Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-01

rooLHS III MRS. Smiths hOuSe.-AuStln
Wiley Will move into Mrs. Trips
house on Maple st.
The schools began last Monday with
an attendance of one hundred and
forty five pupils and the same teach
ers as last term.
HI. w. Buchanan started Thursday
morning to begin his seasons work
as travelling salesman for the Crystal
Spring Bottling Co.
Mr.. JENNIE, principal of the Enos-
burgh Falls high school, gave an en-
tertainment at hotel hall last Monday
evening, consisting of lecture and
stereopticon views of the Worlds
Fair. 1t was very interesting and
we'll attended.
John Rowen, at work at the Chan
der saw mill, was caught by rolling
logs and had his leg broken below the
knee. He was attended by Drs. Wright
and Ranney and at present is doing
as we'll as could be expected. 1t is
very unfortunate accident as he has
an invalid wife and four small chill
dren dependent on his daily earnings.
South Barton.
H. w. Downing has 40 sheep and 80
lambs.
Willie Holton and Ed. Stanley have
| gone to Littleton, N. H., to work.
Geo. Wheeleris expected home from
L. l.,
horses which were used in numbering.
Frank Kimball, section boss, has
been hard sick with grip.-Mrs. Frank
Duke has been having grip and is hard
sick at this writing. Frank goes back
on to the R. R. to work this week, if
his wife is better.
Albany.
A. Frasier has purchased the Geo.
Bill house.
Rev. A. S. Cameron spent last week
in Guildhall.-Lilla Campbell has re-
turned from Burke.-Mrs. WI. Camp
bell is visiting at her fathers.
Geo. j. Kelley, as will be seen by
his advertisements, is making a spec
ialty of life and fire insurance, having
the agency for several companies, and
the people in this vicinity will do we'll
to consult him on insurance matters.
Bloomington.
James Cole makes the first maple
sugar.
Lucius Lund has moved to his ia
theirs.
E. Wells has snapped farms with
Herbert Gray.
VIM. Huntoon of Victory visited his
brother, Jerome, last week, purchas-
ing, while here, a good colt of A. E.
Denison.
David Philbrick died last Monday,
after an illness of six days. OF his
eight children, four were present at
the funeral, which was held at Samuel
MaxwelFs, Rev. G.. H. Wright official
ing.
III. N. Pickle will put in cheese fac
tory at the village, which will be
ready to run about May LIST. He has
employed Mr.. Vincent as cheese
maker which will insure a good quail
ty of cheese.
West Charleston.
Kate Bruce has returned to Barton
for few weeks.
Leon Smith was knocked down by
team and considerably hurt Wednes-
day evening, the 9th.
Edwin Spencer and Mrs. Bette A.
Collins were married at Albany March
9th by w. R. Collins.
At the hard times social at Ruiter's
Will Hildreth took the prize for the
most poverty stricken costume.
Mr.. Horn has moved from L. Hid
reth's house to Morgan.-F Smith
and family have taken rooms in j. G.
Parlin's house.
Parties from Barton have recently
purchased the water privilege known
as Plunkett Falls, and 10 acres of land
with it, paying 800 for the same.
Geo. and. Harry Lyman from New
port have been spending several days
with friends here.-Miss Clara McFar-
lane of Barton is visiting at l.. r. Fos
ter's.
Harry Ruiter had the misfortune
while at work the 29th, to step on
large nail driving it clear through his
foot. DR.. Human was called to dress |
the wound.
1t is general time of sickness. That |
unwelcome fellow, the grip, has just
got around to visit the people here,
and it looks as though he did not in