Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-09-18


at the Croft school house last Tuesda|
evening.
Mr.. William Mitchell hitched III
oxen to a tree one night with a chain
and the next morning he found on
Of them dead.
Mr.. LaFountain came from Granbj
VT, one day last week and his horfI
was taken so lame that he had IA
leave it and go back on the cars.
Glover.
@. A. Davis has returned to Dart
mouth.
A. E. Leonard is clerking for r.. II
French.
Mrs. Annie Bridgman visits tn t
week at Hanover, N. II.
The Mite Society meet with Mrs. 81
f. Leonard Friday afternoon.
silas Bean OF Concord, Mass,
making a short visit i'm town.
Mr.. Parker preached a very abb
sermon at the Universalist church N
a large audience.
The w. O. T. u. meet with Mrs.
A. Williams, Tuesday, Sept. 1
Subject, "What Shall We do with iii
Apples?"
Mrs. Chaplin Leonard goes this wee
to visit her son at New London, N. III
Mrs. Kate, who has been visiting her
will return with her.
Mrs. Walter Gray died very sudden
ly of heart failure Sept. Is. She leavd
a husband and three small children
mourn her loss. They have the SYN
pathy OF the entire community.
West Glover.
The overall factory started up la
Monday.
Mrs. Simpson has gone to Green
boro to work.
Charlie Clark goes to Burlington
school. He will take up the agricul
ural course.
Rev. Albert Gregory and wife fro
Danville have been visiting their re
atives here.
John Anderson, an aged man, VIII
was thrown from his buggy, fracturir
several ribs, is slowly improving.
Arthur Gilmour has put large ad
dition on to his barn and otherwi
improved it, so that he has lar
and commodious barn.
Mrs. N. E. Graves is slowly recove
ing from her long sickness. ri
neighbors did a kind act by turnil
in and harvesting Mr.. Graves graf
for which he extends thanks.
e. r. Cook and wife, Mrs. John Be
land and Roy Skinner start to- day n
the Worlds Fair. After spending
few days at the Fair, they will go
Independence, Iowa, where they w
stop month or more with relative
Irasburgh.
The Ladies' Aid win hold a meetiI
in the vestry on Thursday. Dinner
two O'Clock. All invited.
John Priest has sold his farm
Mrs. Woodbury. of Lowell. The pri
is understood to be $1,000.
DIR. Charles d. Phelps of New YoI
is expected at the home OF his d
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rev. f. b. PhelI
the first of this week.
John G.. Foster, Esq, of Derby LII
has had a surveyor in town the pa
week, looking over the timber lots
his ward, Miss Lizzie Allen.
Charles Shepherd went to Morri
vile Saturday to attend the fune1
of his uncle, Henry Fairfield. DIR.
M. McSweeney was recently call
to Glens Falls, N. Y, to see a 81
brother.
To my neighbors and friends who
untiring efforts have tended to mat
rally lessen the burden caused by {
recent sickness and death of my d
loved wife, take this method OF O
tending my heartfelt thanks. Nj
heavens richest blessing attend "
and yours. LUCIUs ID. GREEN
a young man, who came from a
other state, was recently quite gend
Gus in the distribution OF his brand
and Judge Taft gave him a lesson
the Prohibition law with a cost Of =
as tuition. He will know more abo
the laws of Vermont hereafter.
Our village school now consists
three departments, under the tuiti
of the Misses Magaret Thompson
Irasburgh, Myra Douglass of Cove
try and Minnie Smith of Barton Lam
ing. The higher department now pr
vides for instruction outside the reg
lar common school studies.