Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-05-09

] represented Glover in the legislature in
| 1892 and has served the county four wears
as assistant judge. He has many personal
and social qualities which admirably adapt
! him for. the place. !. In bringing forward so
| strong, a man as Judge Owen Glover feels
| that she should have the support OF the
/ convention. It has been sixteen years
since senator was chosen from Glover
West Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emery visited friends in
| Burke last week.
Messrs Barber, Dow and Stevens observ-
ed Arbor week by setting out some trees.
| Good work is being done on the parson-
age land; putting it into state of cultiva-
| ton, proper drainage, &c.
Remember the entertainment at the In
| stitute hall, May 10th. All want to see
| and hear Mai. r. E. Hendershot, the origi-
nal drummer boy of the Rappahannock.
Greensboro.
Rev. j. w. Harris gave his Cuban lecture
last Friday evening.
Lake Caspian creamery commenced to
take milk and cream Thursday morning.
Hiram Jameson has bought the Harvey
Bailey farm and is doing the work there
but will not move until sometime in June.
Trout fishing is not very good at the
Lake though some parties have made fine
catches. The weather seems to be too
cold for good results.
Greensboro Bend.
Silas Holloway and wife are going to Rye
gate to work.
Mrs. Williams and son Frank have NOV
ed to their farm in Stannard
Miss Mary Ward of Hardwick is to have
a class in music in this place.
Many thanks to our road commissioner
for the repairing done on the river road.
Rev. A. Goss occupied the NJ E. pulpit
last Sabbath. 1t is expected that he will
move his family here soon.
Quite company turned out to cheer the
soldiers who passed through here Thurs
day on their way to Fort Ethan Allen.
James Pope and wife, and Mr.. Fadden
and wife went to Canada, Wednesday to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Faddens father.
Greensboro held a town meeting last
Friday to see if the creamery should be
exempt from taxation. We understand
the vote was against it.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. Peter Aiken is in very poor health.
S. w. Beauclerk is improving but will
not be out for some time.
John France had the misfortune to lose
one of his best COWS last week.
Mrs. Dewitt has returned from two
4I,c,x ;eik oil in ax
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Miller of Newport Wis
tied Rev. and Mrs. Pm. Granger last
week.
At the annual meeting of the w. c. 7. u.
the same officers were reelected for the en-
suing year.
Judge and Mrs. l.. III. Thompson spent a
part of last week in Newport.-C. w. |
Wheeler was in Boston last week.-O. q. /
Page, town representative, was in Mont I
pelier last Thursday and Friday.
Morgan.
The seiectmen have been putting up rail- (
ing on the highway.
VIM Wilson spent Sunday with his
daughter, Mrs. Bennett.
Charles Daggott from Royalton has been
visiting his father, A. Daggett.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Cobb of Barton called
on their friends here last week.
School in district No. commenced May
End with Miss Smith as teacher; Miss Cass
teaches at the Gore.
Newport.
Win Baker is home from Chicago on a
visit to his mother.
e. A. Stewart and L. e. Thsyer are assoc
sociated in the fire insurance business.
Mrs. John Howard and daughter of Al
bion N. Y, are in town visiting friends.
Work has commenced on the basement
of DR.. Harry Hamilton's new house on
Pleasant st.
Fred Pelkey has moved into the lunch
cart of Amos Jelleys of Coventry ST.,
where he IS ready to do all kinds of cob
bling.
Will Blodgett has moved into Thomas
house on Lake St.-Dr. Hos
l1ins has taken rooms in d. NJ. Camps
block on End street.
James Mason has returned from Califor-
MIA where he has been for few months.
II. P. Shorey and family and Mrs. Jerry
Drew have returned from Denver, Col.
Herbert A. Lougee, End Lieut.. OF Co. T.,
returned from Fort Eathan Allen Saturday
to get more recruits to fill the vacancy
made by the rejecting of % men in the
j. B. Betters, former resident, is here
from Boston on a visit.-Mrs. L. o. Short
is here again from Portland, as she has
The cottage at Lindsay Beach.