Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-01


business.
Ezra Peavey has moved to East
Brighton and is at work for S. D.Hob
son & Son.
Chas. Canning with family have re-
turned faom Stowe, where Mr.. Can
ming has been doing big logging job.
&c. Streeter has closed his labor
with j. S. Sweeney as clerk in his
store, and Bert Stevens takes Street.
er's place.
Miss Ina Allbee Of Brighton has been
spending the past week with relatives
in town.-Will Blodgett of Newport
visited his parents last week.
Miss Cora Bruce Of Burke is visiting
her sister, Mrs. E. O. Streeter.-Na-
thaniel Lord of So. Barton was in town
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Noyes
of Landau, N. H., have been visiting
at Don Allbee's.
Coventry
Alice Nc Kegg is learning the dress
makers trade of Mrs. Hanaford.
Mr.. VIM. Stevens has been confined
to the house several days with a lung
trouble.
DR.. Martin, the famous oculist, can
be consulted at the hotel in this place
April II, II and ID.
Frank Stevens and his daughter,
Hattie, from Berlin Falls, are visiting
at VIM. Stevens.
Mr.. Nelson Shepard, who has spent
the winter here with his sister, Mrs.
Gray, has returned to his home at
Milford, n. H.
Fred Bean has gone to Glover to
work in a creamery. - Wallace and
Cassius Allen went back to Nashua last
Wednesday. - Lillian Hancock has
gone to S. Troy to work for a Mr..
Powers.
CraftsburV.
Charlie Silver has hired out to Chas.
Wylie for the summer.
Joseph Gilbert has sold his farm to
Marshall Gilbert, his brother.
Gain Ainsworth has gone to Ell
more Pond to work in a saw-mill.
Mr.. Berry, a town pauper, recently
arrested for theft, has been liberated.
In the lawsuit, Jacobs VS.. Tolman,
the jury brought in for the defendant.
The name, Ulysses Grant, as all
Americans know, is sufficient unto
itself.
Mr.. Noodle supplied the pulpit of
Mr.. Harris in Greensboro, Sunday,
March "a.
N. B. Williams was called to n. H.,
by the sickness and death of his
brother.
At the III. u. Hartman auction sale
the property was bid off by James
Gallagher.
HE. Thayer will teach the higher,
Viola Allen the lower department of
the school.
T. NJ. Galligher's engine for his milk
separator has come, and his building
is nearly completed.
The young people gave Roland
Conant a surprise party that he knew
nothing about until it occurred.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. e. Wheeler, who
have been living in Greensboro, have
moved back to the Common.
site for a cheese and butter fac
tory has been selected, and it is ex-
pected that work will commence on
it's erection soon.
M. M. Marcy has hired the grist-
mill at Mill Village for year, where
he will be found with good stock of
feed at all times.
Rev. j. w. Harris, who has been
helping in the meetings, which are be-
ing held here, has returned to his
home in Greensboro.
Among some Of our business plants,
now in active operation, we mention
as among the busy ones, that of r. A.
Patterson, and that of z. r. Leonard.
Mrs. Chapman, for some time hard
sick, is slowly improving, and her
husband has returned home.-Chas.
A. Bridges is laid up with bad foot.
Whittemore & Miles butter box fac
tory is standing idle on account of
low water. They make nice five
pound box, lined with parchment.
They have the largest stock of logs
we have seen in this mill yard for a
good many years.
Derby.
The village school, No. 10, will COM
Apr. %.
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