Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-25

brn has rheumatism.
b.. Hall, road commissioner, has hir-
four heavy horses to run the road
achine.
Mrs. w. F. Hill of North Stratford
H, is stopping with parents, Mr..
bd Mrs. Alexander Carter.
The fifteenth marriage anniversary
Edwin Judd and wife was celebrat-
Mar. is by many friends. About
b in money and many other useful
Iings were left there as mementoes
the occasion.
Will Osgood, who moved to Barton
st week, awoke the next morning
M hid found his mother and mother in
W were not there, SO he packed up
I'D moved back, and is now happy
lce more under their parental care.
rasburgh.
e. B. Webster went to Boston last
nj eek.
Geo. A. Beede made US short visit
st week.
III Charles Sylvester has hired Horace
tory's farm. Now, Charles
Some of the Irasburg locals were
lislaid last week; hence their belated
appearance.
Charles McGoff has bought his ia
hers farm.-Albert Post has sold his
lace to W. H.Fisher for $500.
" The Mission Band of the M. E.
"hurch hold a missionary tea on
Thursday afternoon. There will be
\ bile of useful and fancy articles at the
lime. Cordial invitation extended.
The much talked of entertainment,
An Hour With Mother Goose y, will
lie given at Court House Hall Tuesday
vening, March 26th, by the Loyal
temperance Legion. This has been
Ia preparation for some time and
Promises to be worthy of all patron
Ice. Admission Is cents. Proceeds
Fill be used to defray the expenses of
|he Legion.
Under the head of " Orleans " and
Imong items credited to the MONITOR,
he Union in its issue of March 18th,
avs " The expense of Irasburg
chools for the past year was about
o percent of the grand list. Several
chools were unsatisfactory, and the
general opinion seems to be that so
percent ought to provide good
chools." The facts are that the fore
,oing did not appear in the MONITOR,
hat So, not 20 percent was the cost of
,ur schools, and the statement that
several schools were unsatisfactory"
5 not true. 1t would probably be
lifficult to find a school with which
omeone did not find fault. Public
opinion will bear out the superinten-
Ient's report that there had not been
poor school in town, and that most
# them had been excellent. We trust
hat the Union may see fit to correct
is mistake. THE Union appropriate
ID a Greensboro item and palmed it
IF on Irasburgh. Ed.
Mrs. o. w. Locke is visiting
Hover.
Fred Phillips has returned from
IcIndoes.
Mrs. H. Thompson very pleasantly
several young ladies at
Ter home, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Bell Mills, who has been stop
ling at her fathers, Austin Page,
lied of consumption yesterday after
loon. The family have the sympathy
# many friends.
Hon. E. P. Cotton is still quite seri-
usly off with his long standing all
Holman, for some time
Il, is better.-Mrs. Ralph Howard is
IN the sick lists. D. Holman has
'een on his back with grip and neu-
algia, but is slowly recovering.-S.
I. Howard Esq, who has been con-
ined to the house all winter with the
vhooping cough is able to be out
gain.
Lowell
Mrs. S. Cello is quite sick.
Mrs. DIR. Hill has returned home.
]. II. Silsby & Co. have their logs all
n.
G. w. Crafts has moved into the A.
1elo house.
Peter Laclair has sold out and gone
10 ST. Adams.
Walter Pope has rented Freeman
farm.
The drama netted the Ladies' Aid
society $500.
Miss. Blanche Watson has returned
% Montpelier to school.