Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-18

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Attorney desired 10 postpone d
further hearing, after some eviden
had been given, till such time as
contents of the stomach had been q
amined by chemists, and the heari
was put over till March %. The 4
spondents were held under a bail
81 900 each, Mrs. Holloway obtaini
bail. We hear of no new develo
reported TO have said that they fou
Holloway i'm apparently robust heal
and in condition that indicated On
he had a great aversion to soap al
water.
West Glover.
Three young men recently joind
the Cong. church.
Mrs. John A. Uric, who has bed
sick for some weeks, is improving.
Mrs. Armour Anderson went
Newport last week to be treated
DIR. Sproule.
ID. Calderwood is making prepars
tions to build house the coming SUM
mer on his farm, known as the ROD
ert Mitchell place.
Miss Sadie Drew of Irasburgh
working for j. Il. Cook, and Miss Sarl
born of Danville for III. Lewis.-Ml
and Mrs. James Calderwood haI
hired out to E. @. Baker for year.
Greensboro.
E. w. Bailey has hired out TO VII
liam Spier for the season.
Mrs. r.. A. Richie is sick with hear
trouble. DIR. Kinney is in attendance
Edward Hallowell is moving ON q
the farm recently purchased by l.. A
Jackson.
Quite a number of sugar maker
have bought the Grimm evaporator
and are setting them i'm this spring.
Jessie Sabin, aged "a years, walke'
down into Washington counry, a dis
tance of % miles, aud came back tn
next day.
w. s. Calderwood, a former resi-
dent of this town, and owner of tn
Caspian Lake Hotel, wishes TO sci
the same, land calls attention TO his ad
The school board elected ID. Q. East
man, chairman; Fred Goodrich, clerk
Meetings will be held the first Mon
day in each month for the transaction
of all school business.
The Sons of Temperance will giv'
an entertainment at Hazen hall OF
Friday evening of this week, consist
ing of music, speaking and other exer
cises. At the close a sugar party viii
be held at the home OF Mr.. D.B. Hun
ter.
Holland.
S. G. Pinney has let his sugar place
to E. A. Boothman.
Geo. III. Judd has rented Thomas
Watson's place for one year.
Fred Stone and wife have gone "a
West Fitchburg, Mass, TO remain a
year.
Caswell & Son have shut dowr
their mill, and loafers are more plenty
than dollars.
James Boothman has returned from
Berlin, N. H.. where he has been
visiting his sons.
Will Osgood and wife have gone to
Barton Landing, where he has a job
in the bobbin factory.
Mr.. Trucott has rented Raymond's
place for one year, and Hugh Flynn
has rented James Flynn's place.
w. Trucott has lost three horses
the present winter. A few like him
would solve the question i'm regard to
surplus horses.
Theodore Bullet has moved away,
owing more than he could pay. lie
tried to pay, but ran behind, and then
he ran across the Line.
Clarence Keller has moved TO
Canada, where he has taken farm.
Mike Morley will move from Barn
ston, Pc. into the house vacated by
Clarence Keller, and will drive
team for Caswell * Son.-Wilber
Wallace moves on to the Pinney farm,
and A. j. Applebee will move into the
house vacated by Wallace.-James
Flynn will move into the II. A. Bryant
house, and IL. A. Bryant will take
Flynn's place in the boarding house.
There will be donation visit at the
NJ. E.parsonage, Wednesday afternoon
Mar. 20. All cordially invited.
David Carter has moved TO the
Newport town farm, which he will
carry on the coming year.
A meeting of the stewards and lead