Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-26

young people of Irasburgh and Albany
the 10th.
Miss Annie Schofield has returned from
Boston and Brockton, where she has
been visiting friends.
The Irasburgh Dramatic Club will pre-
sent the thrilling drama, driven to The
Wall, or True to The Last" at Hills ball,
March 90.
Regular communication of Central lodge
No SO, F. and A. M. Tuesday evening,
March 27. Work on LIST I'd and Sd de-
grees; refreshments will be served.
Henry Smith, boy seventeen years
old, chopped 10 cords of hard wood In
six consecutive days. The trees were
taken standing and were all birch and
maple.
Lowell.
Elbrdge and Ezra Sawyer have ex-
changed places.
Henry Sawyer has moved into rooms in
the Cooperville parsonage.
Charles Patch has commenced house
keeping in Campbelrs tenement.
Phillip Young, Harvey Stewart, Allie
Dodge and Charlie Greenwood have start
ed for the far west.
A.J.Dodge went to the barn one morn
ing recently and found valuable young
mare with twin colts-all dead.
jeweler has opened shop in Parker's
block, and Leander Lincoln has opened
paint shop in the building opposite the
hotel.
AIOIS an.
Hollis Wheeler has moved on to the
HENDERSON place he bought last fall
Henry Wilder has gone back to CRANKY.
A Mr.. Allen has taken VIM. Bartletts
place for one year, Mr.. Bartlett and
wife boarding with him.
George and Mrs. Calkins are getting
better.-Mrs. III. A. Bartlett has been sick
with very painful swelling on her face.
L. D. Farr is preparing to build
steam carriage and repair shop this
stones for grinding provender.
Morgan Center.
AL. Barney has leased the Arthur Saw
yer place for two years.
Mr. E. F. Parker is in feeble health
Archie Burroughs is quite sick and
threatened with fever.
Mrs. Hugh Maxwell has gone to St.
Johnsbury where her daughter lies dam
gerously sick with pneumonia.-F. c. o.
Bush and family are stopping at Island
Pond for few DAYS.
Newport.
John Young attended the Essex Co.
court at Guildhall last week.
1t is rel orted that Freeman Blake has
let his farm and will move into this vii
lage.
The Boston surgeons report James K
Halls ailment not necessarily incurable.
Mr. Hall is home somewhat better.
Mr. Brigham, a brother of Mrs. John
L. Edwards, died at her residence last
week. Mrs. f. was in Boston, and was
summoned home.
The lecture committee take pleasure in
announcing that they have finally secured
the Hon. B. X. Bruce to fill the place in
the course made vacant by his sickness
last fall. His subject will be THE Race
Problem" and the date is Tuesday, April
3D..
Newport Center.
Erwin Jones has returned to Boston.
NJ. B. Phillips and Ada Page are mar
ried.
Three united with the M. E. church by
letter the 25th.
Major Rollins has bought the Carter
place in district No. IL.
S. o. Whipple has rented his farm to
his son Calvin.-Harry Kelley rents hIs
farm to Henry Alger.
Morrill, Clapper's house and barn were
burned Tuesday night with nearly all
their contents; the buildings were insur-
ell but not the furniture.
Robert Lathe is sick with fever; he
suffers considerably from disabilities
accustomed by army life. His wife is re-
covering from her severe ilIness.-MiSS
Orissa Smith is very sick with brain
fever.-Mrs. Carlos Jones is very low
with dropsy.
Charles Squires has finished his lumber
job for Stevens, Baker, & Co. and moved
back to his farm. Geo. Goodrich has
moved into the Williams house vacated
by Squires Carlos Jones has moved
here from Troy, occupying rooms in his
fathers house-Mrs. VIM. Kelley has
moved from the old homestead in with
Simon hipple.-Orando H. Williams
will erect a two-storY house on the For
saith place.
south Troy.
Frank Leach was in Worcester, Mass,
last week on business.
L. R. Smith and wife contemplate
going to Nashua, N. II.
Elmer Rockwell and wife were visit
ing friends in Hardwick last week.
The friends of c. w. Martin and wife
gave them a pleasant surprise party last
Thursday eve.
D. H. Buck started on a six weeks
trip in the west last week; he was &C
companied as far as Chicago by Aaron
Hitchcock of Westfield.
Rev. j. w. BuzZell and sons will soon
resume work on their new building, and
Isaac Wilson will build new barn on
the Bradley farm the coming summer.
w eStInOI.e.
Lewis Rash and wife are at work for
Mr.. Owen of Barton.
The high wind on Wednesday tore the
roof off from G. D. Litchtield's barn.
Some excitement was caused by the Sc
lectmen declaring H. H. Bowley not eligi-
BILE to road commissioners office, Chas.
Cheney having been appointed to I'LL the
vacancy. Bowley resides in Sutton.
WeStfeld.
Miss Minnie Johnson has gone to Man
chester, n. II.