Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-05-04

MIS-. hdGle II yut 10 az HO"0 oi@N'
Arbor Day was we'll observed in |
this place.
Mrs. HUT is very low with can
cer.-Abbie Frasicr is improving.
Mr.. Williams of Coventry, with
a large force of men, has been rum
ming his logs the past week.
east Albany.
L. L. Sanborn is sick with neural
gia.
M. B. Stiles has sold his farm to
a man from Massachusetts.
Geo. H. AIMS fell through
scuttle-hole in his barn recently. and
is laid up for repairs.
Sugaring is finished. The quality
is of the best, but the amount is be-
low the usual quantity.
Golden Rule Lodge of Good Temp
lars elected the following officers last
Friday eve: W. c. Story, w. c. t.;
Mrs. Sarah Wells, w. V. T.; Nor
timer Moore, W. s.; Geo. Sawyer,
w. F. S.; George Tinkham, w. L. !;
Eden Story, w. M; Edith Story
w. I. g.; Arthur Flanders, w. U.
G. E. C. Butler, w. G.
Barton Landing.
Judge O. H. Austin is laid up with
rheumatism.
Caleb Leonard has bought the
building formerly used as bakery.
G. HI. Colley is at Barton instead
of Boston, as the MONITOR stated il
last week.
A. G.. Parker has returned from
Boston. He got no help for his
deafness.
E. D. Stafford and A. E. Ordway
have broken ground for their new
residences.
Rev. L. Dodd, H. T. Jones and
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer are at Con
ference at Bellows Falls.
Twenty-six persons have united
with the M. E. church during the
last year. 1t is expected that Rev
L. Dodd will be stationed here an
other year.
Buchanan Brothers are putting in {
set of Fairbanks platform scales il
| front of their store this week. Ste
phen Burbank has engaged to work 70
Fairbanks for year, setting scales
like the above.
Bloomington.
James lite moves to Canada this
week.
Sarah Seavey teaches the school a
the Centre, commencing May IL.
Thirty would be school teacher
attended the teachers examination
April rs.
A. w. Seavey made 1900 pound
of sugar from five hundred trees
The yield has generally been light.
There were communion services q
the M. E. church Sunday April 26
and one person was baptised by Rev
L. Dodd.
West Charleston.
DR.. G. S. Human has a telephon
in his house.
John Kettle has hired and move
on to Mrs. P. o. Clark's farm, know
as the David Moody place.
Alvah Crouch has moved from f
H. Lathe's house into a tenemer
across the street and William Aldric
has moved into the tenement vacate
by Crouch.
: Our village schools commence Ma
18th, taught by Miss Emma Fai
childs of Derby and Miss Bette Bel
nett of Charleston. Most of tt
schools in town will commence Ma
4th.
Z. Knights sugar house with a
his sugar tools except his bucket
and about 800 pounds of sugar we
burned one night last week..
Bruce boiled in sap enough for 81
pounds of sugar in fourteen hours
his evaporation.
Coventry.
Mrs. Spalding will move to Bartt
this week to reside with her daughte
: Mrs. Wesley Ratchelder.
Geo. Ware has made 1900 poun
sugar from $50 trees. Geo. Cole b
made 5000 pounds from 1000 trees
+ The remains of Miss Maria Farm
were brought here from Newport Ia
Tuesday for interment in the villas
! cemetery.-Mrs. Fletcher, who di
on the 9th ult., was buried la
Tuesday, making six persons tn
have been buried here since Mar
31st.
9 Craftsburv.
Edgar Hoyt has rented the Fra
Chase house and moved his fami
into it.
,, A daughter of Herbert Udall ]
9 Gently fell and broke her arm abo
:, the elbow.
h The road master of the st. Johr
y bury and Lake Champlain Road W
f called by the town authority to e
anime wash-out on the highway fro
Craftsbury to Wolcott, which b
been bill of expense to the tow
: 1t extends from the river about
+ rods to the railroad, %, feet dee
- and 40 wide.