Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-15

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last week, where she met her husband
on his return from Michigan, and
both have since been visiting theii
son, DR.. +. @. Branch.
AT the cheese meeting Saturday ev
ening, we understand that no salts
factory conclusion was reached, and
that it is still an open question:
whether our farmers make butter o |
cheese the coming season.
The Fargo, Oak, Daily Republican,
has a very complimentary notice o
the town of Argusville, where o. A
Leach a former Irasburgh boy IN 10
Gated. In speaking of Mr. Leach per
sonally it says: "He is one of our en-
terprising business men, who ha
gained the good will of our entire
community" That is right, go on Mr.
Leach and build up a big business, and
name worthy of your good old state
Lowell.
Leroy Kingsley has come home I'd
live.
Alfred Austin and Sarah Parks have
returned to Johnson for the spring
term.
Officers of Mt. Norris Lodge, 1. o
G.. t. for the ensuing year: Legf
Wellman, @. t.; Jennie Parker, s.;
Hattie Stannard, t.; Ross Kins
ley, M; Noble Crafts, Sent; Ed
Arel, ID. NJ; Sarah Crafts, Supt,
Juv.; May Chamberlin, V. t.; Free
man Page, f. s.; Ellen Kinsley
Chap; Mamie Richardson, c.; Glare
Skinner, A. s.; Emily Wellman, p. G
It.
Morgan Center
A bran new girl baby at Lansford
Griffin's.
j. A. Gray is drawing hay to the
depot at Derby Line.
Two feet of snow and still showing
Ice is being harvested from the lake
E. @. Burroughs received severe
cut in his hand while chopping, last
Thursday.
Mrs. T. j. Cargill is very sick will
the grip. Her son Burnie has the
rheumatic fever.
Albert Hill, who has been confined
in Newport Jail since last fall, has
been liberated and is now at home.
Job and Mack Drown are logging
from their lot on TO the lake, and ARD
logging off the Dolloff lot for J. A
Gray.
William Gilman is quite sick will
rheumatic trouble.-A. G.. Sawyer
family are all sick.-Mrs. j. A. Gray
and Miss Estella Elliott are on tho
sick list.
Newport.
II. S. Lawrence is still very low.
Mrs. L. Scott is home from Nashua
N. III.
Mrs. Smith, mother OF Fred Smith
is very sick.
A. L. Pettingill of Troy has rented q
tenement of Dea. Hall.
Mrs. Geo. MacDermaid has moved
to Farnham, p. @.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Miller have beer
in Charleston visiting a few days.
w. ID. Crane is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Geo. Flint is also on the gain.
Benz Thrasher attended the con-
vention at Lancaster, N. ii. last week
Lecture by Rev. A. @. Dixon on
Sunshine, I" Tuesday evening the 10th
The young people gave Rodney 90
burn a surprise housewarming recent
ly.
Another effort is being made TO Sc
cure U. s. public building I'm this
place.
The postoffic has been enlarged by
the addition of a hundred new lock
boxes.
Geo. II. Prouty and wife, who wen
to Bermuda i'm quest OF health, will re
turn soon.
w. Longeway has gone TO sta instead
to work.-Hattie Folsom has gone I'd
Bradford to work.
Mr.. III. S. Root and wife are i'm Low
ell, Mass, visiting Mr.. Roots brother
who is i'm failing health.
The Y. p. S. @. Il. have box social
Friday evening. Lunch boxes for two
at auction, etc.
The r. r.. Co. have settled with Ber
Boden for damages sustained on the
railroad track here.
j. G. Dawson & Sons are building
shop for Hazelton & Moire, the Stan
stead granite cutters.
The ladies of the M. II. church fur