Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-18


Ernest Albee has hired VIM. Davis
to carry on his farm the coming sum-
mer
Mr.. Webber, one of the Oldest in
habitants of the town, died very sud
s denly last Friday.
Martin Smith has moved into Mary
Johnson's farm house and is to work
for Lorenzo Daley.
The case of Kingsbury VS.. Foster
before the probate court was decided
adverse to the petitioner.
The house of Chas. Young caught
fire last Sunday night but was saved
by few minutes of lively work.
The Oldest girl of Chas. Streeter am
putated her finger in a strawcutter
last week. 1t was necessary to call
surgeon.
West Derby.
Ed. Larabee is visiting at his home.
Easter Sunday was observed at the
F. B. church.
J. P Lindsay died Thursday morn
ing, April Il.
Mabel Lindsay is engaged to teach
the school in the Kittridge district.
| Geo. Livingston moved last week to
E. B. True's farm in alem-Derby.
Herman Wells has hired the Sias
tenement, vacated by Russell Burt.
| II, Il
and chosen officers for the coming
season. 4
Wilder Twombly, who has been
working in New Jersey for the past
few months, has returned. He likes
Vermont better.
The West Derby w. G. t. U. will
hold a parlor meeting Tuesday even
ing, April 10, at Mrs. Emma Sawyer's.
All cordially invited.
Another spill-out at. the corner of
Indian Pit. and Elm streets. Ought
not that stone to be removed before
some fatality occurs? s3F.
Rev. e. A. Hoyt, formerly of st.
Johnsbury, will preach at the Univer
salist chapel Sunday at 3 o'clock p. m.
Sociable at Chas. Danes Saturday
evening. All invited.
1t was expected that the village
schools were to commence to-day,
but as the house was not ready they
are postponed for one week. Miss
Campbell teaches in the River district.
Glover.
G. Crosby is improving slowly.
There were interesting union SER
vices at South church yesterday.
May Norton has returned home, hav-
ng spent the winter in Boston.
Matte Cook teaches in West Glover
and Amy Partridge in the village.
E. Richardson has rented Martin
Abbott's blacksmith shop and moved
in.
FL. N.Davis and Will Aldrich attend
ed the convention at Montpelier last
week.
The Mite Society meets with Mrs. j.
E. Dwineil next Friday afternoon. All
are invited.
The remains of Mrs. Hannah Phil
lips were brought here for interment
last week.
Mrs. E. S. Hancock has returned to
her summer residence.-H. Scott and
family have moved back to Barton.
West Glover.
Mrs. f. F. Bean is slowly improving
from a severe attack of the Group.
The w. F. M. S. will meet with Mrs.
L. Barber Thursday Apr. 81, at ? p. m.
Miss Matte Cook is to teach in the
West Glover school district.
I, Mrs. Maggie Lewis has put out
"Dressmaking'' sign. Many will be
glad to patronize her.
Greensboro.
Mrs. Geo M. Martin has returned to
town.
w. w. Goss is in New Haven, Conn
this week.
Mrs. I. N. Soule and family have re-
turned to their old home in Franklin
county.
Chas. Silver of Burke has bought the |
hotel at.the Bend and is repairing and |
thoroughly renovating it inside.
Rev. G. L. Guild has accepted the
call to the Cong. church and will COM
mence his labors here the second Sun
day in May.
Sugar makers were respondent last |
week at the poor prospect for making
sugar. We hope the weather will |
CHANGE for the hattnr later