Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-09-07

Miss Mertie Kelley; across the river
by Kate Hopkinson; at the North dis
trict by Alice Lorimer of Newport.
The Academy school opened very
favorably last Thursday. 81 students
including music pupils are already en-
rolled, and more promised
The Highland Stock farm horses,
seven in number, were run against,
while on the side track at Newport,
en- route for Burlington fair, and dam
aged SO as to unfit them for use. They
have been ordered home. 1t was the
intention to take them to several
fairs within the state.
West Derby.
Our sick ones are all better at pres
ent writing.
The w. @. t. U. meet at Mrs. Emma
Young's Thursday, at 2:3O p. m.
A birthday surprise party for Miss
Grace Magoon last Thursday evening
Prof. Harmon of Tufts College will
preach at the Chapel Sunday after
noon, at half past three.
Moody Kimball has moved into his
new house on School ST. Mr.. Runs
ley and family have gone to White
River Junction to ve.-Stoddard has
moved into II. Hancock's tenement
on Young ST.
Glover.
Geo. McGaffey is suffering from
rheumatism. Mcclure is on the
sick list.
Mrs. B. Stark and grandson have re-
turned to their home in the Vest
Henry NJ. A. Perkins and wife are in
town visiting old friends.
A daughter Of James Mcdowell of
Greensboro was brought here for buri-
al last week. The family have the
sympathy of their friends here i'll the
loss of their only child.
West Glover.
Willie Hubbard teaches the school
on So. Hill.
Phillips Bros. took S55 90 on their
sheep at the state fair.
Willie Lawrence stuck pitchfork
in his foot a few days since.
Mrs. H. M. Salmon has so far re-
covered as to be able to ride out.
Mrs. Moore and Mrs. Monkey return
ed to their home in Boston last week
Ora Calderwood is having a hard
run of typhoid fever. DR.. Campbell
attends him.
David Gilmour, Jim Young and Will
Anderson were among those who took
in the fair at Burlington last week.
Tom Smith takes the place vacated
by Allen Gilmour, at VIII Clark's.-
AIeck Smith is nearly ready to raise
his house.
Albert Abbott has sold his farm to
George Walcott. Albert Dwinen is to
move to the village and Albert Abbott
moves on to his farm.
The fall schools have nearly all be-
gun. Minnie Wylie teaches in dis
trict No. 8, Miss Mcclellan in the Cen
ter district, and Ida Williams in Dist
No. /.
Greensboro.
Morrison Jardine is dead.
G. L. Bakers health is improving
Rev. S. Knowlton fell last week anC
injured his shoulder
The noted authoress, Miss SaraI
Woolsey Susan Coolidge) was al
Mr.. Goss' last week.
Mrs. NJ. w. Silver, whose sickness.
has been mentioned in the MONITOR, il
very low with consumption.
The thinning out of summer board
ers shows that the season is drawing
Sam'I. Cate, a former resident O
this place, from Sebeck Maine is visit
ing friends in this town. He has beer
gone about fifteen years.
A number of grand and petit jurors
were sent home because a proper
time had not elapsed since they serv-
look out at our annual town meeting
in making up the list.
Greensboro Bend.
o. G. Cole has newly shingled his
house.
Quite a number from here attended
| the fair at SherbroOke.
Henry Hill had one of his hands
badly crushed in his saw mill the 9th
er day.
School commenced Monday, Aug. 81
with about so scholars, Miss Flora
Hall of Hardwick, teacher.
The Knights of Pythias have JUS
organized in this place, with nearly
forty charter members.
Mrs. J. 0. Griffin and her daughtel
Nora are very sick.-Five children 0
Battem's are sick with the measles
Little Oracle Sawyer is hard sick will
the bilious fever
w. II. Davis of Walden has bough
the P. s. Paine place, paying 50, 500
Mrs. Paine will go to live with her son
G. FL. Paine, at st. Johnsbury. W.
are sorry to lose Mrs. Paine, but wei
come Mr.. and Mrs Davis to their new
home.
In the death of little Vieva, j. A
and Nancy Mcdowell mourn the los
of their only child. She was brigh
and promising child and the blow fall
heavily upon Mr.. and Mrs. Mcdowell
They have the sympathy of thei
friends and neighbors in their hour 0
bereavement.
HOlla nd.
Alice and Minnie Stone have return
ed to their home in Nashua, N. FL.
Ernest Moulton has class in music
which he is instructing on the banjo
and mandolin.
Vasco Golf, who has been in a Mass
| hospital for treatment for overa year
has returned without receiving mucl
benefit.
IrasDurgh.
Chas. Locke isspending his vacation
| at his father'S