Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-04-20


tee. Voted to have 80 weeks of school.
Rev. M. C. Henderson will preach at
Glover Village Sabbath morning, April
26, and at West Glover in the afternoon.
Will the clerks Of the several districts
in Glover forward to o. v. Percival the
amount of sugar made in the several
school districts.
Hon. James Simonds died at his resi-
dence, Apr. 6, in the seth year of his age.
Mr.. Simonds was born in Landau, N. H.,
1905. He came to Glover in 1888 and was
in trade with his brother Enoch for over
twenty years. He represented the town
in the legislature in 1860 and 1861, was
assistant judge of the County Court in
1869 and 1870. He was town clerk twen-
ty-seven years, besides holding nearly all
the minor offices in town which he dis
charged with honor and fidelity. Mr..
Simonds married Mary Gray, daughter
of Dan Gray, who was well known in
this town. She died the 9th day of last
January. Mr.. Simonds was public spir-
tied man. In the death of this aged cou-
pie this village sustains an irreparable
loss. Out of quite large family Uncle
Z. B. SimOnds is the only near relative
to mourn his loss, and may the consola-
ton of the Gospel in which he has trusted
so long, support him in his bereavement
and be a stay and staff in his declining
years. The funeral was held at his resi-
dence on the 8th inst, Rev. Mr.. Mclean
of Barton officiating. O.. V.P.
West Glover.
Dea. Borland has been suffering severe
ly with erysipelas in his foot.
S. M. Clark will occupy the pulpit at
w. Glover in the a. M, April 26.
Rev. r. j. Christie preached his last
sermon for the conference year yester-
day. 1t is hoped that he will be returned
TO US another year.
The newly organized dramatic club has
taken the name of F'Gayety Dramatic
CLUB. The following are the names of
the officers for the ensuing year: E. c.
Baker, Mod; O.G Miles, Sec. II. N. Pa
quette, Treas. A. Carr, Dir; GA. Carr,
stage manager; E. G. Baker, H. N. Pa
quette, G. A. Carr, Business Com. The
drama, tThe Social Glass" will soon be
ready for the stage.
GreenSbOEO.
Mrs. NJ. w. Silver is very low with
consumption.
School in Dist. No. s, loses one-half of
its public money on account of the clerks
failure to return the register in season.
Alex Simpson and wife started for
their home in Ill. last Tuesday, and iudg-
ing from his health and appearance he
will probably never visit this place again.
Miss Mamie Rogers, aged about 10
years, has attended school in district No
6 for five consecutive terms without
having any mark against her name in the
register. Who beats this?
Holland.
Mrs. Jas. Smith is home from New
York
There have been six deaths in this town
since the new year came in.
LIZ a. w H6CicI HAS E6ub6u Tie Joseph
Pillsbury place for one year.
George H. Tice has commenced to saw
his lumber.-Henry Pinney will start up
his mill in few days.
Mrs. VIM. Rash has taken the school
in Dist. No. = Minnie Moulton in Dist.
No. 6.
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place for one year and L. A. Wheeler the
Henry Keller place.
Mrs. G. w. Brown is sick with heart
disease.-A. A. Rumery is out again af-
ter few weeks sickness.
l.. Il. Tabor, who started with his fam
lily for Kansas the 24th ult., has got there
and is liking his place better than he an
ticipated.
The G. A. r. will have a basket picnic
in the Morgan Centre grove on Decora-
ton Day, May 30. Comrades and citizens
are cordially invited. The Rev L. c.
McKinstrv will give the address. He is
an old veteran and belongs to the G. A.
r.
Irasbur2ch.
G. B. Brewster commences ploughing
this week.
Mrs. Hannah Tibbetts is very sick with
pneumonia.
Frank Hancock has IA sheep that have
% lambs.
Miss May Shepard is stopping with her
sister, Mrs. Cooper, for few weeks.
Miss McGoff is taking care of Mrs.
John Ord.
Rev. Mr.. Phelps breaches at Irasburgh
and Coventry until the first of May.
Ed. Hill commenced clearing his lot
and digging his cellar for building this
| summer.
Wheeler & Locke have just got in car
load of salt for the table, the butter and
the barn. Also large quantity of fer
tilizer of all brands. Large quantities of
new wall paper and borders.
Jay.
Prospects bid fair for an early spring.
Charles Lucier and family have return
| ed from Boston.
N. Dodge has snapped his farm with
II. G. Banister for his Tatro village place
r. Austin has rented the rooms over
the T. A. Chase store to take possession
at once.
Geo. G. Myers and wife have returned
to Yonkers, N. Y, and report that it is
quite warm and trees are leaving out.
Lowell.
William Thornton has moved into the
L. Hutchins shop.
Warren Rouse is building q house on
the David Stewart place.
Found at A. 1. Stebbins, April Is, a
boy, and at Charley Freeman's Apr. 9TH,
girl.
Village schools commenced April IA,
Miss Badger of Derby and Mary Hall OF
Lowell in charge.
Jones & Gilman have commenced cut
ting stock for tubs Ross Kiusley is run.