Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11

week with her grandparents in GLOW
er.
The box party Tuesday night was
not the success financially that was
expected. Truly ''the laborer is worthy
of his hire" Let the people open
their hearts and their pocket books
also and do what is right.
Holland.
Geo. Wheeler is recovering from his
sickness.
Last week Fl. r. Marsh made "a lbs.
of butter in four days from eleven
COWS.
John Horns two daughters, one in
| Newport, one in Mass, are i'll, also
Mrs. Horn.
Wilbur Webb has returned to Fitch
burgh, Mass, after having spent
about three months here.
Eugene Gray has finished his lum-
Der job. = The CaswelI mill is shut
down for want of logs in the yard.
Last Thursday Geo. Wilder hauled
on to Holland Pond, a distance of three
miles, 1888 feet Of twelve feet logs,
with one span of horses. The man
who scaled the logs looked wilder
than Wilder himself when he saw the
load.
Irasburgn.
There is some talk of moving the
post Office.
Mrs. DIR. Newton is visiting her par
ents in East Hardwick.
Mrs. G. w. Wheeler has been quite
sick. Mr.. Wheeler is better.
Rev. L. Dodd exchanged desks with
Rev. A. S. Cameron.
Henry Ranger has moved to the
Cotton block. Mrs. Ranger is slowly
improving.
Richard Shepard and son, who have
bought the M. Cowles farm, have now
taken possession.
E. A. Wheeler spent Sunday with
his brother, CIV. Wheeler, in Boston.
Eva Dodd is visiting at Lyndonville.
Ed. Walker has returned from N.
H. and will work for J. E. Tetrault in
The Epworth League will hold a
match and single social at M. E. yes
try, Tuesday evening, the 18th inst.
Cake and coffee will be served. A
cordial invitation extended.
Pastor Austin will deliver an illus
trated lecture at M. E. church, Friday
evening. This will be followed by an
exhibition of pictures. A prospect of
an Interesting and pleasant evenings
entertainment.
Lowell
Mrs. Ross Kinsley is quite sick.
The Lowell dramatic club played
"The Turn of the Tide" Friday eve,
Isl inst, and went to Eden Thursday
the 7th inst.
Morgan.
Wallace Armstrong has received
legacy of $4,000.
Among the sick are Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. GRAY and Mrs. Otis Moulton.
Parties are running a road machine
on Seymour lake to scrape off place
for testing the speed of trotting
horses.
Edith Bartlett is spending a few
days with her aunt, Mrs. Cobb.-Alice
Gray is home from Newport, and Cora
Gray is coming home.
Jennie Heath is at work for Charles
Clark of Derby; Rena Heath is learn
ing the dress making business at West
Derby. - May Armstrong has gone to
Maiden, Mass, to work in boarding
house. = Walter Wilson and wife are
at work for Frank Hamblet.
Morgan Center
Mrs. Grove fell in her house and
broke her right wrist bone in two
places.
r. Maplesden has returned from
Derby where he has been at work
through the winter. At present,
while attending to severe cold, he is
stopping with his daughter, Mrs. D.A.
Elliott.
VIM. E. Gilman, Of whose sickness
mention has been made through the
MONITOR, died Friday night after
long sickness. The deceased was 70
years old. He leaves four SONS and
two daughters and many friends to
mourn his loss.
Newport.
Dr. @. F. Branch has been confined
to the house with the grip.
III. L. Daley has purchased house
hoc,