Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-09-05


+ there he resided at the time of his
##eath. He was honored by his towns
Ehen in official capacities, was one of
ne board of selectmen in 1861, at the
MI Mteaking on of the civil war was lis
#ter. and Justice of the peace several
h YEARS. All these duties he discharged
N nth honor and fidility, and to the
Y satisfaction of his fellow townsmen.
.He was a good citizen, an obllging
Mmeighbor, kind husband and fathe r,
md has left an aged companion and a
NJ LARGE circle of relatives and friends to
|En o1rn his loss. "Peace to his ashes -
#Kest Glover.
. Mrs. Emery of East Burke is spe nd :
|ihg a few weeks here visiting her
W laughter, Mrs. G. P. Bean.
" Harvey Lewis is making prepare
NJ ions to build him new house. The
old house will be moved to give place
W. large two story one.
Il The school house at West Glover
N h as been thoroughly repaired in read
ness for the fall term, which begins
H. day with Matte Cook, teacher.
Il May Squires, Mary Gilmour and
Walter Anderson attend the fall term
Of school at Craftsbury-Addie King,
II Fred and Cora Chase attend school at
Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hall started for
their home in Baltimore last week.
ZDlin Skinner has gone back to Kan
Esas. Mrs. Skinner and the children
will remain here a few weeks longer.
Greensboro.
VIM. Lang is adding another story
to his house.
School in Dist. No. 9 commenced
Aug. 26, with Kate Heating of Barton
"teacher.
Hon. III. S. Tolman has commenced
FL new set of buildings on the founda
lion of the ones burned.
The Ladies' Aid gave an entertain
ment Friday eve to raise funds for
Finishing the parsonage.
G. I'll. Calderwood, who has been
4 Visiting here for some weeks, has re-
Burned to Nashua, N. III.
Sarah Hill has been cited to appear
\ BIT the Probate Office Sept. II to an
Bwer to petition for guardian.
Some time since one of our school
houses was fired, but did not burn. The
authorities took up some parties ON
whom suspicion rested, and after the
Ievidence was partly in one Will Be
dell skipped" Officer Jackson assist
ed by A. S. Clary resolved to pick
him up if possible, and on Monday
night he was found by them at An
drew Bedelrs, and the next day
brought before States Attorney Miles,
where he waived an examination and
was taken to Jail.
Ella Ches1ey has returned to her
school in Minnesota.-Mrs.E Els. Good
win was in West Derby last week.
Mrs. Fred Miles and children from st.
|Johnsbury have been visiting at her
fathers, w. H. Allen.-Mrs. Walter
McFarlane of Barton has been visiting
friends in town.-Miss Christina Turn
bull of New Haven, Conn, is stopping
with her sister, Mrs. VIM. Bailey
Mrs. Randolph Barnes and children
have returned to Buffalo, N. Y. Mrs.
Albert Chesley has gone to Duxbury,
Mass, to visit her daughter, Mrs Jew
lett Wiley. = Orange King and wife
have returned from a weeks outing
in n. H.
Holland.
+ no,
have gone to Kansas on visit.
James Bradford is convalescent from
his serious run of diphtheria. There
are no new cases of the disease at
present.
Mrs. E. d. Moon is at Island Pond
on visit. = N. ]. Mollway and wife of
n. III. are visiting at III. ]. Flinn's. =
Paren Huntoon and wife from N. Y.
visit old friends here.
IraSburgh.
The w. G. T. u. will meet at the M.
E. church next Wednesday, at 2:3O p.
m.
Mrs. E. A. Leach of Morrisville, for
merly of Irasburgh, is in town for
short time.
The Misses Gertrude and Alice Par
ker have gone to Johnson, VT, to at
tend the fall term of the state Normal
school.
Miss Julia Phelps has returned to
Wellesley college; Myron Phelps goes
to Dartmouth college this week, and
the Misses Florence and Isabel Phelps
go to Meriden academy, at Meriden,
New Hampshire.
Harry and Maud Shurtleff of Mont
pelier made a short visit in town last