Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-18

have been made in the depot. The
building has been moved across the
track, a good waiting room and freight
room have been made, and also n tel
egraph office. iona. !. Parker Is sta
ton agent. He has employed man
to do telegraphing for the present and
it looks like business about the sta
ton. This is quite n crossing place
for trains,and the telegraph Office will
be of great convenience TO the rail-
road, as it will to the community.
CraftsburV.
The steam mill has shut down for
short time.
The Wooden factory is shut down
for want of water.
H. w. Stevens comes out with n
matched pair of horses.
Geo. Goss has bought farm i'm VOL
colt and has moved there.
Geo. Wheeler has rented his farm to
his brother Charles for a year.
James Anderson has gone to Boston
to visit his wife who is in a hospital
Albro Larrabee has gone to Green's
boro Bend to work for Mr.. Pope In
the tin shop.
Miss Sadie Lyons school I'm Dist.
No. 1, closed Thursday night with an
exhibition.
Mrs. James Paddock, who has been
quite sick is better; also Mrs. Graham
is on the gain.
There was a Valentine party held
at the Academy hall Wednesday eve.
1t was enjoyed by all present.
James Gallagher and j. j. Gallagher
have bought the Harvey farm and
James will move there soon.
Flint Post held sociable at Q. @.
Robbins and all report a very pleas
ant time. There were about thirty
present.
There will be a camp fire gathering
of the Flint Post at the town hall, on
the evening of Feb. 22d. All are cor
daily invited.
There will DO a donation visit for
Rev. w. +. Allen at the vestry Of the
M. E. church on Tuesday evening,
Feb. 26. Everybody is invited.
Charles Anderson Is visiting I'm
Franklin County. - Nellie Paddleford
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Kier, has returned to Whitman,
Mass
The Farmers club have decided not
to build creamery at present, but
have chosen a new board OF direct
ors: Amory Dawson, Frank Glidden,
Alex. Calderwood, who have hired of
Ben Shannon his creamery and It's
equipments for a year, taking posses
sion March 1st.
Derby.
Mrs. Dell (Hildreth) Gardner is on
the gain.
H. N. McClenthan went TO Johnson
last week, peddling.
George Wilson is getting out timber
for a new barn the coming season.
Oscar Davis is mnch better and ex-
poets to remain where he is this year.
Last Thursday Mrs. Ed. Dwiies frac-
tured and dislocated her ankle Joint.
Nelson Stevens will move from the
Johnson house to Mrs. Heath's tene-
ment.
Mr.. Longeway vacates Mrs. Alma
Heath's tenement and will move to
Newport.
Nathan Nichols has hired TO II. p.
Blake for year and has moved into
the Mrs. Powers house.
The Cooperative Creamery associa-
ton has purchased of +. /. Marvin his
creamery in this village.
Fred Wilson has returned from New
York after short visit at home. His
brother, Herbert, is to go there soon.
Myron A. Adams has been very sick
the past week with enteritis, but is
thought to be improving at this time.
At a recent test made by Mai,
CIRCUITS creameryman, IL was found
20 take only 1873 lbs. of milk to make
one pound of butter.
Last Monday Mamie, younges
laughter of Frank Greenwood, died
Of scarlet fever at the home of her sis
,er in Concord, N. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Farr OF Island
Pond visited at Rev. Clarlx's last week.
Miss Helen Allbee of st. Johnsbury
s visiting friends i'm town.
A good number gathered at the M.
:. vestry last Wednesday evening
When pleasant evening was spent,