Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-03-21
in the home farm to his brother John

the appointment of r. B. Smith as
sugar weigher at the Bend.
John Babcock works the coming
season for w. B. Simpson, Tressa
McCofferin for A. G. Chase.
School in district No. z, taught by
David Wylie of Glover, closed March
II. 1t has been profitable term for
the district.
Holland.
Mrs. Rhoda ice, long sick, is better.
Henry Keller has moved to the
place formerly owned by Jos. Pills
bury.
Joseph Jacobs has gone to Richford
visiting.-S. M. Davis and wife have
been here on visit.
Leslie Heath has bought the Mrs. M.
Heath place of Charles Kathern. Mrs.
Heath will remain on the place.
Lowell.
Leigh Wellman has gone to Morris
vile to school.
Frank Skinner has moved to Bar
ton.
Mertie Powers has gone to Norris
vile to take music lessons.
Mr.. Burke from Glover is setting up
Jones & Gilman's new boiler and en-
CINE.
w. E. Patterson has rented his farm
to Johnny Stevenson and goes to st.
Johnsbury.
Mr.. Ryder from st. Adams has con-
Quoted series ofinteresting meetings
here for the past two weeks, assisted
by Rev. 1. p. Chase.
DIR. Hill was called to Enosburgh,
March 10 to see Mrs. Albert Aseltine,
who is very sick. Mrs. AIS mother has
also gone to take care of her.
Morgan.
L. A. Braynard's little boy, Leon
ard, had the end of his thumb cut off
in milk separator.
Maurice Burbank has got home from
Philadelphia, where he has been work
ing as horse car driver.
L. D. Farr has been to Newport put
ting new sewing machines in b. f.
Moore's overall factory.
John Fisk has moved to the Weeks
place in Derby, which he has bought.
e. r. Flanders goes back to his farm
this spring. Ed. Hutchinson, who is
on his place now, goes to West Derby.
Newport.
Mrs. julius Richards is in a very
critical condition of health.
E. J. Hill, the popular b & M con-
ductor, has bought McDermaid's house
on Second st.
The saw-mill of Prouty & Miller was
shut down several days last week on
account of the severe cold weather. !
The Junior C.E. Society of the Cong.
church had a sociable Wednesday ev-
ening, thereby adding 81 to the piano
fund
Rev. E. A. George preached in Au-
burn, Maine, on the 18th. Prof Camp /
bell of Dartmouth college supplied his
desk here.
Fitz Peavey of West Derby lodged
in Jail Tuesday night; and the next
morning paid $11.26 for the privilege
Of being drunk.
There were more than the usual mis-
haps about the railroad yard last week.
Three engines were sent to Lyndon
vile for repairs.
G. r. Jameson of the Landmark and
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Journal were here to attend Mr..
Earle's funeral on the 18th inst.
Rev. S. Donaldson held his last quar-
terly meeting for the present confer
ence year and the closing one of this
term of service on the district, last
Sunday.
@. E. Grandy was called to Walpole,
N. H., recently to repair some saws
which the Diston and the Simonds saw
companies had failed to hammer ;
so they would run.
The last lecture of the course was
given to. a fair audience last Friday
evening by Prof. L. T. Townshend of {
Boston. Many pronounced it one of I
the best of the course.
Miss N. A. Bulman will be at Gil
mans the first days of next week to I
show and try on the new "Her Males
typ corset, which the people of that ]
are introducing to the {
aides of the county. Call in and see S
Tor yourselves. The MONITOR has an a
day.
The funeral of A. A. Earle was held j
rom his late residence on Tuesday S