Hiram Mott of Mansonville.
Richmond Lindsay, who has been clerk
ing for Wallace Kendall, is sick with meas
les. Walter Human has taken his place
in the store.
News is received OF the death of Mrs.
! Nancy Percival formerly of this town,
who died in Helena. Montana. She leaves
one son on whom the loss falls with
crushing weight.
/ Glover
Rev. Mr.. Millar expects to preach at
Marshfeld every alternate Sunday during
the year.
Uncle James Simonds died on the 9th
inst, after long illness. He has been
one of the honest, reliable men of the
town and was esteemed by all.
West Glover.
The star spangled banner will wave on
patriotic spirit prevails.
Mr.. Mcqueen has been visiting his par
ents.-Mr. and Mrs. Burnham of St.
JOhnsburY have been here enjoying the
''sweets" of the season.
greensboro.
We understand that Catholic church
is to be built at the Bend soon.
Lewis Wiley, at the Bend, is suffering
from injury to his arm from coupling
cars.
Mrs. James M. Lindsey died last week
from cancer. She had long been a suffer-
er from that terrible disease, persistently
fighting it, and with such good effect that
sometimes the disease seemed to be Weld
ing, but it had too strong hold upon her
system to be eradicated, and she had to
give up at last.
Greensboro Bend
Miss Frank Babbitt has been engaged
to teach the spring term of school in this
village.
Regular meeting Of the Sons OF Veter-
ans April Is. Let all the members be
present.
The hotel has been rented to u Mr..
Brown of Newport. - Orson Mack of
Hardwick has hired the livery stable.
Burnside Post celebrated the 25th an
niversary of the organization of the G..
A. r. April 6, with appropriate exercises.
Perley ingalls, is no better. His son
Frank will return to his home in Mass.
this week.-The rest of the sick are bet
ter.
Albert Anair has bought the II. S. Dan
ielS place in Stannard. Price $500. -Eu-
gene Anair has bought the Widow Marsh
place in Hardwick. Emery Duval has
bought house of the j. w. Simpson es-
tate.-L. w. Sulhas will move into the
Parker house.
At the annual school meeting officers
were elected as follows Moderator, c.
o. Dawson; clerk, r. B. Smith; treas
urer, J. A. Mcdowell; collector. Willie
Graham; committee, c. O. Dawson. 1t
was voted to have 81 weeks of school.
Tax, so cents on a dollar.
IraSburgh.
Ill
have dropped eight lambs which are all
alive and clicking"
1t Will nearly pay a man to sit up
nights and eat crackers at the price F. A.
Buchanan sells them. You know he sells
the Lamoille.
Rev. f. B. Phelps will deliver a lee
ture next Friday eve, Apr. II, at the
Cong. church, for the benefit of the
Y. z. S. c. E. There will be music also.
Subject: A Trip to California by way of
the Isthmus in 40. All are invited.
Lowell.
Jones & Gilman have commenced cut
ting tub stock.
This time it is Bert Myott and the saw,
with the saw one tnumO aneau.
Mrs. Martha Stephenson is dangerously
i'll. Her daughter Ida, whose home is in
Massachusetts,, has come to care for her
The listers struck a man who moved
into Lowell forty-fve years ago and has
not been out of town since, and never
saw the cars.
hoS
thirty acres of land of Arnold Steinhour
and will commence the erection of
house Immediately.
At the school meeting it was voted to
have but two terms of school of twelve
weeks each this year on account of the
repairs to be made on the school-house.
F. Lumbra, who has taken the contract
to manufacture tubs for c. B. Harding,
has thirty-five men in his employ. He in
vited them to eat new sugar and smoke
cigars at his expense.
A CARD.-We sincerely desire to extend
our thanks to the kind friends and neigh
bors who so kindly assisted US since the
accident which befell our little son Ralph,
and to DR.. Hill for care and skill in min
! iStering to him.
MR.. AND Mrs. A. X. STEINHOUR.
A large number of the relatives and
friends gathered at L. r. Wellmans on
Tuesday, the 18th inst, to celebrate the
marriage of Mrs. Wellmans daughter,
Hattie Chamberlin, to Henry F. Wether-
by of Burlington. The presents were
numerous and some of them costly. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. E.
Rose and the happy couple started at
once for Burlington. t14a
Newport.
Frank Wheeler is very sick.
Quite number go from here to ST.