Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-04-26

the usual preaching service. Exer
cises to commence at 10 Is a. m.
Holland.
E. E. Pinney and wife are home
from the West on a visit.
Thomas Addison has rented, and
will move to his brother Williams
farm.
p. Wheeler has bought and moved
on to the A. B. Moulton place.
His son, Hollis, is married and will
carry on the old place.
lrasburGh.
C. W. Wheeler is in Boston buy
ing new goods.
Joseph harrington, who has been
quite sick, is now better.
Mrs. Z. E. Jameson expects to
start for Rhode Island to-day.
The H. T. Cs. meet with Miss FL
len Wilcox Tuesday p. M, April p.
n. N. Atwood has gone to New
York, to attend the wedding of his
sister.
M. M. Taplin started for New
Hampshire last week with carload
of COWS.
Eunice Wheeler and Will.
Morey and family have returned
from visiting friends in Mass.
| Frank Buchanan is home from mar
ket.
Eight certificates were granted to
teachers at the examination on Sat-
urday Julia Leach and Jenni evil
kinson from Glover teach the village
schools; Mary Corley on Burton Hill
Mabel Edmunds in the Ware district !;
Miss Cummings in the Homer Somers
district; Miss Lane in the Mari dis
trict; Bertha Mcclure in the Foss
dirtrict and Florence ellis in the
VIM. Edmunds district. The outlook
is good for a successful summers
work in the schools throughout the
town.
Lowell.
Mr., Brown, an employe in Kin
ney's mill, had his leg badly injured
by an accident on Thursday.
Truman Lockwood has lamb that
weighed II pounds when ten days old
and twenty pounds when two weeks
old.
The Campfire of the G.. A. R. post
netted about SO. Thanks to the
friends outside the post for generous
help.
John Worsley and Eddie Lang
who are at work for Mr.. Harding
: recently turned on the outside 66(
+ tubs in 1OA hours, on one machine
working alternate hours.
a Levi Brigham is putting up barr
Y opposite the new store Mr.. Lock
wood is erecting house adjoinin:
the barn which he built last fall
Will Martin is laying the foundation
e for house and shop.
We had a genuine scare on Wed
n nesday. f. Kinney was burnin:
v some refuse near his MILL A sparl
!. flew across the shore into the woods
q and soon the fire was in the raspber
ry field. 1t rolled up the hill and owe
g the fences rapidly. At first those OF
the hill thought the steam mill wa
o gone, and that the village must go
4 When they learned the facts, thei
G sympathy for others gave place to
concern for themselves. The objec
tive point of the fire was the hous
and barn of w. Blaisdell. But TO
} lively movements and earnest work O.
the part of many men and women
Z these would soon have been consumed
The fire was stopped only whe
within a few feet of his barn.
L Morgan.
The Misses Taylor have arrive
n home from Florida.
/ j. F. Waterman has bought tn
5 Peavy place. paying $3.50.
j. G. Moore made from $50 tree
- 1900 lbs. of sugar in /. L. Cobb
sugar place.
- Alfred Waterman has gone bac
to New York. John Cobb will nc
- return to New York as he intended
,e The ice is nearly out of the lake
will probably be entirely gone in an
other day. 1t was never befor
known to 60 out in April.
in Miss Myrtle Moore has been Ell
gagged to teach the school in th
Green district, Holland. Miss Sadi
Flanders is to teach in Barton.
Morgan Center.
Miss Carrie Williams is hired t
teach the school in district No. Z.
Union church will have some neeC
re ed repairs made on it this spring.
Samuel Elliott has purchased tn
a VIM. Farr place, and moves there 6
e. once,
30 j. A. Gray has sold one of h
re portable engines to parties from New
tie port Center.
is Gray & Gilmore finished the
stock of logs last Friday, after SUI
e. cessful run of months.
ce Dr. w. A. Thomas of Barton, VII
lg has been in New Hampshire the La
ut year, will open an office here. W
wish him success.
a Henry Elliott is having a sma