Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-22

| built to accommodate the increased
number of pupils in our village.
The Juvenile Cantata at Magoon's
Hall last Tuesday was very fine. 1t
will, by request, be repeated Tuesday
evening, the 23rd.
Fred Niles has moved his house
hold goods to Newport.-Chester
Hunt from Batesville moves into the
house vacated by Niles.
The high water the past week car
ried away a part of the dam at the
electric light station, and also part
of the flume at Hutchin's mill.
Chas. Dane has gone TO Manchester,
N. H.-Russell Burt has gone to Cana
da to visit his children. Homer Gotta
has gone to Newport to work for John
Smith.
Mrs. Geo. Kelley has been enjoying
a visit from her brother, Mr.. Kimp
ton, of Galveston, Texas. He will go
to England before returning to his
home.
Mr.. Girard of Newport, formerly in
the employ of True & Blanchard, has
east store of the Barr Block on Main
| street.
Work has been resumed on the Nc
Lellan house just above Seth Her
rick's.-W. Ransom is fixing up his
house on Church St.-Geo. Tideman
is finishing off his house near Elm st.
Glover.
Sociable of the Mite Society Friday
afternoon, in the new vestry.
Rev. E. w. Pierce will preach at
South church, April 2Sth, at o'clock.
Village Improvement society will
hold it's annual meeting, Tuesday, Apr.
23d. A full attendance is desired.
West Glover.
Resolutions on the death of Mrs.
Nancy Cutler of West Glover have
been presented for publication. Their
length and the lateness of time at
which they were sent preclude their
insertion. She was, as all who knew
her testify, a woman of strong mind,
amiable disposition and of great worth
to the church and to the w. o. II. u.
She held the office of president for
some time and was much interested in
the welfare of the Union.
Greensboro Bend.
Andrew Orcutt has gone to work in
Smiley's mill at Hardwick.
Old Mr.. Gray is seriously i'll and is
not expected to live. He is quite aged
and very lame.
Will Richards has closed out his
meat market on the Island. He ex-
poets to run cart through the sum-
mer, season.
We hear of the marriage of Rev. j.
w. Mcneil, a former pastor here, to
Miss Jennie Perkins of Newport Cen
ter. Congratulations.
Schools begin in town next Mon
day. Miss Cora Batten teaches at the
Four Corners. This is her first ex-
perience and we wish her success.
Rev. HI. NJ. Smith has been given |
the n. Danville charge for the coming |
year. He has gone to his home in
Montpelier for a short visit before |
entering his new field of labor.
Greensboro.
Orange King has taken the George
Soule farm and takes possession May
1st.
N. B. Payne has purchased a new
United States separator and grinds his
own milk.
Martha Lang, who has been home
from Johnson Normal school on va
cation, returns to-day 10 continue her
work there.
A large party made generous sam
pies of Orange Kings sugar last Fri
day, and can testify as to the fine
quality if not quantity, this year.
Holland.
Mud is more plenty than sap.
w. E. Boothman is home from Ber-
lin, N. H., where he had logging job
through the winter.
J. A Bradford has thoroughly paint
ed the inside of his store, making it
look neat and attractive.
We are pleased that the Conference
has returned Rev. j. N. Baxendale to
this charge for another year.
May this be a year of jubilee
To many souls from sin set free,
May pastor church and all unite
In making known Gods truth
and light.
Caswell & Son have started their
mill Thev RIM eleven houra each |