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

nny Chamberlin of Potion is Wis
here.
ennis Ford has rented his farm to
N # warts.
he Paine mill has started up; the
r stock department has several
loads ordered.
A. Chase was in town Tuesday;
I. A. Chases have rented their SUI
place to H. Ovitt. = John jerks
rented a tenement in B. F. Paine's
" Sc, and j. Sails has rented the Ell.
r farm.
NJ. Wakeman is recovering from
injury to his leg. = Mrs. E. @.
cy is suffering from bad sprain in
wrist. = Ida Recor is being treat
by DR.. Sproule for consumption of
blood.
well
Miller has moved to III. G..
wn's house.
Iiss Libbie Thornton is quite sick,
is thought to be improving.
Guild will be at L. r. Williams
NJ day morning, the 22d, to buy butter.
|Ir. Edwin Decker of Fairfax has
we'd into the Sawyer house. He
ends to buy a place in the spring.
the young dramatic club played
urn of the Tide" at South Troy last
day evening, and will play the
|ne here March p for the Ladies'
b, which will give an oyster supper
er the play.
bryan.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. L. Cobb, of Island
nd, were in town recently, visiting.
Mir. and Mrs. E. r. Flanders of
! rby Ctr. spent the most of last
! eek with their many friends in this
bee.
The grip has struck Morgan, pros
Rting Orrin Taylor, Clarence Ewins,
mes Cox, VIM. Farr, III. A. Bartlett,
id w. III. Calkins.-Mrs. Cyrus ALL
e, who has been sick for some time,
mains about the same.
Organ Center
A. j. Curtis and wife, of Franklin
unity, visited at Leon Burroughs
st week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Beden are on
e sick ist.-Mrs. 1. @. Cargill is
sick.
The Kings Daughters will meet
tn Mrs. S. F. Stearns, Wednesday
the Goth inst.
Elder M. Hastings of Barnston, P.Q.,
sisted by Evangelist F. Fairbanks
Dixville, P. Q. have been holding
ceilings here the past week, with
results. Owing to the inter
t manifested, they will continue the
eetings from Tuesday evening, the
Ia inst, until the following Sunday.
| are cordially invited.
A CARD.-We desire, through the
lumns of the MONITOR to express
r heartfelt thanks to the neighbors
d friends who kindly assisted us
ring the sickness, death and burial
our beloved father.
T. G. w. GILMAN,
j. A. GILMAN,
B. L. GILMAN,
Mrs. FRANCIS HILL,
owpOrt.
Il. Screen and Anna Green attend
the musical convention at Albany.
Fred Wheeler has moved into A. G.
tenement on Coventry
Will Green has graduated at bust
IS college in Boston and returned
me.
Fred Sisco has moved from the Gill
IN block to a tenement on Central
'eet.
?. P. Gates has engaged as travelling
esman for the D. w. Moir Granite
mpany.
J. F. Ranney is making prepare
ms to build new house on the site
the one he now lives in.
Henry Neelans has moved his fami-
to Derby Line, where he is running
ruit and confectionery store.
The play, "Evangeline," given at
mes Opera hall, Tuesday night, was
success. A good number from out of
wn were present.
F. @. Blunt and wife have gone to
.shua and Boston on a visit.-Mr. and
IS. F. J. Campbell have returned
I'm their visit to New York.
James Clark is home from Ames-
ry, Mass, where he spent the past
inter-. Olds is home from
xtons River, where he is atte nding
lool.
Claus Olandt, Jr., spoke in Masonic
II to over 200 men; he has met with
L. l.