Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-06

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Irasburgh.
The road machines started tn
morning.
E. B. Hill and Samuel Lord are bot
quite sick.
Mrs. Henry Ranger has move
back to the farm.
Basile LaJennesse is again doin
business at his old stand.
The town is reshingling the covere
bridge above Chandler's mill.
Ralph Howard went to Springfield
Mass, last week, on business.
Rev. M rs. Granger has 80 far rd
covered as to be to able to come
Irasburgh.
Mrs. Almeda Lee has returned fror
Waltham, Mass, and is stopping wit
her son Herbert.
Adna Pike, who has been running
hotel at Greensboro Bend, has move
back into b. G.. Pixies house.
ID. Carpenter has returned from
Cambridge, after several months alb
sence, and will make Irasburgh hi
home this summer.
DIR. L. E. Brewster Of Boston made
us flying visit Saturday.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. w. Schofield of Lyndonvilld
made Mrs. Schofeld's parents a short
visit last week.
Mrs. Fred Hancock died last Wed
nes6ay, after an illness OF but three
days. The cause is supposed TO be
result of the grip, which left her with
a sore in her head. She leaves hus
band, a nine months old son and
a large circle of relatives TO mourn
her loss. They have the sympathy of
the entire community.
Lowell
Carrie Knox has gone home.
Rev. Mr.. Gregory has commenced
his labors here.
Will Coolidge has gone away to
WOrK III Une Ice business.
Clarence Dodge and family have
come from the far west to live with
his father, A. j. Dodge.
Morgan.
A boy baby at Homer Twombly's.
The ice went out of the lake the 3rd.
j. Williams and son are saving out
their stock of logs.
John Waterman & Son have 40
head of cattle on their farm.
l.. III. Wheeler has secured work at
Pike Station and will move there next
week.
Clarence Elliott has gone into the
meat business and will run meat
cart this summer.
The State fish warden was i'm town
recently, helping to expend the money
of the State on the fish business.
Fred Blake has rented what is
known as the Healey House OF Mrs.
VIM. Barrager and will take imme-
date possession.
j. A. Gray has moved back from
West Charleston. His son Burnie has
leased his farm in Charleston and will
work at home this summer.
Parties have been in town picking
up COWS and other cattle. 1t begins
to look as though the cattle business
would be worth something ere long.
More bicycles than ever before.
Mrs. Fades has gone to Boston on
visit.
Mrs. j. @. Dawson has been on the
sick list for a few days past.
j. w. Redmond has been TO HYDE
Park to attend county court, where
he tried several cases.
Walter Bridges has opened bicy-
Gle repair shop under Homer Thrash
er's store, Roots block.
John l.. and Nellie Cowen are re-
joicing over the twin boys that ar
rived and applied for care, April 2s.
@. f. Ranney is preparing for the
erection of a fine residence on the
corner of Main and Bayview streets.
N. L. Foster and wife went to Iras-
burgh Saturday to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. Fosters sister, Mrs. j. F.Han-
cock.
@. w. Morse has closed his work as
oookkeeper for Blake & Sons, and
Mr.. Foster of Island Pond takes his
place.
j. II. Aiken. after working for II