Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-04

Henry Johnson has not bought the
Frank Dryer place, as our Charleston
correspondent had it last week.
Charles Crandall was arrested Mon
day, the 2Sth, for an assault upon
Charles Waterman, brought before
Justice Silver, plead guilty and was
fined, which with cost amounted to
about $16.
West Derby.
Amos Norris is very i'll.
Rev. McLucas was in town Thurs
day.
The F. B. Sabbath school numbered
! III last Sabbath.
Have all of you noticed the extra
fine quality of the MONITOR paper?
Bro. Blake is ahead yet.
John Tucker and wife returned We'd
nesday, March %, from their visit in
Waterville, Fletcher, etc., where they
have been since Christmas.
Gertie and Marion Morse, Mabel
I Uptone, Mertie Young, Tillie Hunt
and several other West Derby girls
are working in the overalls factory at
Newport.
! Homer Hildreth has moved to New
port.-Geo. Bowley moved from Ma
pie st. to the HI. Hancock house on
Young St.-James Lovejoy moved
into the Marston house on Elm St.
and Mr. Rody has moved from the w.
F. Young house to Newport.
E. G. Maynard has moved into the
Grant house, near Lanes store.-Har-
vey Folsom has moved into Lanes
house, vacated by Maynard A Mr..
Webster has moved into the Hall
house.-Archie Grow has moved into
/ his house purchased of True & Blanch-
ard.-Ed. Hutchinson from Morgan
has moved into the f. w. Stevens ten
/ ement.
We are glad to learn that Mr.. and
Mrs. Alfred Taylor have been much
benefited by their trip South. They
have spent the winter months in Wash
ington, ID. @. Mr.. Taylor, whose life
was despaired of when he left, has
gained many pounds in flesh, can walk
seven miles daily, and is consequently
happy They will return in April to
their home here.
At our school meeting it was voted
to grade the school, to prepare the
remaining room for pupils thus Civ
ing us a principal and three other
teachers, to provide fire escapes for
the building, and also take measures
to purchase one or more lots for a
playground. Committee chosen, Mar
shall Grow, w. F. Young, F. w. Ste
vens.
Glover.
Homer Kirby is on the sick list; also
Mrs. John Arthur.
Charles Crosby is thought to be inn
proving very slowly.
Charles Cook is moving back to the
''city'' from Craftsbury.
The M. E. pastor breaches his fare
we'll sermon next Sabbath
w. G. 7. U. will meet at Mrs. NJ.
Abbott's next Tuesday afternoon.
Francis Wright has bought a farm
from Martin Abbott and takes posses
sion soon.
Andrew Walcott has purchased the
grist mill. Sum paid $1,000. Mr..
Hills returns to Canada.
Fred Lewis has hired out with Thos.
King; Dan Carr with Arthur Gilmore,
and Leo Christie with Owen Harvey.
Miss Nettie Locke of Irasburgh is
visiting at DR.. P. Templeton's. Hat
tie Burroughs is at home for her va
cation.
At the annual school meeting in the
village district, w. @. Merriam was
chosen committee; Chaplin Leonard,
collector and treasurer; j. E. OWN
ell and Hiram Mcclellan, auditors.
There will be thirty weeks school, and
voted to raise 10 cents on dollar.
Greensboro.
g. w. Wiley goes to Providence, r.
l., to do carpenter work.
Mrs. E. r. Hanson is sick and her
recovery is very doubtful.
Property sold well at the Jardine
auction. Ten sheep sold for 500.
Mrs. @. w. Thompson has gone to
Burlington, to have a surgical opera
ton performed. irG
We hear rumor that certain par
ties who were brought into the
tolls of the law last year, will hold the
town, or the officers responsible for
the costs of suits on account of alleg-
ed non qualification of the grand