Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-03-06


to Alvah Davis for one year, gives
possession April 1st.
The proceeds of the basket meet
ing at Mr.. Williams, amounted to
S14, pretty good. The next one will
be at Mr.. Henry Summers Mar. 10.
Charles Rockwell has recently TAX
en- Stella Laraway of Morrisville to
share his joys and sorrows, and has
gone to housekeeping in the Kay
house.
Westfeld.
Mumps have made their appear
ance in town.
Wallace Miller has gone to Ohio
to work for Jas. G.. Smith in the pic
ture business.
The school in district No. 3 closed
last Friday. 1t has been a success
full term, taught by Miss Alice Hitch
cock.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Bryant met at their residence on
Thursday, it being the 25th anniver-
sary of their marriage.
John Cooper has bought of Hoyt &
Wakefield one acre of ground near
the school house in district No and
is getting out timber to build house
on the same.
Westmore.
Rawson Hunt has returned from
Glover, where he has been attending
school.
A rhetorical entertainment at the
school house in district No. 2, Thurs
day evening, March 8. All cordially
invited. A pleasant time expected.
Harold E. Robinson has gone to
Island Pond.-Johnnie A. Gilman
has gone to West Burke to work in
the new saw mill.-Miss Elma Gil
man is serving an apprenticeship in
the dress making business with Mrs.
Parker of Barton.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
Peacham.
The Congregational church is with
out candidate, Rev. Mr.. Norton,
declining to accept the call.
Miss Ella Watts started for the
west last Monday. She goes to
Mortified Minn.-Frank Granger
and family will move to Newbury,
where he will work for his brother.
East IIardwicIx.
c. French has been earring pota-
toes; price, % cents.
Nellie Dawson is recovering from
congestion of the brain.
Clarence Keith and Geo. Lawrence
have bought the saw mill.
Some Of our farmers are proposing
to try DIR. Cuttings homemade phos-
plate next spring.
D. r. Hunt has bought the JOIN
Swallow shoe shop. John has de.
parted to parts unknown.
Silas Owen has moved into the L.
p. Cole house, which he has purchas
ed. Irwin Dow occupies part of the
house.
DR.. L. f. Parker and wife were il
town visiting their daughter, Mrs
Walter III. Bailey. The doctor is ;
fine specimen of northern Vermont
er.
New window glass 15X2S have
been put in the church, using the ole
ones on the inside for double win
dows to avoid the water from thu
frost.
Dea. Stevens has sold the lanC
east of school street to the river anC
the railroad, to John B.. Livingston
for 500, and a portion of it has beer
resold to S. p. Fuller.
Forty loads of mill logs were draw
into the mill-yardNost Monday. 4
very large number of logs are pileC
up back of the stores beside Saving
all that there has been water to rul
the mill.
DR.. Cutting, Mr.. Towle, Mr.. Good
, win and Mr.. Davis held a meeting o
the Board of Agriculture here las
Thursday and Friday. There wer
present during the meeting a larg
and appleciative audience. The mat
ter of the lectures were nearly tn
same as had been given elsewher
: during the winter, but none the les
to the point for being repeated, ant
were well worth the careful consider
. alton of all farmers. Mr.. J. d
! Goodrich with his orchestra rendered
o very fine music, much to the gratifi
cation of those present. The son:
: 'sThe farm feeds us ALL" sung tn
first day, was well received and wa
repeated at the close of the meetin,
by request and was received wit
great applause by the audience. Res
buttons of thanks were voted to tn
board and the orchestra. May thei
shadow never be less
West Burke.
Ed Alexander has bought of Gee
w. Woodruff the G. B. Rhodes hous
: price $3.50.
William Thompson has bought til
Il clough place, near the depot in Yves
Burke With mill and privilege
Price $500.
= A series of meeting are being hel
! at the Methodist church, which con
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