Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-02-09
Glover.
I ~IO Vefs
d. j. Dwinell is wrestling with the


ening.
man from Greensboro is to cut ice
on Little and Parker ponds the coming
week with an ice pillow.
Miss Mabel Crosier has returned to hel
home in Wells River-C. j. Darling has
returned to Newport
The village schools closed Friday. The
play was given up on account of so mucl
sickness among the children.
Remember the temperance meeting thI
Monday evening, and the Preachers
meeting tomorrow, at NJ. EselaAreh. g
The Mite Society will have ssiclal
at Institute hall, Friday afterno9 Noe
evening of this week, Feb. I3ths ~
vited. "a
The Ladies' Aid will give an en- ef1ain,
ment at the Cong. church Thursdas eve
Feb. u. The entertainment viii c0Esisj
of music and selections from Lonzfellow
poems, after which warm sugar. will n
served in the vestry. Admission, Io cts
supper, 10 cents.
The next lecture of the w RI~<4e8nKSe
will be held Tuesday evening, Feb ~ at
| the M. E. church. DR.. c.. F.SBranah sDl
Newport will speak on ''VerInon6 It Elle
Rebellion" Maj. Branch is wen asi 81
vOrablY known as speaker. Gene axlx
| hear him.
| West Glover. Ass
The scholars in districts Nos Mzd 1
will repeat their exhibition at WeH6 Glow
err school-house Friday evening" Heb.al s<
All invited.
Inquiry has been made and tn4 us1nEz
of those young men are well knew D. svilz1
are in the habit of entering houses Il {
breaking out windows, throw1ng goods
out of doors to be destroyed, ettefif5:
sugar houses and tearing down afchtSs
and destroying the chimneys. Iwoula SAL
TO such, if they do not wish their nam 81
to appear in print and to have The fti]z
benefit of the law, refrain from su1h ii5eah <
ness. Remember, young man, that On
mean step leads to another, until state
prison may be your home at last. faf,s
Greensboro.
Alex Simpson, who is visiting herr Na$
recently attacked with paralysfssOrs apo
plexY. ax
Hall & Osgood of Hardwick hive SIX.
horses at the hotel which they are exerf
cising on the lake.
Mrs. Thomas Calderwood becama SO vi
olently insane as to make it necessary to
take her back to the asylum.
There was quite gatherin g al. fast
horses on the lake Saturday, the 3lsf nit
Several from Maplewood stock farm. and
others from Hardwick. s
Freddie is little boy, and he i some
times too tired to say his his prayers. He
has his ''Auntie" say them Sometimes af
ter this manner. Now he lays hint down
to Sleep" Freddie saying the sslafheI1.#
Recently his aunt forgot herself and said
the amen Freddie was annoyed and.
sprang up in bed and slapping her p1 the.
head, said, ~ am the amen man Yant
you to understand"
Holland Inssf
Arthur Lackey has gone to New fofk.
Geo. Hamilton is very ill with coilssifiipE:
ton. kAsh
G. F. Miller recently caught an dattsn
valued at $500. He has caught sexeraa
mink. IL
Simon Marsh is at Stansteads caf&u&
for Rev. John Fraser, who Isl dangers
ously i'll. LIE
Henry Keller has bought the osepk
Pillsbury place for S5OO.-James Smith
known. -
Jay.
MIS- s:, W. n Taco e., j. in 'oA7isi'ios
Myron j. Blair and Ida Recor have re-
turned to Newport to resume their work.
j. S. Percy and Alfred Hadlock cut
with axes 100 logs of more than medium
size, telling their own trees, and the snow
more than 81. feet deep, in 8 hours.
Morgan.
Mrs. w. H. Rood is sick with pneumo-
MIA.
Gertie Barrett teaches the Gore school
this term.
Sociable in the vestry Tuesday eve,
Feb. 10. All come.
Mrs. Ira C. Taylor has gone to Attic
boro Falls with her daughter Annie.
Lowell.
William Green and Jennie Goddard
were united in marriage at the Catholic
church last Monday.
Homer Patterson was serio usly injured
by falling from pile of lumber in the mill
yard, recently.
John Sawyer, H. H. Newton and w. L.
Kinsley attended the state encampment
of the G. A. r. at Burlington last week.
Mrs. Brown, widow of Rufus Brown
and mother of Hon. James Brown of Bel
videre, died at the residence of Horace
Hines, Jan.29.
Newport.
Arthur Thatcher closes his work for
the Gilmans and goes west soon.
A Mrs. Pratt of Batesville died very
suddenly, probably of heart disease.
The Opera house was packed full at
the concert of the Jubilee singers and
good concert was heard.
new paper is to be started here soon
by company and G. S. O'Connor will
be the publisher. It will appear about
March 1st.
A new Opera house is much talked of
these days and we need one The aondi-
tion of the Field Opera house is such as
to be stigma on the town.
Newport Center.
George Morey of R. I. is stopping at C.
L. browns.
The meetings at the NJ E. church the
past fortnight have been attended with
considerable success.
Harris & Miller have sold their goods
in the Stowell store to Martin Bros. of
South Troy and will commence to take
inventory Monday.
DR.. G. L Erwin has traded his village