Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-16

Wesei she purposes 10 take her sister
Annie Bodwell, back with her II she
able to take the journey.
Greensboro.
Moses w. Silver who has been oI
the sick list for several years Is falling
Rev. @. L. Guild has moved into
part of Il. o. Randall's house for tn
present.
One day last week Peter Graveli
caught two trout weighing fou
pounds each.
Geo. Barton has rented Walter
Calderwood's farm. Mr. Calderwoo'
goes to st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Jardine has gone to live wit
her son-in-law, Robert Richie, an
he is going to carry on her farm Tn
year.
Measures are being taken TO lSee
Mr.. Townsend here, and it is not un
likely that a new hotel will be built
the old ground.
1t has been decided to rebuild tn
\ parsonage at once. A subscriptioI
paper is in circulation with good pros
pect of raising enough for the pur
pose.
Only two samples OF maple suga
\ from this town, SO far as heard from
fall below the standard OF 80 per cent
and this the quality is good but Is no
quite hard enough.
Mrs. VIM. Spier died last week afte
a sickness which lasted, with more
less severity, for twelve years. Sh
was about "a years old. She leaves I
husband and three sons.
Mrs. @. w. Thompson, who ha
been at the Mary Fletcher hospita
for treatment for the last month 1
home, and though weak rs yet, sh
suffers no particular pain and she call
herself nearly well.
States Attorney Miles was I'm tow
last week looking up the rum cosea
The impression was strong with sew
eral that under the new administra
ton no prosecution would be made
but they have made a great mistake
as they will find to their cost
Holland.
Edmund Green is sick at his broth
r-in-law's, o. l.. Kidder.
Myrtle Marsh has the school In Dist
No. 8, Katie Ferrin in Dist. No. 2, and
Edith Marsh in Dist. No. l..
Henry Caswell, who has had the
charge of Caswell & French's mill foI
the last three years, is going TO Derby
Line to live.
Mrs. Henry Bates, who has been siclS
the last three years with infammatory
rheumatism is suffering intensely with
it.-Andrew Applebee has a girl sick
with diphtheria. He lost one girl
few days ago, sick with the same dis
ease.
Irasburgh.
Mr.. Lucas, the new blacksmith, has
moved into VIM. Wright's house near
the M. E. church, and is now ready
or business.
Mrs. Lorraine Mari, Mr.. and Mrs
L. w. Keith and Mr.. Field went %
Johnson last week to attend the fu-
neral of a sister.
Bert Holbrook recently spent few
days at home. He has good situa-
ton as telegraph operator at ST. Johns
bury. Glad to see the boys prosper.
Under the direction Of their teach
ers, Mr.. Waters and Miss Foss, our
school observed Arbor Day by setting
new trees i'm the school yard and
cleaning it up generally. A good ex-
ample for some Of our older citizens.
@. T. Norcross has bought a farm
about one and one-half miles from
East Hardwick. The smile which
Charles wears is doubtless to be at
TO the life partnership whic h
he recently formed. May prosperity
attend them.
The cheese factory started up Satur
day morning with nearly five hundred
COWS pledged. w. w. Persons of Bar
ton, the ontractor, employs Mr.. Rock
well as maker. 1t is hoped that the
excellent reputation Of the Trash urgh
cheese will be fully maintained.
Lowell
V. M. Parker lost a valuable young
horse this week.
Rev. Rose is away and Mr.. Buzzell
will supply his place.
Eugene Greenwood is here for a few
lays while Curtis goes 60 Boston.
Charlie Greenwood has brought
new bride to town and peanuts are
now in order.