Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-03-26

very sick at present writing - Mrs.
w. III. Phillips is no better
West Glover.
John Thornton, who has been In thd
employ of w. NJ. Aldrich the pasd
year, has gone TO work i'm the cream
cry at Sheffield Henry Skinner ia
now working for Mr.. Aldrich.
We are sorry to note that S. MI
Skinner, who has been sick a lond
time, is failing. - Oliver Barber re
turned to Boston last week, much i'm
proved in health.-Mrs. @. S. CoolxI
who had n shock, has been removed
to her home and remains about thd
same.
Greensboro.
Miss Cora Allen of Craftsburv ha
been engaged TO teach in the villagJ
district
Bryce and VIM. Young are reported
a little better.-Wm. Arthur Is sicI
with bilious fever.
Q. w. Wiley is home from Provi
dence, r. J., and his wife Is very sic
with grip. He says the times are ver
hard in Providence.
Some persons have made about
pound OF sugar TO tree and thin
the sugar season is about half done
while others were taken by surpris
and have only got their sugar place
tapped.
f. @. Chaffee has commenced wor
in the harness shop formerly oceu
pied by William Butler. Most OF Ga
stock was purchased by Allen Spie
of Glover, but part OF the stock an
all Of the tools were bought for MI
Chaffee and he will try to repair YOU
harness or shoes, il you will give mir
a chance.
Holland.
Geo. Brown was recently in tow
on visit.
WE. Boothman has gone to Evans
vile, where he has job saving shin
gle for Harvey Foster.
A. A. Rumery, Mrs. Benjamin ia
and James Judd are thought TO D
convalescing from illness.
Johnathan Bryant is filling up tb
store known as the Tice store. IL
hoped that he may be successful
the enterprise.
VIM. Parlin has moved on TO On
Graves place and l.. A. Wheeler, wi
has been on the farm the last tw
years, has moved to his own plac
j. A. Bradford, who Is running
good store in the north part OF tl
town, sold about two thousand do
lars worth of goods during the mon
of January and February.
Theodore" Mr.. Caswell's ex-e eng
neer, says he knows from what qua
ter that bullet came that struck
his house, Mar. %, and he intends
keep it as a sort of heirloom.
On account of the storm very I'D
attended the donation for Elder II
Dor on Friday evening, but tho
that were present seemed TO emil
themselves, and Mr.. Tabor and fan
ly wish to thank the friends for tho
visit and for the presents received
Your correspondent notes the IA
that the doings of the administratid
and the result of the "changeu
making republicans. If the doings
the last few months will not produ
conversions, there must be har
ness of heart that nothing can effet
lFasburgsl.
Miss Eunice Wheeler has gone
Georgia, VI, to care for an aged aul
Easter was observed at bo
churches yesterday by appropria
exercises.
George Lee has been engaged
teach the highest department Of 3
village school.
The Misses Hattie Austin and Isal
Phelps are home from Merlden, N.
The latters returns i'm few days.
The Young Ladies' Mission Ba
will meet at Mrs. Geo. Russolps s;
urday afternoon, March 81, at T.
o'clock.
Mrs. ". G. jameson is home aga
having spent the winter with
daughter, Mrs T.. Q. Baker, 40 W.
Glover.
Coupon Bonds and Jumto )
were very acceptably presented
Court House hall last Tuesday eve
ing by home talent. Net procee
S32.44.
The Misses May and Marie BED
clerk are home FOR short vacatid