Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-04-24

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Elias Wright.
There will be social at the Chapel
Friday evening.
John Nelson left on his usual spring
trip through p. @. last Friday.
Orrin Sias, night clerk at the New
port House, is taking a vacation at
home.
Mrs Emma Nixon! is enjoying
visit from her son and his family of
Boston, Mass.
1t is rumored that Harrison Darling
has bought the Darling boarding house
of Frank Mitchell.
Mrs Ella Preston has let the job of
building house on the lot next to
her, to Elder Mcclure.
Mr.. Allchurch is to move to Barton,
where his daughters are at work in
the Peerless factory.
Johnson has purchased one IF the
Mcclure houses and moved in.-Ed.
Woodland has moved into G. E.Green's
tenement.
Elder Lombard has sold a lot be-
! tween his house and the church to
Mr. Vaughn, who will build the COM
ing season.
Miss Georgia Durham has been
spending few days in Sherbrooke.-
Miss Jennie Dane has gone to Lowell,
Mass, on visit.
To1, hn fYs0v
here three weeks ago to his farm in
Bolton, P. O., died Monday, the 18th,
leaving widow and eight children,
one but a few weeks old.
Emma Hunt, wife of Arthur Gut
tier, living on the Lake road, died
Thursday night after very short ill
ness. She leaves a husband and
eight brothers and sisters to mourn
her loss Services at house Sunday.
Glover.
w. @. Leonard is home from Chicago
for short visit.
John P Uric burned up his evapo-
rator few days since.
Charles Lawrence has his mill re-
paired and commenced saving.
Mr.. Stephen Lord from West Dover
is visiting at his daughters, Mrs. John
Salmon.
Flave Lapete has finished his lum-
Der job and his men have gone back |
to Canada.
We learn that Frank Taylor has
L l. or %~PI
VIM. McNeal. nsa
John Crosier and wife are moving |
into their new home; he is going to
work for Aldrich three days in week.
Hayden Whitney is very fortunate
in passing the required examination
in the school of Pharmacy in Boston
We congratulate him in his success.
About fifty invited guests, the band
included, spent very pleasant even
ing the 22nd, at the sugar camp aof |
Chaplin Leonard; hot sugar, crackers
and poached eggs were served in album
dance. q
West Glover.
Miss Bertha Ross from Waterford
has been visiting here.
Ellsworth Beach is on the sick list
Mrs. Almira Squires is very low
John Jerome moves into the house
formerly owned by Quartus Graves.
Miss Minnie Wylie teaches in
Greensboro where she taught last year.
Greensboro.
E. O. Randall is in market for new
goods.
Rev. G. L. Guild goes this week to
Enosburgh VT, and to Mass. for few
weeks vacation.
Shipments this week were as fol-
lows: trunks of butter 100, crates 10;
cases Of eggs 10. Price Of butter % to
"a cents, eggs Is cents.
New rooms are being finished to
accommodate the increased number
of summer boarders that have applied
and are expected this summer.
Holland.
Herbert Pinney, former resident
of this town but now of Fitch Bay,
P. O., is in town visiting his many
friends. = L. r. Tabor of Kansas, who
has been in town visiting friends, has
returned to his home. He was resi-
dent of this town many years.
George Morse and his mother have
gone to Sutton. - Clarence Smith has
returned from the numbering swamp.
where he has worked the past winter.
He was badly hurt by a log rolling back
on to him, but he is coming out all