Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-01-21


recently. He intends TO move
bis own castle soon.
It is a busy place at Perrin
shop now. They have on the
thirty lumber wagons, besides Z
good deal of job and repair wor
Mrs. Lincoln, m other Of Mrs.
Wright, died suddenly lastWedne
J morning. Her remains were take
Worcester, Mass, for burial, FIR
G. l.. Baker presented his 2jth
nual report TO the Cong Sunday sc
Sunday, the 18th inst. He was
elected superinte ndent to serve
other year.
The good people Of the United p
byterian church gave their pas
Rev. j. w. Harris, a neat little
prise on Friday, Jan. II, after his
turn from New York State, WHERE
had been spending the holidays v
his parents. A social and oyster n
per had been arranged at the HON
r. A. Richie. The evening was
and large crowd assembled, not
from one hundred and fifty pers
being present. There was musi|
abundance, solos, quartets, and c
ruses by Prof. Pinney's class, SEQ
songs by young men "frae DER
sea-" During a pause in the (
tivities Mr.. j. ID. Wilson stepped q
ward and with a few appropriate |
marks presented Mr.. Harris with
substantial token of the esteem OF
people and their appreciation of
labors in the shape of an envelo|
containing a handsome sum of mon
with the names of the donors. TIL
they ate oysters and had more sond
and passed very pleasant event
until the "Wee sma' hours" were WI
begun, when the crowd dispersd
feeling that it is good thing to be 5
ciable, and that for good d-fashio
ed sociability United Presbyteril
people are lard to beat.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. Edward Jackson has gone
Troy to visit her sister.
School in Dist. No. 3, closed la
week. Mrs. Cora Thompson has be-
the teacher.
Quite a quantity of poplar is beil
shipped from this section, TO marke
down the line.
Henry Hill has rented the saw m
of Allan Caldwell for the purpose
saving the lumber for his buildiI
purposes.
Holland.
A. e. Lewis and wife have return
from their visit to Canada.
James Judd is very sick with Il
dropsy, and is liable not e. recover.
Parties from Richford are sellir
ready made clothing and other goo
in the town hall.
II. Q. Bradford killed an Gig
months old pig last Friday that dres
395 lbs. TroJ out your big porker
Uncle Jock.
Last Thursday, while Henry OsgoC
was unloading logs at Holland Pond
log dropped on his foot hurting hi
badly. Geo. Judd hurt his leg In u
same way, on the same day.
Will Smith has moved back to
father-in- laws, and Augustus Lowe
has gone TO housekeeping in h
house vacated by Smith. - Geo. Lenc
has moved in with Ivony Goodwin.
Miss G M. Moloncy has just fnisl
ed a very successful term Of sixtee
weeks of school in what was Dist. NJ
1. Miss Moloney has taught in th
school eleven terms and she Is prou
of her scholars. This is not a villag
school, but a country district wit
forty scholars, mostly small, WI
have 20 go quite a distance and v
think the average attendance speak
we'll for the teacher, the scholars an
the parents, and we believe that for
school Of young scholars 10 is secou
to none in this county. We submit
partial report: Total number Of schol
airs 40, average daily attendance b
Those not absent one day were, Lii
Dane, Annie Chapman, Josie Keller
Henry Maxwell and Nettie Parker
those absent one day only, were Len
Applebee, Cora Dimick, Jean God
dard, Hattie Parker, May Hull, an
Roy Hull.
Irasburgh.
Miss May +. Beauclerk has gone {
Boston to resume the study OF music
Henry Johnson and wife OF Way
Mills, p. O., visited at O. w. Fisher
recently.
Owing to the illness of Rev. l.. Dodo