Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-04-13

Rev. Mr.. Guild occupied the Me. pulpl
April 18th, in the absence Of the pastor.
Miss Bertha Batten is working for j
Lumsden for a short time. Mrs. Lumsder
is gaining slowly.
Holland.
f. G. Moulton has sold the Thompson
place for 500.
j. Boothman end VIM. Smith are both
reported very i'll.
c. Pomeroy sold ten of his COWS for $500
A very good price.
Jared Sykes, who has been sick for sew
eral weeks, is improving.
Fred Stone and Clarence Smith have re-
turned from Jay, where they numbered
during the winter.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. S. Stanford is gaining slowly.
The Cong. Ladies' Aid Society will meet
at their church vestry next Friday after
noon.
DR.. WILDER A. Reynolds Of Dorchester,
Mass, made a flying visit TO this town
last week.
Teachers have been engaged for an
schools except the intermediate depart
ment at the village.
Owing to the lateness OF the season and
condition OF the roads, schools will not
begin until April 9th, unless notice TO the
contrary is given before the goth.
Lowell
Chas. Ufford Of Barton made a business
frfy, tbrouob THE ,aIo1a roe.ptI.F
Everyone with a sugar place Is busy just
now. Although the season Is late IL look
as if fair amount would be made.
A letter from Clyde Farman i'm Kansas,
reports the grass up and trees budded.
while it is very warm and pleasant. Can
not be that there is as much snow there as
in Lowell.
Our community is saddened by the death
of Nellie Collins, daughter Of James Col
Inns. She had been a great sufferer from
consumption, but was reported Of late as
being little better. She was very bright
young lady and much loved by all her as
sociates. The stricken family have the
sympathy Of all in the loss Of an only
daughter.
Morgan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hamblet OF Derby
are in town.
Mr.. A. Kidder fell from his sugar house
recently and sprained his ankle.
Solcn Gray, who has been 20 Wolcott on
a business trip, has returned home.
Bertha Hutchinson, who has been visit
ing at E. Peavey's, has returned to New
port.
Annie Litchfeld Is spending a few days
with her parents.-Wm. Gee is home from
the lumber woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Brooks went to New
port recently to attend the funeral of
Eugene Leavens.
Mrs. A. NJ. Gray is entertaining the
mumps. Norman Brown Is suffering with
a severe attack of rheumatism.-M Hat
tie Cheney is on the sick list.
Ina Rood has recently completed a quilt
containing 1850 pieces, which she began
when but nine years of age. Wish that
more Of our young girls would show the
same perseverance.
Samuel Bean died Tuesday, April 9TH
Mr.. Bean was a member Of the NJ. r..
church, a man of strict probity, very
punctual i'm all duties, strictly honest and
reliable i'm all business affairs and highly
by all. He leaves wife The
funeral was held at the house, Rev. y.
Marvin officiating.
Morgan Center
Several in this vicinity are suffering with
hard colds.
The Kings Daughters win meet with
Mrs J. ii. Gilmore, Wednesday afternoon,
the 18th.
A. A. Burroughs and family have moved
from the logging camp where Mr.. Bur-.
-oughs has been at work this winter.
The school in No. win begin the 27th,
With Miss Maud Person, teacher. No.
viii commence May 9TH, with Miss Lillian
Ames, teacher.
About twenty persons met at the homo
IF Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Batcholder, Friday
,vening, the 3D., and enjoyed a social visit.
We're served, after w hich the
'oung people played games I'm past the
midnight hour.
Newport.
The Baptist Sunday school convention
will be held here June and 3.
Mrs. +. F. Gibbs and daughter Helen
lave gone to Laconia, y. IT,, 10 live.
Rev. G. L. Fay will be here for two weeks
o occupy the Cong. pulpit as candidate
G. q. Goodrich has sold his tenement
ouse on Second 81. to Charles Hibbard
or $500.
Newport Colored Aristocracy and Hank
White, minstrel, will appear at Lanes op-
ra hall Friday eve.
Rev. A. l.. Cooper is attending confer
nee at Barre. There was no service az M.