Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-11

N. IL. Mclaughlin has returned WITH
his family from Montgomery to their
house on Indian Point.
The Universalist sociable will be
held at Mrs. Geo. Danes Saturday
evening.
Al. Geer has rented the boarding
house of Frank Mitchell, vacated by
Mrs. Darling.
Mrs. B. B. Field has gone to Lowell,
Mass. Nellie will stop at Orrin Ma
goon's during her absence.
Walter Lindsay made flying visit
to New York Miss Mabel Gay goes
to Boston this week.
Geo. Hopkins, our genial painter,
goes to Derby Center to live. He
will be missed here.
Sarah and Bessie, daughters of Rev.
j. Phillips who is now in Clifford, N.
H., are attending school in Franconia,
N. H.
The w. @. I. U. will meet Thursday
2:30 p. n. with Mrs. Lucy Rollins
All ladies cordially invited to all our
meetings.
II. ID. Davinson and Thomas DON
eghy have had considerable frescoing
and painting done, thus Identifying
their houses.
The teachers engaged for the viii
lage district are A. b. Wakeman, prin-
cipal, Kate Hopkinson, Edith Robin
son, Wilma Green, assistants.
M. @. Bedell has hired a man to car
ry on his place here and has moved
back to Montgomery to attend to his
mill at that place.
At the school meeting it was voted
to have fourth school and the room
used by the band will be fitted up for
the Grammar school.
A. H. Clark is building a barn. -
Geo. Kelley has fitted up a nice tene-
ment in the second story of his house
and is building an addition to his
barn.
John Rogers has moved into the
Hamen house.-Oscar Wheeler has
moved into the Taylor house and
Wesley Haywood into Wheeler's
house on Indian Point. = 3d. -Is
Rev. j. A. Heath, who labored here
last winter as an evangelist, is now at
Dickinson, N. V, where he is present
pastor of an F. B. church. He is laid
up with broken leg.
SaIem-Derby.
Charles Crandall writes the NOM
TOR long letter relative to his trou-
BILE with Mr.. Waterman, and claims
that he really is the aggravated party
in the trouble, though the court fined
sault." The letter,if given at length,
would not settle matters and would
prolong the controversy. The neigh
bors and citizens will place the blame
where it belongs. EDIToR.)
Glover.
Mrs. H.Hopkins and son are visiting
friends in this vicinity.-C. A. Davis
is home for brief vacation. BIE
Rev. R. Chrystie preached his fare
well discourse yesterday and he leaves
here to-day. His many friends regret
his departure.
We record the death of Franklin
French, for many years a resident of
tbic t0wp He Nuos 90 bp,,acA ,,vr;,rl,t
man, and much esteemed in the com
munity.
The friends here and in Barton will
be panied to learn of the death of Ag-
gle ingalls,, which occurred March %.
She leaves a husband and two chill
dren to mourn her loss.
Holland.
Merton Lackey has bought the Ham
ilton place for 50, 800.
Hollis Wheeler expects to move to
West Fitchburgh, Mass.
John Judd and Gary Heath are off
on canvassing expedition.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Elliott, very
aged people, are sick with grip.
Irasburgh.
w. F. Brewster is running his mill
day and night.
Sullivan Clough has bought the
James Stiles farm of Taplin, Rowell
& Co.
Adna Sheperd has gone to Troy. N.
Y, to work for the American Bell
Co.
Annual meeting of Central Lodge,
No. 81, T & A. M. for the election of
officers will be held in Masonic Hall,
Tuesday eve, April II. All
members of the order are requested