Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-06-25
Greensboro.


Farmers are now fearing a light hay
crop.
Trout fishing is very dull in our lake
this spring.
Mr.. Geo. M. Haines of Durand, ILL.,.
is in town visiting friends.
Alvah Adams had a suit OF clothes
and a watch taken from his house one
day last week.
a. @. Babbitt has sold his village
farm to John Michard and has given
possession; price, $1,000.
E. o. Randall and A. s. Clary went
to Montpelier last week as delegates
to the state convention.
Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. l..
A. Jackson, Wednesday afternoon,
June o. A full attendance desired.
Rev. O. L. Guild and family are az
Burlington this week to attend COM
mencement exercises. Mr.. Frank
Guild will graduate.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Crane attended
the graduation exercises at the st.
Johnsbury Academy last week, Jennie
Crane being one of the graduates.
Jas. A. Calderwood, who bought w.
Hanson's farm last fall'and moved on
to it, has sold il back TO Hanson and
moved back to his old farm in Glover.
Miss Myrtle Green, who teaches
school in No. 7,walked last week from
her boarding place TO East Green's
boro, a distance of about 7, miles I'm n
hour and 20 Minutes. Bicycles for her2
Not any.
1t is reported that Charles and Alva
Badger were arrested at West Concord
last Wednesday night and lodged In
st. Johnsbury jail by Sheriff Sulloway.
1t is claimed that they stole n bank
book from a man i'm Stannard and not
being very well posted in banking
business took it TO the bank TO get some
money on it, but were informed at the
bank that ii would have TO be en-
dorsed by Mr. Sawtell. They left the
bank but returned next day with the
book apparently perfectly endorsed,
and then got $3.50 and left, but were
soon arrested as above stated. Chas.
Badger is an old offender who served
part of term i'm the work house for
horse stealing, bnt was finally bought
off by some sympathizing friends I'm
this town.
Holland. ...
The coarse lumber stock AZ the Cas-
well mill is sawed out.
Carrie Lang and her nephew, Mau-
rice Lang, are visiting at Mr.. Fetch
er's.
Mrs. Heath, FRUSTRATED by paralytic
shock recently, is in n critical condi-
ton, without hope of recovery.
Lell Hall, road commissioner, has
put the roads i'm very satisfactory
and the expense, including
cost of new road machine,i Is not high
err than it has been some other years.
Irasburga.
Two united with the Methodist
church yesterday.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Fred Grant on Thursday.
Rev. Mr.. Austin will hold "A service
at the Kidder school house next Sun
day at o'clock.
The lecture of Mr.. M. w. Farman
On "Theism" Sunday evening was
thoughtful and scholarly production.
G. w. Wheeler and family and Miss
Myra Taplin attended the graduating
exercises at Lyndon Institute last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Drenan went TO Hard
wick last week to attend the funeral of
Mr.. Drenan's elder brother, John
Drenan.
Dea. S. II. Howard and Mrs. S.Stan-
lord are still very siclr.-Mrs. Flora
renney is improving slowly after her
recent relapse.
The remains of Rev. Mr.. Hutchinf
Of Essex junction, former residen
Of Irasburgh, were brought here fol
nterment last week.
Miss Matte Holdridge went ID
last week and will go from
here TO Hanover to attend commence
nent at Dartmouth College.
Mrs. Judge Thompson went to 50
last week to attend th'
academy graduating exercises. Franl
Thompson graduated this term.
Word was received here last wee
hat Mrs. DR.. Clara (Kollum) Park
hurst recently committed suicide b
hanging. Insanity 10 the cause az