Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-04-20

G.. Davis tenement In the village into the
Fred Branerd house near Echo Pond
Frank Lewey has moved from one of Al
fred Pierce's houses into the house on
the Comfort Chafee place, and A. M.
Cargill from Morgan has moved into the
house vacated by Lewey.
Coventry.
Harry Heermon is very sick.
MIR. Burke has moved to Glover.
Burbank & Williams lost one of
their nice colts recently.
VIM. Barrows is thoroughly repairing
his buildings on the old Walworth place.
T. Wallace is doing the work.
Hosea Putney, who carries on the old
Bailey place, now owned by M. J. Black
has made and shipped A, $50 pounds of ma
pie syrup this season.
Carrie Taylor teaches school at the
Center; Myra Black in the North neigh :
borhood; Mamie Brooks on West Hill ;
Cora Bean in the Ware district.
Graf tSburv.
Not as much sugar as usual made about
here.
Rev. R. Noodle has returned from Bur-
lington.
Miss Carrie Paddock teaches the sum-
mer school at the Common.
Mark Andrus and Fred Templeton are
about starting in tbs meat business for
the summer.
Anna Paddock, who has been on visit
West for the past seven months, has re-
turned home.
1t is reported that Mrs. Lucy KiIburn,
who is spending some months in Califor-
mia, is liable not to return.
Albert Smith made from sap which run
on Friday and Saturday, April 10 and H.
700 pounds of sugar from $50 buckets.
The late rains have proved quite ben
eft to the various mill men in town, ena-
bling them to finish floating their logs.
Mrs. Bell, wife of the late Rev. M. P.
Bell, is about to break up housekeeping
and will sell her household goods at pub
lie auction soon.
Many will be sorry to hear that old Mrs.
Kinney, formerly of this town, but now
! living with her daughter in Irasburgh, is
very sick and not expected to recover.
Chas. Orion, University boy, has been
running the academy for the past two
weeks, but B. c. Day has now returned
from N. Y. and will resume his labor in
the school.
East CraftSDur.y.
G. w. Simpson intends to start ped
dler soon.
Mrs. o. A. Silver has been very sick
with a rheumatic trouble, but is some bet
ter.
Miss E. A. Mitchell, who has been Wis
iting friends in Boston the past winter,
has returned.
Geo. Anderson. who went from here
last fall has bought farm in Okran, Neb,
and taken possession.
1t is reported that Dea. Jas. Anderson
burned up one of his evapOrators the
other night. Perhaps he fell asleep.
Derby.
F. w. Wilder goes this week to Boston
TO make short visit.
c. X. Bates of New York city was in
town last week
The creamery will open for the sum-
mer Monday, Apr. 81.
Barton Grout is home from Montpelier
where he has been at work
Four joined the NJ. E. church last Sun
day by letter and ten on probation.
Prof. ID. f. Andrus, will supply the
Cong. pulpit, Sunday, Apr. &c, at 1890
Il. m.
We see by C. f. Davis window that he
stock.
Have you tried Summit Springs miner
al water for rheumatism? If not go to
C. F. Davis and get some.
Rev. n. w. Wilder goes to Mortified
to attend Conference Wednesday. There
will be no services in the NJ. E. church
next Sunday.
1t seems as though the select men ought
to have power enough to prevent black
smith shop being erected within it, of
the side walk on Main ST.
West Derby.
Sociable will be held at the chapel Sat
urday evening.
Howard Lindsay is home from N. on
a vacation.
j. P. Lindsay is building a cottage OF
the beach where the large ice house stood
The electric wires were cut Saturday
and kerosene is in vogue once more.
Herb. Dawson is sick with the mumps
Mrs. Emily Miller is quite sick and hel
daughter, Mrs. Kimpton, has come to care
for her.
G. w. Ballou has moved his paint SHOP
to L. ID. Fields, Newport, and Hopkin:
occupies the one over Bradley's shop:thu.
, vacated.
? The next Demorest medal contest will
take place at the Baptist church, Frida,
i evening, April 81.
Gertie Darling has returned from Flor
7 ida, and Miss Minnie Allen from Pasade
ma, Cal, where they have been doing ia
BILE work.
: Mrs. Crawford, who went to RichforC
F. few weeks ago for medical treatment
: is at her brothers in Newport Center, il
f a very critical condition.
Mrs. Geo. Palmer, only daughter o
e Ephraim Clark, was buried last Tuesday
: she leaves a husband and two little chill
: dren.
: Russell Burt has moved into the STA
tenement vacated by Barnes, and ha
rented his place to Geo. Hopkins. Will
moving, Mr.. Burt fell from the wager
and was quite badly hurt
: Will Youngs has moved into his father
p house and will care for the old folks, VIII
are quite feeble he has rented his plac,
to Ned Rhody, telegraph operator a
i Newport.
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