Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-23


I'll. Mcclure has gone to Lyndon to
work.
j. P. Ellis has sold his entire stock
of goods to @. A. Barrows.
Ladies' Aid next Thursday after
noon at the church vestry.
Mrs. Belle Smith Of ST. Johnsbury is
visiting her friends in this village.
E. Richardson has rented tene-
ment of Mrs. r. Morse and moved in.
Mrs. Jones has recovered her health
SO she has gone to st. Johnsbury TO
live with he daughter, Mrs. Little.
The Sunday memorial service will
be held at the South church, May Goth
at o'clock, Rev. j. Mcdonald preach
ing the sermon.
The committee appointed TO draft
constitution and bylaws for forming
Village Improvement Society will
soon have it ready for inspection.
Mrs. H. Phillips was called to McIn-
does Falls to attend the funeral of
Mrs. DR.. Marden.-E. Richardson
went to Barnet to attend the funeral
of his mother last week.
News has reached here of the death
of little Cameron, son of Eugene
Cleveland of Nebraska, son law of
D. T. Cameron. They have the SYM
pathy of friends here in their bereave-
ment.
The school-house in Dist. No was
destroyed by fire on Tuesday night.
School was in session, but there had
not been fire in the house for some
days. 1t is surmised that a tramp
peddler set the fire by smoking in the
shed.
West Glover.
John Martin has gone to East Con-
cord to reside.
Annie Bodwell started for the West
last Wednesday, hoping to regain her
health.
Asahel Boswell, an aged citizen, is
quite sick and his recovery is consid-
cred doubtful.
E. o. Randall has been in town buy
ing up large quantity of sugar, pay
ing six cents per pound.
Greensboro.
A new deal in the hotel matter. S.
Hill has sold his hotel to w. S. Cal
derwood and rented it to MIR. Town
send, so the old hotel will soon be at
its best.
Holland.
Isaac Blake Post holds Memorial
services in this town, May 30. Rev.
Levi McKinistry will deliver the adj
dress and other speakers are expect
ed. The drum corps will furnish mu-
sic. The Relief Corps join with the
Post. States will be represented by
little girls and the services viii be of
much interest.
Irasburgh.
Miss Maggie Grant is home from
Manchester, N. H.
Mrs. DIR. Shaw of Spokane, Wash
ington, arrived Friday and will spend
the summer with her parents.
Miss May Beauclerk and her aunt,
Mrs. Horace S. Wade of Boston, start
o-day for a pleasure trip to Alaska.
Miss Carrie Stanford has returned
from Olcott Falls, where she has been
for sometime past stopping with her
brother.
The town is building a large barn
with basement story and of modern
style on the town farm, Mr.. Wallace
of Albany experimenting
II. II. Somers, guardian for the S.
r. Church minor heirs, has recently
received pension arrearages amount
ing to 50, 400, with S12 per month to
those still under age.
There will be a union memorial SER
vice at the Cong. church Sunday, May
%, in place of the usual morning ser
vice. Monday morning a procession
will be formed and march TO the GEM
etery to decorate the soldiers graves.
VIM. G. Taplin was thrown from a
wagon last Friday and received quite
severe internal injuries, which will
confine him to the house for a few
days. 1t is hoped, however, that they
may not prove to be of a permanent |
character.
Some of our people have received /
the particularly interesting book,
''Gilead Guards from the pen of Mrs.
o. w. Scott of Norwich, Conu. Mrs.
Scott, as is well-known, was Lucy A.
Jameson. The book is written in re-
gard to scenes, the most of which oc-
Cured in this town and county, in the
the days of the rebellion, and Gilead