Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30
Morgan Center

LII Wheeler has leased the Ma
TJsesden farm of j. sA.tGray, for i've
years and has taken possession.
Wilmer Elliott has rented his place
10 Mrs. A. G. Sawyer and he will 60
TO -McIndoes Falls to work. : Mrs.
Griffin moves into the Bush house.
Theseveral schools in town COM
rz1ence to-day. Miss Lila Adams OF
Coventry will teach at the Center,
slaud Persons in Dist. No. 6, and En-
ma Cargill on the Plain.
>ewpOrt.
O.S. Dane has returned from bus
mess trip to Boston.
This i, the weather that starts our
ice man, F. P. Davis, with his new
cart.
Rev. A. L. Cooper is welcomed back
FROM the M. E confercnce for another
year.
Mrs. G. B. Keller of Morrisville is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. L. j..
Ptelps.
The ,Gilmans have put in line OF
carpets in addition to their other large
stock of goods
e. w. Trow, an aged citizen, suffer-
ed another shock last week, but Is I'M
proving at present.
VIM. Ryans is having an addition
gssRM on to his house, 26x4O, two sto-
res. J. R. Huse is the builder.
Hamilton Fl. Green has gone on to
the road as salesman for the Globe
Manufacturing Co. of Richford, VT.
e w. Langmaid is in town for few
laws. He intends to take his family to
Jamaica Plains the first of the week.
" H. s. Whitcomb of Burlington,
tate manager for the Standard Lie
ND Accident Insurance Co., spent
Srlfiav in town in the interest of the
company.
Mrs ). N. Magoon has been in town
listing friends.-Mrs- nj. Q. GrandY
|f Burlington is stopping at her par
uty q. G.. Miller.-Mr5. Fla. Win
low of Boston is visiting her broth
FL. and Sherman Campbell.
Az the special town meeting, called
Lpril 81, it was voted to exempt from
kxafion FL. III. Caswell's door, SASH
I'd blind factory and lot, situated on
astern Avenue, for the term of five
ears, providing it does not lay Idle
ear at any one time.
The great event of the current week
the gentlemen's snpper,a to be CIV
at the Gong. church Friday even
. May 4. Upwards of 12O men have
rzled their dollar, and an elaborate
PIPER, all mems doings, is to outdo
. ladies Gf possible). Lots of fun
81 q Rhode Island fish chowder is In
aspect.
IRE upnual village meeting, Satur-
" evening, was we'll attended and a
Cd deal of business done. An cleo
Z fire alarm of new pattern was
igredi, new 81 de walks on streets that
at present destitute, a modern
rinkler cart for the streets, thor
gh survey of the Derby pond water
stem and the general routine bust
IS A tax of 25 cents covers it all.
village with all the modern I'M
rvenents, no debt and small taxes
certainly a desirable place to live.
new trustees are E. B. True, L. Z.
Ie, G. N. Brady, S. Lane and r.
ne
es6field.
RS. Sarah Wilcox has returned from
in
Huaes Shilletto, who was severely
red while working at the fire, is
rowing.
Tinslow sFarman delivered one
Is popular lectures at Richmond
sunday evening.
agineer Woodward, thrown out of
10y by the burning of the steam
has moved to Troy.
te large steam saw and grist- mill,
nging to Hon. n. G. Hoyt,was de-
we'd by fire, including large lot
lwed lumber, April %. The fire
discovered at 7 O'Clock, the help
ng gone to their homes, and not
ficient number present to do
hing toward saving mill or ma
ery. Later, some help rallied and
iderable lumber was saved. The
IS estimated at $4,000, the lnsur-
being only $1,000. Adelbert
ia was in company with Judge
iu the lumber business and suf-
his share in the loss.
fmore.