Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-03-27


house.
A barrel of lime in A. j. Whites
barn cellar, Stacked itself by water
reaching it, and when discovered, had
set wagon, and woodwork afire. The
fire would very soon have been be-
yond control.
Derby.
Kate Spear is in Lowell, Mass,
working at dressmaking.
A Mr.. White and wife of Brown
ington, are to work for A. A. Silver
the coming season.
Mr.. Mcpherson, who has been in a
critical condition for some time, is
some what improved.
On account of sickness Prof. An
drus was not in school last week;
several pupils have been out for the
same reason.
Salem-Derby.
Nellie Robinson is very sick with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Truman Fairchild is home from
a visit to Providence, R. 1.
Meetings are being held each week
in Dist, No 10 by Rev. Mr.. Baker of
West Charleston, with much promise
of success.
Willie Wilson has gone to Lyndon
and hired out on a farm for the sea-
son.-Alfred Fem has left town and
gone on to a farm in Coventry.
Mrs. Florence Fairchild has gone to
her new home and duties as matron
in the asylum at Waterbury, VT, her
two daughters accompanying her.
Glover.
w. F. Clark has been appointed
school superintendent.
Ladies' Aid Thursday afternoon of
this week. All invited.
M. @. Davis has returned from r.
l., where she has been caring for the
sick.-H. Hoyt has gone to Troy.
DIR. Harley Hill of Lowell, has made
arrangements and will move here, to
take the place of DR.. Templeton, as a
physician.
DR.. P. L. Templeton goes to Mont
pelier to reside, and will practice with
his father, who is in poor health. We
regret to have them leave here.
Mrs Morse is laid up with a sprained
ankle. - Opal Dexter stepped on a
needle, breaking it off in her foot,
causing much pain and trouble. 1t
was removed by DIR. Templeton.
West Glover.
A petition is out for new post
master.
John Calderwood is better Mrs.
T. j. Hastings is much better.
Willie Anderson has returned from
New Haven, Conn.,, where he has
been visiting friends.
Miss May Marnock has returned
from Mass, where she has been spend
ing the winter, caring for her mother
who has been sick.
| Mason Post of Glover, have secured
Ex- Governor Pingree for orator, Me-
mortal Day. The exercises will be in
teresting this year as usual. Pro-
! gramme later.
G. A. Dow has sold his stock of
/ goods to E. @. Baker, and wants all
persons having accounts with him to
/ call and settle at once. Mr.. Baker
/ will continue to handle the same line
of goods.
/ Greensboro.
On account of the weather Rev. O..
L. Guilds lecture was postponed until
some future time.
/ We regret to learn that DIR. f. O..
Kinney has rented place in Georgia
and is soon to remove there.
The shipments of butter from this
| place the past week were 81 trunks,
154 tubs and IL crates; eggs, II cases.
Price of butter, % to 25 cents; eggs,
15 cents.
Irasburgh.
A G. Austin is suffering from an at
tack of gangrene in the feet.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Beauclerk are
home again. Preston and Marie Beau
clerk are home for short vacation.
DIR. Chas. d. Phelps of New York,
recently spent a few days with his
parents, Rev. and Mrs. F. b. Phelps.
Our correspondent begs to acknowl-
edge an error in reporting the mar
riage of Mrs. Lorraine MARI last week.
His information, though apparently
/ we'll founded, proved to be incorrect.
The congratulations, however, we re-
tain on file, trusting that the future
may prove that they were not entirely