Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-04-20


May 4th, taught by the following teacher
Dist No. 1, Miss Annie Anderson; No.
Miss Edna Fayer; No. 3, Rose Sherburn
No. 4, Annie Shields; No. 8, Mr. Ans,
Clark; No. 6, Miss Jessie Comstoclx; No.
Mr.. Walter Anderson; No. o, Miss Nah
Nelson; No u, Miss Myra Gray; No.
Miss Effie Clark.
We are glad TO note that the Vermo
Mutual Fire Insurance Company have SO
tied the loss of Walter o. Gray OF Glove
and paid 5000 for the same. This Dug
to be very satisfactory 10 the assured, as
had not complied with the rule of q
company, requiring notice OF change
occupancy. The company had been In
formed that the fire originated in a roo
used by painter, without their permit
sion, and took some time 10 investiga
the circumstances OF the fire. But the o
reliable Vermont Mutual has done n
square and liberal thing as II always en-
deavors to do by all its members.
West Glover.
The e. o. Randall store is being fresher
ed up with new paint, etc.
Mrs. Geo. A. Humphrey, who has ha
rheumatism all winter, is now quite sicl
Miss Jessie Comstock has been spendin
few days with her friend, Addie King.
II. & o. Phillips are about to begin wor
on their new barn, with Henry Barbo
foreman.
Greensboro Bend.
The mill at East Greensboro started tn
week.
Rev. w. \. Morrow, the new pastor,
expected here for the Sabbath.
The past warm days have brought On
sugar season nearly to a close i'm this vicin
ity.'
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Amsden are stayin
with his parents in Walden through th
sugar season.
Mrs. c. A. Caswell is keeping house 70
her brother at St. Johnsbury, while he 4
attending school there.
Rev. NJ. b. Parounagian returned from
the Conference Wednesday, and will go
once to his new charge. He proved a yer,
energetic worker during his year with us
and made many friends. The best wisho
for success go with him to his new home
Irasburgh.
Eugene Meron has opened barber shoT
at Montgomery Center.
E. II. Whipple has been visiting in Bos-
ton and Cambridgeport.
julius Wilcox has sold his farm at New
port Center to Eugene Whipple.
All schools I'm Irasburgh commence the
spring term, Monday, April 9th
r. f. Drenan has been appointed school
director I'm place OF o. w. Locke, resigned
Fred Kidder has returned To North
Amherst, Mass, to work the coming sea-
son.
DR.. Martin, the noted oculist, can be
consulted at the hotel in this place, April
27 and 2s.
John Stanford has returned TO his work
at Fargo. y. D., i'm response TO an urgent
telegram, asking him 10 come.
High water has carried about ll0O of n.
l.. Chambers logs over the dam, and de-
stroyed a bridge below the village, for w.
G.. Taplin.
Miss Helen Thompson has returned from
Nashua, H. H., whore She has spent her
vacation with her sister, Mrs Geo. A.
Sylvester.
Mr. Granger OF the Methodist church +
showed his grit and his interest In church
affairs by attending the Conference al
Barre, Notwithstanding the fact that he
had 10 go on two crutches on account OF
his broken limb.
Alonzo'A. Webster, who some years re-
ided i'm this town, died suddenly in Lynn
ionville last week, being found dead I'm
he barn. He was 70 years OF age. For
ONE time he has resided with his son.
Ohm r. Webster.
Word was received here last week that
Albert II. White of Lynn, Mass, son of
loses White Of this town, was drowned
Fl the coast of Florida last week. A
chooner in which he and few companions
'ere sailing capsized. White and two
chung TO drifting RATS for two
avs, when his strength failed and he was
rowned. Only one man lived 90 tell the
tory.
IOweII
Mrs. II. c. stannard is very sick, and a
ever is feared.
Clarence Dodge, who has been in with
ne grip is reported improving.
o. B. Langdon has made arrangements
n starting the creamery about April 20.
The members Of the Methodist Sunday
'hool gave an interesting concert at the
lurch Sunday afternoon.
The roads are fast breaking up under
lie action of the sun. Two days last week
e mercury stood at 20 degrees In the
ade the greater part OF the day.
The powers that were in session az Barre
st week decided to send the Methodist
ople here young and vigorous man,
ho could give bis whole time Ln lhln