Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-01-11

Mr.. Aseltine of Westheld has mov-I
ed into Martin Holsen's house, and j.
+. Heath has moved into one of FreeI
Blake's tenements.
Uriah Norton's buildings on theI
Lake road were burned last Thursday.
Mrs. Norton was sick i'm bed at the
time. But very little was saved fromI
the flames.
cieties has been held i'm the Advent
church during the past week; thel
meetings have been we'll attended
and very interesting.
Glover.
Joseph Drew suffered a slight shock
last Friday morning and is recovering
from the effects of it.
Misses Cora and Rose Sherburne
are expected home Jan. 10, from the
Johnson Normal School.
Mrs. Hannah Phillips died at the
residence of her son, Heman Phillips,
where she has been for more than III
year. She was daughter OF Judge
Hardy, one of the earliest settlers OF
this town, and has always lived here.
She was kind, devoted mother; she
leaves two sons to mourn her loss.
The indebtedness OF Geo. o. spaul-
ding, from the best estimate at hand,
is between twelve and fifteen thous-
and dollars. How the creature was
able to carry so heavy load-if he has
really lost the moneys a mystery TO
all. 1t is unknown at present where
he is. Some Of his transactions would
come under the head of fraud, TO say
the least, and he has probably gone
where he hopes TO evade the law.
The recent death of Geo. +. Leon
ard in California, casts a gloom over
this community. Mr.. Leonard was
raised here and lived here many
years. He afterward moved 10 Barton,
built house there, afterwards NOV
ing to Newport. He was mail route
agent for many years and was first
class officer. He was genial, kind and
beloved by large circle OF friends.
He went to California, where he had
a son living, some years since, and
was there stricken down with the pre-
vailing influenza. Mrs. Leonard was
at one time very seriously sick, but is
reported better.
West Glover.
Henry Mcqueen has returned to his
work.
Miss Augusta Sanborn goes TO Bos-
ton as governess i'm the family OF Mr..
Barron.
Rev. j. S. Allen will preach next
Sabbath forenoon, i'm place of Rev. r..
j. Chrystie.
The meetings of the week have been
poorly attended, as nearly everyone
is on the sick list.
A robin was seen flying round i'm the
front yards Of this place on Jan. 9TH
6th and 9TH. And the Glover village
people stick TO it that they have a
robin.
Greensboro.
The Spaulding failure effects a few
in town very sorely.
Kent Knowlton was i'm town a few
days, visiting old friends.
Mrs. Geo. Wright is on visit TO
her old home i'm Manchester.
Rev. OIL. Guild of Enosburg preach
ed at Cong. church Sunday.
Geo.H. Soule is very sick with pneu-
monia.-Mrs. Dea. Marshall is very
low.
@. @. Noyes' hand came i'm contact
with a circular saw and was badly cut
and mangled.
John Mcclellan has rented Hazen's
blacksmith shop, and will carry on
that business by himself after April 1.
At present Hazen works with him.
Hazen goes to Barton TO live In the
spring.
Irasburgh.
To enable such as may desire Co at
tend the musical convention at New
port, there will be no session OF the
village schools this week
jay.
Sarah Case is home from Newport,
caring for her sick parents.
b. f. Paine was quite badly hurt by
a frightened horse some days since.
The grip is very prevalent here, and
it is difficult TO find well people enough
TO care for the sick.
We learn Of the death OF Mrs A.
former resident OF this
town, in Providence, r. /.