Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-02

tlemen will drink tea with the ladles.
FL. F. Pillsbury has moved to his ..
&. @. Steam mill in Sutton, and VIII
stay there till his stock of lumber IS
cut out.
The old Mrs. Warren cottage is be
ing removed. Here is a very pleasant
building spot that ought to be improv-
ed during the year.
The Village Hose companies are re-
ouested to meet for practice on Iues-
day evening at $50 O'Clock. Let's
try the new carts.
Aver of East Burke is here again
trimming buggies, etc., for =. ). VI
ford. He is veteran trimmer, ana
does a neat. as well as a thorough Joo
every time.
Gilman w. Seaver and wife are Wis
iting in town. Mr.. Seaver has SO far
recovered from the injury to his knee
as to be able to walk comfortably With
out crutches.
b. E. Liddell is setting an excelienO
example in the neat and Clearly con
dition in which he is putting his prem
ises. 1t costs some labor 20 De heaO
and tidy, but it pays.
Every Vermonter will learn WIN
sadness of the death of Gen. VIM.
Wells. which occurred in New DIX
last Friday. He was one or bne oes0
soldiers Vermont sent to the war.
Miss Cora Murkland wentto Mon
roe this morning to teach announcer
term of school. = Nellie Case begins
her school at Mill Brook, Wes6more'
to-dav.-Mae Robinson went TO oO.
Johnsbury this morning to commune
her studies.
Some bunco swindlers have been
operating over in Addison county OF
late. getting 49, 900 from one man anu
5000 from another. These fellows, OF
some others, will strike this county
| sucb has been the history Of almost
! every vear-and those who wish to De
humbugged and swindled Will nave
opportunity.
The Village Improvement society
will meet at the MONITOR office on
"Wednesday evening, at 1880 o'clock,
for choice of officers and business con-
nected with the society. 1t is sug-
gested that Friday and Saturday Oh
this week be devoted, so far as IL can
be. by all our citizens to tree planning,
street cleaning and general sticking
up. If every man Will 90 ms paiO d
GREAT Improvement can be made.
Barton Landing.
Smokers are here in great quantltles'
Glenn Dodge is going to Newport to
clerk for Carl Story.
Levi Dudley has moved from cam
bridge. Mass, to West Randolph, VI.
Geo. Martin has purchased Mrs. Un-
derwood's place for $3.50. Mrs. On
derwood intends to move to Barnet.
Seven persons were received 1nte
the Congregational church yesterday
six by profession and one by letter.
The yearly meeting of the W. Q. L
TT will be held with Mrs. Lewis Alpee
Friday, May 6, at 2:30 p. M. All mem
bers are requested to be present.
Last Thursday morning fire was
discovered in Heber Parker's house
An alarm was given, assistance came
and the fire was quickly subdued.
George Bush and family of Buring
ton are coming here to reside. Ill
daughter, Winifred, is intending u
set up millinery shop here
Mrs. Daniel Skinner and Mrs. Solol
Carpenter start for Omaha, Nep.
Tuesday to attend the general MI.
conference at that place.
The M. E. Sabbath school held thel
annual election of officers yesterday
w. w. Foster was chosen supt.; Olem
ma Matthews, Sec; Glenn STAFFORD
treas: Amos Eaton, librarian; COR
Trim and Mabel Flint assistants; Mrs
Ada Ordway, organist.
, Saturday evening the high schoo
reading club gave a pubic reaolh
including an original magazine, all Q
l which was very interesting. me
:. took sixteen dollars, and some friend
T; sent in gift of another sixteen dollars
U which, with some heretofore saved,
0 to be devoted to the founding OF
school library.
Albany.
w. K. Annis is at Barton Landln
: at work, and it follows that somepod
will have some good work done.
Geo. H. Phelps Esq, from Farg
Oak. is on his way home to assist h
n mother in settling UP the affairs of h