Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-02
Greensboro.

Greensboro.
Fred Rogers is at Burlington hos
pital for the removal of tumor from
his face.
John Garvin, p G. Salmon and hike
are delegates to the democratic
State convention.
The parsonage is being put in repair
on the inside for the use OF Rev. G. l..
Guild who takes possession soon.
The anti Atkins men were too many
for the "boss" friends at the caucus,
electing two of the three delegates.
Ice in Caspian Lake is breaking up
and will be clear in a few days, and
fishermen are making ready for the
first catch.
Mrs. @. w. Thompson who had
tumor successfully removed at the
Fletcher hospital, has passed the
critical point and there is now no
doubt of her recovery.
The fish commission put 80, 900 trout
into Caspian Lake last week. If the
law against illegal fishing is enforced
this lake will soon be the best fishing
ground in the State.
Several of our school teachers who
were recently examined by the coun-
ty examiner are in a pickle because
they hear nothing from the result of
the examination, land their schools are
due to commence May 2.
The sugar makers are through sug-
airing and the product is much larger
than was thought it would be at one
time, though it is not up to the aver
age. Cuthberton Bros. have shipped
between 1000 and 5000 gallons of syr-
up. The bounty money for this town
will be large enough to show the
success of the law and will encourage
the farmers to take out license for the
year to come; the st. Johnsbury Re-
publican to the contrary notwithstand-
ing.
Greensboro Bend.
Anthony Massey and B. o. Davis are
having their buildings painted.
Rev. Mr.. Pierce, our new pastor, has
moved into the Henry Hill house.
Tolman, Simpson & Co. have solC
/ their tenement house in this village
to G.. w. Flanders of East Hardwicl
for 81 ,OO0
Geo. w. Flanders has been granted
an increase of pension from $50 to 81
per month.-Alanson Cole has latel.
been granted a pension of SO pc
month, with arrears from July, 1890.
Greensboro Bend is booming thes
days. Three or four new houses am
railroad coal shed are to be bull
this summer A number are wanting
tenements here, but none to be had
Rev. MIR. Pierce will deliver the ad
dress Memorial day for Burnside Post
G.. A. R.-RepubIicun.
Holland.
Mrs. G. c. Boynton is at Derby car
ing for her sister, Mrs. T. +. Ewens.
Merton Lackey has made $500 pound
of sugar, much of which will probabl.
get the highest bounty.
Minnie Robbins teaches in Dist. No
8; Minnie Moulton in Dist. No. 6, am
Nora Bullock in Dist. No. 8.
Andrew Applebee's little girl is sicl
with diphtheria.-S Elliott an
wife, who have been sick are gettin
better.
Irasburgh.
Miss May Beauclerk has gone t
Lexington.
Geo. Dee teaches on Burton Hi
and Miss Clara Barrows of Coventr
in the Brighton district.
DIR. e. C. Branch is attending medi
cal lectures at Burlington. Mrs
Branch accompanies the doctor.
The w. @. T. U. will meet at tn
vestry of the M. E. church Wednes
day afternoon at half past two O'Clock
LAST weeks MONITOR should hav
said that Miss Jessie Cotton had gon
to Nicholville instead of Nicholasvill'
b. La tennessee has rented his sho
to Michael Lucus, a blacksmith frol
Lowell, and will go to Knowlton,
O., to attend to his baking business.
BY mistake the initials of Mr.. Slac
in the notice of the officers of the Ma
son Lodge last week were incorrect
it should have been f. E. Slack, >. w
Morgan Center
Archie Burroughs youngest child
dangerously sick.-Mrs. Thomas Can
gill is very sick.