Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-05-11

called.
Resolced, That our prayers shall be
with our sister as she goes forward
alone In her chosen work that she
may have sustaining grace, and
strength from above and that she may
lean upon the Almighty arm which is
ever ready to support her.
MRS. r. @. Noodle, o.
MRS. A. PADDOCK. COM
Derby.
Mrs. Maria Williams fell recently
and broke her arm.
Henry Crandall has moved here
into the house recently bought of the
Barnes estate.
The Marvin Bros. have hired the
creamery at Newport Center and will
bring the cream here and churn it in
connection with the one here and at
Holland.
The measles are making bad work
in the school at the upper end of the
street, there having been fifteen cases.
Mr.. j. G. Hay has arrived here from
Boston and taken possession of the
! tin shop which has been vacant since
the death of Mr.. Barnes, more than a
year ago. He is now prepared to do
all kinds of tin work.
The Mirror G; Farmer of May 7 had
a cut of Abdallah Wilkes and an inter
esting article on his pedigree. His
| colts in this county are among the
very best young horses ever raised
| here
Derby Line.
A set of buildings near Beebe Plain,
occupied by Mr.. Brodie, was burned
on the 4th inst.
| The new organ for the Universalist
church has come and is being set up.
The church has been neatly frescoed
Glover.
Heman French has moved to Lyn-
don, where he has purchased a house.
School in the Center district COM
mences May II. Edna Fayer, teacher.
J. @. Mcclellan is better; also Nettie
Clark; Aaron Sargent is able to ride
out.
There will be Methodist preaching
at the "Cityr school-house next Sun
day at 4:3O p. m.
Henry Hall was thrown from a lum-
Der wagon recently and very painfully
but not dangerously hurt.
There are 63 tax payers in Glover
village school district who have no
children to attend school.
Since 1878 Judge Owen has been
manager of 1875 funerals, nearly all Of
| them in this immediate vicinity.
Mrs. Ayers, who has been sick a
long time at Uncle E. B. Simond's,w was
buried on Wednesday. The remains
were taken to ST. Johnsbury
Mrs. Helen McGafIey has returned
from Lyndon, where she has been
caring for her son Ed, who has had
another attack of hemorrhage of the
lungs.
Leonard Drew is home from St.
Johnsbury recruiting from the mea-
sles. Mrs. S. Nj. Cheney is here on a
visit.-Hannah Mcclellan is expected
home about May 20.
Since the first day of March last
there have been but 10 pleasant days;
rain or snow has fallen on 80 days;
the rest Of the time has been cold.
dark and cloudy - unprecedented
weather.
There is an elm tree in Judge Owens
sugar orchard which measures 10 feet
in circumference, also a maple that
| girths y feet. There is choke cherry
tree in Mrs. d. B. Randall's yard which
girths 3 fit. and in.
We are saddened by the death of
Mrs. Ada Skinner Clark, which
occurred last week. She possessed a
a noble, Christian character and was
esteemed by all who knew her. Her
aged parents and husband have the
sympathy of all.
West Glover.
The Glover Band will give an open
air concert here next Friday evening,
the weather permitting.
Frank T. Frasier, son OF J. w. Fra
sier, who went to Montrose, Colorado,
with his parents six years ago, gradu-
ated at the Denver University Bust
ness College March 18th, and the fol-
lowing Monday went into the employ
of the Montrose Mercantile Co. as
bookkeeper, with a salary of $500 a
| 10 ,N1OJvO1 ~ 10,
firm as salesman before taking bust
ness course.
Greensboro.
Marcia McClary works for w. B.
Simpson and Mary Dunn for A. c..
Chase.
Matte Cook of Glover teaches the
village school. Olive Dutton in Dist.
No. 7, instead of Mrs. Dunn as report
ed last week.
Randall & Crane are buying and
shipping large quantity of butter
each week, paying this week from %
to q cents in the tub
Holland.
Minnie Robbins teaches in district
No. 2.
Robt. Wallace has returned to r. T.,
after brief visit here.
Henry Pinney is home from Iowa
where he spent the winter.
Henry Tice has rented the Currier
place for one year.
IraSburgh.
G. w. Wheeler returned from Bos-
ton on Thursday.
Our boys had good house and re
allied s42 from "Above the Clouds"
The Albany Concert Club will give
an entertainment and promenade at
Opera Hall Wednesday eve.
M. J. Bailey has resigned his office
as postmaster. It is supposed that
John Ord will take it.
On Tuesday afternoon, May II, the
goods, pictures, show cases and other
articles in the Morris Bailey drug
store will be sold at sheriff's sale.
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