Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-03-25
ed from the school registers of last year
by Thomas Martin, Supt.

10 26 1886 "A so
The following pupils not absent one
half day for "a consecutive weeks: Ned
Baldwin, Edie Dean, Frank Tower, Char
lie Stone, Blanche Robinson, Carrie
Heath, Eta Heath, Lille Pierce, Wilder
Joslyn, Leslie Hall, Clara Austin, Helen
Austin, Meta McGaffey, Alfred Dudley,
Inez SWEET, Earl Swett Elmer Webster,
Carrie Smith, Eta Smith, Carl Ferrin,
Eva Marshall Arthur White, Adney Clark,
Chester Heath, Bertha Durham, Arthur
Durham, George Barton and Elsie Muir
ray. The first sixteen were marked plus
(very good) in department and scholar
ship. The registers were more com
pletely and accurately filled by teachers
and clerks than they have been for sever
al years. The new registers for the
spring term have come and can be had on
application.
Barton Landing.
Henry Dudley is quite sick with sciat-
lea rheumatism.
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attend lectures.
Julius Hall has gone to Canada to
make his home with his sister.
Sugar festival at NJ. E. church Tuesday
evening, March 26. All cordially invited.
Hendrick Twombly has moved back to
his farm in wnington.-Herbert Horn
L, 81,
Gleason.-Albert Hall has moved in to
the Flanders house.
The members of the Womans Foreign
Missionary Society will celebrate the
twentieth anniversary of the organiza-
tion of the society with public meeting
at the Methodist church, next Sunday
evening. An interesting programme is
prepared. Everybody invited
ALBANY.
Charles Hood has sold his place to
Thomas Kidder.
John Crowley is better, but his wife is
still very sick.
Horace Way and A. II. Darling are re-
pairing their mills and getting ready for
spring saving.
There was a pleasant surprise by the
young folks at Waldo Lanphers last
Wednesday evening.
There was preaching service at the
Cong. church Sunday by Rev. Mr.. Banks
of Greenfield, Mass.
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place, and Mr.. Robbins has moved on to
Fred Tenney's place.
J. w. Norris of the University of Yer
mont will give lecture on 1.-The Present
Age on Friday evening, March 20, be-
fore the 1. O. G. T. in open lodge. 1t is
expected that the speaking will take place
in M. E. church, at 80 p. m. Admission
free.
Bro NVnin1 tOn.
Carlos Parker is very sick with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Ed. Recess brother and wife, Mr..
and Mrs. Grow, are in town visiting.
Oscar Wheeler has finished numbering
and he and wife have returned home to
Newport.
E. M. Buchanan has a two year old
heifer, which, besides supplying family
of six persons with milk and cream and
selling one quart of milk daily, has made
81 pounds of butter in six days without
extra feed.
Evansville.
Edgar o. Smith has put more than
three hundred and fifty thousand feet OF
logs on to Willoughby lake this winter
He will move back to his farm near here
soon.
Dea. John Marshall started for Kansas
last Wednesday. Mr.. Marshall goes in
hopes to improve his health. He has q
son and other relatives residing in Kan
sas City.
Albert Gallup has bought Edmund Gal
| lup's house on the Willoughby road, anC
moved into it.-Dennie Gallup has moved
here from Barton and will live in the
house with his father for the present
Mrs. Rata Cole of Charleston has moved
| INTO NaGDdn newman ) mouse.
East Charleston
| A. j. Lang has put in large stock OF
mill logs and will start up his mill al
once.
A. r. Cowles of Barton closed a very
useful and acceptable singing school OF
Wednesday evening.
Geo. Spalding and wife have bough
the G. ID. Stevens place in this village
paying 5000, and will soon move in.
Mrs. G. w. Lang goes to Lowell anC
Manchester on a visit. Meanwhile Mr.
L. repairs the house at the Adams place.
Mrs. Geo. Thomas was buried las
Monday. She leaves an infant child
Mir. Thomas has the sympathy Of tn
entire community.
Coventry.
Remember the social meeting on Tues
day eve.-Quarterly meeting at M. E
church next Sabbath. Rev. S. Donaldson
will be present.
Geo. Keller, who has been foreman TO
u w uftS IHONOu " hOl
risville and gone into the employ of MI
Peck of that place.
On Wednesday evening, March q
at O'Clock, warm sugar will be serve
at the church social, after which Mr.. [
H. Thompson will deliver a lecture in tn
audience room of the church. Subject
'sItaly." All are cordially invited.
Fred Lee and wife have been in town O
short visit to their former friend
and neighbors. They moved from thi
town last fall to Ways Mills, P. Q.,wher
Mr.. Lee, in company with another gentle
man bought the wooden factory there an
is now engaged in the manufacture O
wooden goods. Mr.. Lee reports bushes
good and he likes the place well. The
made many friends here.
CraftSburV.
The Burlington College boys are HON
for fortnight.-Mrs. Chas. Andrus
here on visit.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mr.
Marckres at Mill Village, on Tuesda,
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