Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-05-07
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t day by planting maple within the
/ school grounds.
Glover.
! Reuben Jones is having his buildings
painted, Joel Christie doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norton Mcclellan and son
will leave here soon for St. Paul, Mimi.
Mrs Lawrence is quite sick, and a
daughter of Charles Lawrence is also i'll.
Hugh Carr has been obliged to give up
selling apple trees on account of poor
health.
Village schools commence to-day. Mrs.
Helen Percival and Miss Edith Dwinell
teachers.
Asa Chamberlin has rented N. McLel-
lan's farm for one year, and has taken
possession.
George Young had sugar party May
Day evening. sugar party at John
Salmon's May 4th.
Katie Owen teaches school on South
Hill, and Annie Stone in the Mud Island
district this summer.
ry, where he has been spending several
weeks with his brother
Mrs. r. Stark starts to-day for Iowa,
to visit her son, Rev. Geo. Gates, presi-
dent of Grinnell College.
Andrew Drown has let his farm to Wal
ter Harris and has gone to Newport to
work; his family will go very soon.
Robert NJ. Walker sheared At sheep for
John Leland of Barton, May Sd in 10
hours. The clip of wool weighed 335 lbs.
Will the district clerks in the town
of Glover send to me the number of ma
pie trees tapped, and the amount of
sugar made in each district respectively,
and greatly oblige. O. V. Percival.
GreenSbOI-o-
Fred Dunn of West Randolph visited
his home last week.
Mrs. S. Knowlton recently visited an
aged relative at Amherst, n. H.
The fishing season opened promptly
May 1st, but the fish were not on time
apparently.
L
of his right hand while fooling with a
hay cutter.
Mrs. n. Remission still remains at ST.
Johnsbury for medical treatment but is
gaining slowly.
Miss f. H. Babbitt's health is so much
improved that it is hoped she will be
able to open the village school on time.
Through letters to friends we learn of
the death of the wife and child of Writ
Blake of Kansas. Mr. Blake is a native
of Greensboro.
Era$bsIr'&h
E. p. Flint will make 5000 pounds of
sugar from $50 trees.
Orrin Leach is home from St. JOINS
bury academy for few days.
F. A. Buchanan has been in Boston the |
past week buying his stock of spring |
goods.
Mrs. Geo. Rash and Denny Fields are
both very sick and not expected to
recover.
Miss Myra jameson is home from at
is going to teach in East Albany.
E. w. Powell goes to New Hampshire
this week selling road machines for the
American Road Machine Co.
The selectmen will meet on Saturday,
May II, to settle all claims for work
the highway the past winter.
George X. Hill will sell at public auc-
ton on Thursday, May 10, the hotel
known as the Irasburgh House. together
with household furniture and furnishing
goods also, horses, carriages, etc. No
pOstponement on account of weather. NJ.
NJ. TapliD, auctioneer.
Jay
Horace Ovitt is quite low; Amanda
Chase is also very sick
C. d. Ovitt has purchased village
lot and is erecting a dwelling house and
blacksmith shop thereon.
T. A. Chase has his new store and
dwelling we'll up and enclosed, and hopes
soon to be able to move in and begin
trade again.
II. G. Banister has brought suit
against C.. r. Bartlett, for defamation
of character, damages set at $4,000, it
being alleged that said Bartlett has re-
ported that Banister burned Chase's
store wherein n. Chase lost his life
Lowell
Andrew Cello has gone to New York
to work
Mrs. King is in Mass. visiting her
mother who is ill.,
Amasa Sweet has gone to Canada to
work in a shop.
Will Quincy who has been studying
medicine at Chicago is here on a visit
Al Dana is hired to take charge of
Kinney's lumber at Barton Landing this
year.
There will be a special meeting of
Hazen Post at the town hall, Monday
eve, May IA. 1t is extremely desirable
that all the members of the Post be pres
ent.
Israel Sylvester has moved into the
VIM. Thornton house and Thornton has
moved into v M. Parker's tenement
Albert ASeltlne mas moved INTO rooms
over the Curtis store.
The following are the newly installed
officers of Mt. Norris lodge 1. O. G. T.:
G. T., Carroll Scboolcraft; V. t., Mary
Hall; S., Anna Newton; F. S., Fred
Newton; t., Sarah Crafts; c., o. E. New
ton; M, Fred Blake e., Maria Sawyer;
S., Frank Martin; a. S., L. Stannard;
d. M, Inez Crafts; P. C. T., Geo. Crafts.
NJ organ Center.
oh, where are the fish wardens?
Al. Barney has moved to Buffers MILL
Burney Gray has returned from Derby
Academy.
G. w. Bryant is giving his buildings
coat of paint.
Mrs. Edith Hogan of Gorham, N. H., is
here visiting her mother, Mrs. Bedell who
is sick.
John Hicks ESQ. of Windsor Mills