Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-04-19

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M. c.. Davis has hired G. G. John
son to run his meat cart this season.

good business IN their new steam saw
mill.
M. C. Davis is having lot of
lumber wagons built by j. H. Wal
colt.
C. Goodwin returned home from
Massachusetts last week, and reports
business as Frightening up little.
d. Kathern has bought the land
between the road and river which be-
longed to the late John Bly,, for $3.50.
G. Gallup has moved into the VII
lage, but will use gang of help this
spring in clearing up farm in West
more.
G.. Morse of Bloomington has
moved his goods to E. Morse's, and
will run the clearinghouse at Rose
brooks mill.
r. Wilson Is preparing to go to
work in his old blacksmith shop.
People will be glad to have him re-
sumo business.
Kate Streeter and Amy Stevens
have gone to Lowell, Mass, to work.
Wilson and Morris Buck have gone
to New York tie work in the ice bus
mess.
Ed. Buck, son of Myron Buck,
has returned from California, where
he has spent several years. His
health, which failed him, is improv-
ing considerably.
Coventry.
Edison Barnes arrived home last
Wednesday.
DR.. O. B. Gould is improving in
health.
The Dorcas Society Will meet with
Mrs. landlord, next Thursday after
noon and evening.
VIM. Tibbetts has just recovered
from the measles. Frank Wiggin's
children are sick with the disease.
Mrs, W. w. Frost is spending a
few days in town. Since leaving
here, Mr.. Frost's people have been
living in Manchester, N. H.; but
they have bought place in Mortified
VT, and move there soon.
Craftsburv.
Amory Dawson is buying cattle
for market.
E. S. Stratton is appointed post
master in place of DR.. Bemis, re-
signed.
The teachers examination will bt
held in the Academy at North Crafts
bury on Saturday, April "a.
Hattie Simonds is home from
johnson school ministering to he
mother, who is sick with lung trouble
A man by the name of Camp was
quite badly injured recently by al
accident in Collins & Kinney.
mill.
DR.. Dustin is very sick with luns
trouble, and doubts are entertained
of his recovery.-Mrs. Hackstaff il
quite sick.
Hens lay large eggs here. Mr.
Conant recently found one tina
measured IA inches one way an(
6Ia the other.
Alex Calderwood gives genera
invitation to the community to attent
a sugar party to be held at his sugar
camp on the last Monday in April
April 26. Do not fail to respond.
Mrs. Russell Hoyt fell and frac
tured two bones and dislocated he
ankle while getting sap from som
trees near the dooryard. DIR. Bemi
was called to set the bones and sh
is doing well.
Derby.
G. F. Davis has gone TO Meredith
N. H., clerking.
Miss M. M. Colby is moving int
the Mrs. Magoon house.
M. M. Kelsey is administrator i
the James Roberts estate.
Major Josiah Grout and famil
are home from their winter trip west
p Mr.. johnson of Barton Landin
preached at M. E. church on tn
18th INST.
Lewis Adams and family have re
= turned from Washington, D. G..
where they have been visiting a SOL
o An apron party at M. E. churc
on Wednesday evening, April p
4 The gentlemen will contest for
D prize IN apron bemming.
The increase in attendance an
the remarkable religious interest i
, the class meeting of the M. T
church, have made it necessary I
hold the meetings in the vestry, con
!, mencing this week.
The family of Sanford E. Burr al
. terribly afflicted by the loss of
mother, babe and a little girl {
= ten years, all of whom have die
within the last four weeks. M
Burr has the sympathy of the entil
community.
Glover.
Wesley Sherburne has purchase
the farm of Ed Day, paying $3.50.
Mrs. Sarah Bean and Mrs. MAJ
9 Lapham of Chelmsford, Mass. al
visiting relatives here.
Teachers examination April "a
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