Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-04-08

StSGiOu VI Inc lungs.
Schools begin to-day. with Miss Blake
and Miss Cowlcs teachers
S. NJ. kittridge lost his pocket book
recently containing quite sum of money.
The proceeds of the Universalist Social,
held at Fields Hail. Mar. q, were $27, to
be given as a present to the pastor, Rev.
F. Millar.
Mrs. M. E. Lindsey has rented her
farm to j. E. Martin for three years. He
has taken possession.-Geo. Kendall has
moved back to Newport, to the Kendall
farm.-Wright Sherburne has moved
here, into the Geo. Hyde house.-Chas.
Mcclure has moved into Mrs. Laura
Adams tenement, until he gets his new
| house done, which he is building, on the
new road.
/ Glover.
Boy baby at Sumner SCOTS.
Chautauquans meet at Mrs. G. S. Whit
! ney's Tuesday evening, April 9.
The village school will commence Mon
| day, April 10, taught by Miss Lydia
Hinkley.
Easter service at the NJ E. church
April 81, in place of regular afternoon
service.
The Davis boys and Carl Gray of St.
Johnsbury, ARE spending their vacation at
III. Phillips.
Jack Ellis had the misfortune to lose
on his farm one of his best grade Jersey
COWS, valued at 800 last week.
About fifty young people responded to
an invitation to eat new sugar at the
camp of Chaplin Leonard Saturday.
The Earnest Workers will hold their
next meeting at the vestry, Friday after
noon. Warm sugar will be served. All
are cordially invited.
Greensboro.
T. c. Brown is sick with rheumatism.
Kent Knowlton is home on his vacation.
Bert J. Hazen is candidate for county
Supervisor.
Geo. A. Porter and wife have taken
rooms at d. C. Melvin's.
The fishing season opened April l with
few fishermen and few fish.
Babbitt & Crane closed their books
April l, and henceforth it is to be cash
/ down.
HI. b. Laid has moved back to his old
farm, and Holmes Wiley takes his place
on the Goss farm.
The band serenaded landlord Simonds
| last Tuesday eve, and were well received
with refreshments.
| Geo. n. Drury recently took valuable
horse to Northampton, Mass, to party
for whom he purchased it.
Mrs. Morrison Jardine recently got
tack into her throat which gave her some
/ trouble for several days.
Clarence Hanson was injured last fall
while skidding logs, and has not been
able to work since. His hurt appears to
be something serious.
Fish Commissioner Atherton was here
last week, and assures US that he will put
10000 Salmon trout into our lake.
Summer boarders are beginning to APP
ply for rooms for next season. Let them
come, they can't find a better place in
Vermont.
Sugar makers are having a good run
of sap at this writing; they have need to
make large quantity as 61a cents is all
that is offered.
Holland.
Ernest Moulton is running Bates &
Tees engine. He is natural machnist.
H. w. Wheeler of Morgan is about
moving back on to his old place in Hol-
land, having rented his place in Morgan.
Horace Tabor has gone to Colorado for
his health.-Joseph Wilds, who has been
in New Hampshire numbering this winter,
has returned home.
1raSbUrgh.
Jack Beede is on hand running logs.
Mrs. Chandler Dewey is very sick at
Indian Orchard, Mass.
Leonard Brewster is visiting at his ia
thers-Carre Stanford is home from
Conn.
Alfred Beede and John McDermont
were quite seriously hurt at Brewster &
Russelrs mill last week.
Comrade John Carver of Iowa lectur-
ed in the M. E. church last evening, and
will lecture in the court house Tuesday
evening.
Lowell.
!, An effort is being made to hire Rev. P.
n. Granger for the coming year.
, Grant Skinner goes to keeping house in
the rooms over Stephenson's store.
John Brown has moved to Westfield
and S. B. Cello moves into r. Kinsley's
tenement.
Morgan Center
Mr.. John Batcheder has moved on t6
the farm lately purchased by Stever
Nichols.
Charles and Harry Hartley of Stan
stead, P. O., have leased E. E. Batchel
t der's farm for term of years and have
taken possession.
t E. E. Batchelder and family will star
for Maine Tuesday, April 8, to work fo
s Caswe1 & French. Mr.. Batchelder has
lumber job, and also has the management
4 of the boarding house.
L NewpOrG Center.
Nelson Allen, who has been in Manches
n ter, N. H., the past year, is here visitin:
n for few days.
DR.. c. L. Erwin is putting an addition
p to the building owned by the town, t
5 store the snow rollers and road machine
Mr.. Lewis Peabody has sold his farr
n to his son Leon, and bought the Josia
e Litchfield place near the village and wi
move there soon.
|. James Connal is very sick with tYphoi
t, pneumonia Drown is sick with
o catarrhal difficulty.-Mrs. Leonard Fare
is quite sick with pneumonia, and MI
Is Crandall, Mrs. Lucretia M. Dane an
Mrs. Marcus Lampher are on the sic
20 list.
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