Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-28


Harley Drew had the misfortune to
break the leg of a horse as he was
going down hill with load near Chas.
Lawrences mill.
There viii be a domino promenade
and conundrum supper at Institute
Hall next Friday eve, April /. The la
dies are requested to wear plain black
cambria dresses and black masks.
Last Thursday eve about 40 Of the
friends and peighbors met at the home
of Hugh Carr to remind them they had
been married twenty years. An ex-
tension table and some smaller pres
ents were left as token of friend
ship.
West Glover.
Mrs. z. o. Randall is here spending
a few weeks visiting friends.
The grip has been guest at Robert
Young's and Alison Clark's the past
two weeks.
Dick Wilkinson is home from the
lumber region. He viii carry on
James Dow's sugar place the coming
season.
Presiding Elder Donaldson holds
his last quarterly meeting at the West
Glover church, Saturday p. m, April
2, preaching at o'clock. A full at
tendance of the church officials and
the church is especially requested.
Greensboro.
DR.. Hill of Mass, is in town.
Lizzie Wood has gone down country
on visit.
The best price yet offered is 81
cents a gallon for maple honey.
Mrs E. r. Hanson has had paralyt-
ic shock and her recovery is very
doubtful
A call has been extended to Rev.
G. L. Guild to become pastor of the
Cong. church.
The bottom of the case State VS.
Michaud dropped out because the
town grand juror did not take the
oath according to statute.
Greensboro Bend.
G. III. Wilmerson has moved from
this place to the Nutting place in East
Hardwick.
The lawsuit of Robert Shurtlifi VS.
j. B. Rogers, was tried last Tuesday
at this place by jury, who brought
in verdict that the defendant recov-
er his costs.
B. H. Curthberson was found i'm his
store unconscious one day recently.
DIR. z. f. Root was called and admin
istered restoratives, and he is some
better at this writing. Cause, heart
trouble.
Burnside Post, G.. A. H., will hold
campfire and box supper at their hall
on Thursday evening, the 31st. Every
body is invited to come, the ladies es-
pecially, who are reque sted to bring
lunch box for two.
School taught by S. Lewis closed
March "a, with a sugar party in the
evening; the scholars presented Mr..
Lewis several presents. Those hav-
ing no marks were Marcia Salmon,
Carl Batchelder, Henry and Warner
Graham; Craig and Vernie Pope.
7. Harrison harrington died the II,
after a long and painful illness of
Bright's disease. In him this COM
munity loses a kind neighbor and a
good citizen. He leaves a wife, two
brothers and two sisters to mourn his
loss. He was in the list year of his
age.
Irasburgh.
Miss Cora Webster is home from
Boston.
Moses White started this morning
to visit friends in Holyoke, Mass.
Miss Eunice Wheeler has lgone to
Georgia, VT, to care for an invalid
aunt.
Cyrus Moranville has taken farm
in Salem Derby and expects to move
there soon.
Eighteen of the young people in
Dist. No. Z, recently made visit to
their former teacher, Ida Hitchcock,
of Barton.
Mrs. E. B. Hill, who has been con-
sidered dangerously sick for several /
days is reported to be little better
this morning.
Z Geo. B. Brewster recently went to
Lowell, Mass, to visit his sister Mrs.
who was reported to be in
a critical condition, the result of re-
cent fall.
The selectmen have warned speci-
al town meeting Monday, April A, at