Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-13
Holland.

Mass, is in town on business.
Geo. Mosher will sell all his per
sonal property at auction next Thurs
day.
Ella Stone, who has been absen
about three years, is in town visitlni
friends.
Geo. Ross has lost his Job a
Caswell & Sons mill. Cause too mucl
"tangle foot"
Henry Moulton and family hay,
moved to Canaan, where they vii
remain year or more.
VIM. Smith has sold % acres OF land
to A. A. Rumery for $3.50 and
gives immediate possession.
j. S. Woodward has decided his
farm To his son Foster, and a MrV
Davis from Derby, and has boughd
the Dudley Davis farm OF Walter
Judd.
Irasburgh.
Miss Eva Brown has returned from|
Massachusetts.
;. Stanford went 20 Malone, MY. j
on business last week.
Mr.. e. A. Wheeler of Boston, spent
Sunday with his brother, @. WI
VIII eeler.
The Cong. Ladies' Aid will hold
their annual meeting at the church
vestry, Friday afternoon. Supper
as usual.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. F. Drenan went TO
Hardwick last week for few days
stay. Mr.. Drenan has leased the IL.
b. Hill farm.
The Ladies' Aid will meet I'm the M.
e. vestry on Thursday afternoon. All
invited. Quarterly conference Fri
day, at ga. m. Quarterly meeting
next Sunday.
George w. Russell has received
notice of his appointment as post
master, and is moving into the court
house. His commission is expected
soon, when he will assume the man
agement Of the Office.
We are pleased TO hear of the con-
tinued success of DIR. l.. Il. Brewster,
a former resident of this town. lie IN
now practicing dentistry with DIR. j.
H. Daley, member of the faculty OF
the Boston Dental College. DIR. Brews-
ter is a demonstrator i'm clinical dem
tistry in the college.
Morgan.
The ere amery started May sth un-
der the supervision Of Fred Allen.
Solon Gray has taken Otis Moul-
toms job as local agent for sewing
machines.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Bartlett OF Is
land Pond has been visiting his sister,
Mrs. Lucy Ann Wilcox.
One of the pleasant events OF the
week was the marriage OF Miss Alice
Gray, to Lincoln Campbell of Brown
ington. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hutchinson OF
Newport spent Sunday IN town.
Mabel and Nettie Cobb made their
parents a flying visit.-Mr. and Mrs.
M. L. Calkins were i'm town recently.
Mr.. Barup has moved from the ELI
Flanders farm to Holland.-W VIII Mack
has rented and moved on TO the Flan-
ders farm.-Frank Terren has moved
to Derby.-Maurice Burbank has NOV
ed into rooms vacated by Frank Ter
rem.
Mrs. E.A. George has returned from
New York.
Helen Blunt has gone TO work In
Gilman & Co.'s store.
The annual drill of the Newport RI
fles will be held June 18th.
Ed. Drew has moved into T.. l.. Ira
cy's tenement on Prospect 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Noyes have gone
to Portland, Maine, on a visit.
A young child OF r.. S. Mooney died
last Tuesday of spinal meningitis.
Ernest Allbee of Derby has rented
the Caswell shop on Eastern avenue.
Claude Wright has improved I'm
health and is back at work for o. n.
Green again.
j. f. Holbrook and family have re-
turned to town and.think of locating
here in business.
Fred Rivers of Claremont, N. H.,
former resident here, spent a few
lays in town on business.
Z. A. Bowley and bride have gone
10 housekeeping i'm Lorimer a. Mac
iairmid's block on Coventry street.
Il. III. Grice has closed his clerlSship
o. Gilman q, 90 nnl MIL l.nrrnI a..