Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-03-29

Al White has moved back to West
Derby.
Dan'l Skinner moves to Barton
Landing this week.
Marshal Dodge is sick with hemor-
rhsge of the lungs.
Mrs S. H. Flint is visiting relativ-
es in Troy and Rlchford.
The Reed Bros. have sold their
boat, Alice R, to Tom Norton.
Mr.. Raymond is going to remodel
his pleasant cottage on Prospect Hill
for boarders this summer.
The funeral services Of Hattie
| Henderson was held at the house IN
this village on Thursday last.
There will be sugar party at the
I'M. E. church, Wednesday evening,
March 31st; an entertainment in
connection with it. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Bradley have
returned from California. Miss Lau-
IA Alexander returned home from
Boston Saturday, where she had been
taking lessons in music.
Newport Center.
Olin Kilby has got his new single
mill to running.
Harvey Sweet was recently married
to Miss Green of Troy.
Mr.. Phillips of Troy has bought
the John Alexander farm and taken
possession. =
James Crawford has rented his
farmssto his brother Charles, and will
90 to Charleston to take care Of the
poor farm.
The friends of Mrs. D. P. Hicks,
formerly of this place, but now of
Lowell, Mass, will be sorry to learn
that she had paralytic shock, re-
Gently.
L. D. Meacham's shingle-mill
building was discovered to be on fire
last Friday and would have bnrned
to the ground, had not help been
close at hand. Origin of fire un-
known.
(Among the things delayed on &C.
count of moving our headquarters to
the O. D. Owen block, was this re-
port. 1t may be late news. ED
Our village schools closed March
4th. The names of the scholars
! having no marks during the term, in
the higher department, were Musa
Blake, Freddie Estell, Frank Hill
dreth, Bert Jenkins, Ora Smith and
Geo. Sleeper; those having no tardy
marks, were Sprague jenkins, Eddie
Larabee, George Jenkins, James
Martin. Mary Meacham, Blanche
Titus, Ernest Bartlett, Lewis, Avis
and Stephen Crawford, Cola and
Laura Cleveland, Attic Drown and
Clara Durham. Names of those in
intermediate department having nc
marks Perlie Adams, Nettie Allen,
Geo. Haslett, Matte Meacham.
Hattie DIN, Frank Frizzell, Jennie
Rogers, Huestus Smith those hav-
ing no tardy marks: Geo. Clapper,
Nula Drown, Addie Gregory, Lev
Haslett, Roy Meacham, Mia Martin
Roxy and May Olin, Winnie Rogers
$ Nettie Smith and Martin Page
Those having no marks during the
term in primary department Ross
Andette, Gracia Wiley, Berths
Stickney, Don and Herbert Percy
) Lucius Allen; those having no tardy
marks: Lena Conner, Josie Liberty
f, Jennie and Minnie Lapiere, Jennie
e Gregory, Idella Willis, Eta Row
land, Leaffie Olin, Stella Magoon
Effie Haslett, Charlie Allen, Harry
Gregory, Hila jenkins, Geo. Rogers
2 Mark Coates, MertIe Meacham
e Lester Magoon, Willie Lapiere. A
q prize was given to Rosa Andette fol-
e having the most perfect spelling les
e sons. Nelson L. Dow of Albany.
teacher of higher department; Edns
s Litchfeld teacher of intermediate
e Fronia f. Blake teacher of primary
q department.
: Westfeld.
Tim Deblois has received So pei
month pension and S16O back pay.
r George R. Hoyt shipped to Boston
v last week PIP dozen straw hats
being a part of the stock on hand.
d The Monarchs and Minstrels, 8
e band of home talent, are to give ar
3 entertainment in the town hall or
Friday eve, April I'd; they will bt
0 assisted by the Troy Cornet band
n The proceeds of this entertainment
> are to GO to Rev. R. King.
"osArppnr.A
Enoch Mann has sold his stock,
y hay, etc., and moved to Martin Cass
!, In Barton. He intends to rent or sci
$ his farm.
Chas. Cheney is doing a thriving
business with one horse saving ma.
y chine, saving nearly as much as two
horses, and for half the pay. He has
y let his sugar place to A. A. Brown
The donation for the benefit of E
Mill and family netted $22. Many
thanks are due Mr.. and Mrs. Gilman
J for the use of their house, and the
cordial welcome given to ALL A goot
time was enjoyed.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.