Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-29

ing milk in April 1891. He has made
and sold Alp lbs. butter, rs lbs. cheese,
sold 43 quarts of milk and furnished
what butter, cream and milk he has
wanted in his family and Gust mers at
the hotel, and has butter on hand TO
last until April. One week in June
she produced 21 lbs. of butter Her
feed has been one quart OF corn meal
twice a day, with plenty of good hay,
or grass in its season. Next year he
intends TO keep an exact account of
her butter and milk.
Holland.
John Judd has erysipelas A Mrs.
Henry Bates, long sick with rheuma-
tism, now has the grip.-Benj. Hall,
grip victim, is making a very slow re-
covery.
Irasburgh.
Chas. McGoff has gone TO Connect
cut to work the coming season.
Chas. @. Locke and his lately ac-
quired bride have been visiting at his
fathers for few days.
Mrs. Flora Tenney will spend the
remainder of the winter and spring
among friends in Springfield and Bos-
ton.
f. o. Wells and family have moved
back from Norwood, N. Y, and he i'm
tends to work at carpenter and joiner
work this season.
The Epworth League will give an
orange tea in the M. Il. church, Tues
day evening, March 8. A cordial i'm
vitation is extended to ALL
"Between Two Fires" brought out
a good house Friday evening. The
Polixene club believe i'm the old adage
of "What is worth doing at all is
worth doing we'll"
The Convention, Thursday and Fri
day, promises to be well attended and
of more than usual interest. The eff
forts of Mr.. Blair and Mr. Young as
clarinet and violin soloists, and Miss
Paddock as reader, will add much Co
the interest of the occasion.
G. w. Wheeler has let the A. A.
Morrill, farm to David Drake, who has
moved on to it.-Julius Wilcox has
rented Geo. b. Brewster's farm, and
moves on TO it the 1st day of March.
Mr.. Beauclerk has let the old Allen
farm to Mr. Smith, TO take possession
the LIST, of March,. ID. Loverin has
let his Stevens farm TO Mr. Hawley OF
Albany.
Lowell.
N. wyatte moves into Hardings
tenement.
c. Perkins killed pig months old
that dressed 4O4.
Frank Lumbra has moved to Alba
ny, where he has n job in the tub
shop.
The school exhibition Friday even
ing was good and Melted $1,000 for the
organ fund.
Newport.
Parker Bowles is at ID. M. Camps on
a visit.
E. G. Blanchard and wife are back
from Boston.
Elisha Lane has gone to New York
and Boston on business.
Chas. Flint rides out nearly every
day. w. ID. Crane improves slowly.
Rev. E. A. George has returned
from his vacation and occupied his
pulpit az usual yesterday.
r. j. Wright inspected the st.
Johnsbury Commandary, III. s. Root
and @. p. Story accompanied him.
Mrs. b. E. Mosher, who has been
long i'll, was taken worse last week
and is in very precarious condition.
The short lake bridge between this
town and Derby is to be rebuilt the
coming season and widened to %
feet.
Mr.. Montague's singing school at
Batesville is profitable and he is hir-
ed to continue it six weeks beyond
the regular term.
Nearly two hundred attended the
masquerade of the Eastern Star last
Monday evening. A large number of
very fine costumes were worn.
The M. L. sociable at Mrs. Hattie
Miller's on Tuesday evening was n
very pleasant affair. Rev. and Mrs.
Chase of Westfield were among the
guests.
Walter Avery has rented the store
in Lanes new block, when it is finish
ed. Reported price $500 year. He
will move his stock into the Newport