Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-15

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! Lewis g. Stevens factory.
| 1t is with sadness that we note the
death of Mrs. Mary (Scott) Clark,
who died at her home in Laconia,
N. H., last Wednesday of dropsy and
heart disease. She was the widow of
! the late Silas Clark of this town, where
| she spent the earlier part of her life,
and she will be remembered as a
kind hearted, cheerful and ambitious
lady. Since Mr.. Clark's death she
has spent most of the time in Laconia,
where she made many friends. She
leaves a son and one daughter.
Greensboro.
Isabel Lang has been appointed
superintendent of schools.
J. E. Cook has shipped horse to
Geo. N. Drury, at Stoughton, Mass.
We are sorry to hear that Landlord
Townsend intends to leave us the 1st
of May. He has kept the best hotel
we have ever had here. He has Sc
cured JOHN Manchester, N. Fl.
Holland.
Henry Tice has finished his lumber
ing job and has left camp.
Our pastor Rev. F. T. Baxendale
has gone to Waterbury, to attend the
M. e. conference.
G.. H. Tice is about starting up his
mill for the season, having got in a
good stock of lumber, Caswell & Son
will soon start up their mill also.
We are glad to know, that N. w.
Gray and family, who have been sick
for a number of days are now improv-
ing, also Mrs. Robbie Tice is better.
Irasburgh.
The river is high, the ice is out, and
the log drivers are now busy.
John Provoncha has moved from
Swanzey, N. H., into E. L. Chandeliers
house near the grist mill.
Miss Fannie Dodd is going to Bar
ton Landing to learn the millinery
business of Miss Clement.
Mr.. III. G.. Niles has moved from the
town farm to his own farm at New
port Center. The towns interests
have been we'll cared for under Mr..
and Mrs. Niles administration, and it
is hoped that their Successors, Mr..
and Mrs. Amos Wilcox, may prove
equally efficient.
All Irasburg schools will begin the
spring term of ten weeks, April 22d.
The teachers will be the same as last
term with the following exceptions:
Miss Clara Barrows will teach in the
Brighton district, Miss Eva Dodd on
Burton Hill, and Arthur CIough on
Morrill, Hill.
Lowell
Mrs. Harlow Potter has broken
arm.
William Parker has moved into the
Metcalf house.
Elmer E. Batchum has taken to
himself a better half. ..
VIM. Thornton lost a finger while
saving in the tub shop.
The third town meeting of the |
season passed off very quietly.
James Collins has let the home farm
to Willie and intends moving to the
Alger place.
Morgan.
Bert Farr has gone to New York to
work in the ice business.
w. E. Person of Charleston has
taken the Andrew Wilson farm.
Mrs. o. Moulton has so far recover
ed that her mother, Mrs. Kathern, has
home.
Charles, and Curtis Allbee, from
New York, and Mrs. Julia (Allbee)
Barker from N. H., are in town.
Ben Williams was married to Edna
Smith of Island Pond, recently. Sew
eral from this place attended the
wedding.
M. Burbank has lost valuable COW.
w. M. Taylor had his herd of COWS
lehorned recently.-O. p. Wilcox had
/ good horse seized, for under valua-
ion,
Mrs. VIM. Ealey of Charleston, is
lere caring for her sister, Mrs. E. n
Holmes. Mrs. E. Byam, and Mrs. II. !
lutting from Lowell, Mass, are here !
% assist in caring for their mother,
Mrs. Cyrus Allbee.
Morgan Center :
A. o. Elliott has started his saw :
Mill.
III. @. Persons is at home from Low