Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-04-27

ter, n. II. He expects to go to Loon LAX
N. ", the first of May.
CARD.-We wish to thank all those WI
so kindly aided us i'm the sickness, deaf
and burial OF our beloved husband an
father, MRS. +. =. BEACH,
MIR. AND Mrs. A. NJ. BEACH
Greensboro Bend.
silas Holloway is working in Batcho
der's mill.
Miss Laura Duval spent Sunday wit
friends in st. Johnsbury.
1t has come, we thought il would. w
are glad that it Is Harmless"
Mrs. Ella Burlington, who has bee
spending the winter here, has returned
Boston.
Chas. Sternberg and wife are TO NOV
on to Mr.. Howard's farm, having leased
for one year.
Rev. Mr.. Morrow arrived I'm town Fri
day evening and supplied the pulpit OF th|
NJ. f. church last Sunday. He preacheI
an interesting sermon from Number
xxxiii SO.
Greensboro.
Pliny Rogers has gone to N. II. lookin
for a summers job.
Mr.. McLaren has his stock OF logs cut
and his mill is shut down.
The stove peddlers have struck this loI
cality and are having some success.
Mrs. ID. c. Eastman is very sick wit
heart trouble and her recovery is doubtful
The roads are in a very bad condition
this spring. Too much economy Is somel
times expensive.
short crop of sugar. Nothing but Re-
publican times will bring the naples d
their former conditions.
Mrs. c. w. Wiley, who went from hero
to r. l. last fall, has been very sick of late
She is coming here as soon as she is able.
The Spier Bros. have commenced on
their new barn, Alex Calderwood superin-
tending the work. II will be a big one
about so by 12O feet on the ground.
Irasburgh.
John Carpenter is clerking for c. w,
Wheeler.
Cong. Ladies' Aid Society meets at the
vestry Friday afternoon.
New sidewalk I'm front of Colton's block.
This example viii do to follow.
John Provoncha has bought the Willard
Barry house near the grist-mill
Jos. Tetrault has come and is pptting his
cheese factory in readiness.
The Misses Grace Cotton and Ethel Drew
visited Mrs. Fred Lothrop at Wells River
last week.
Howard Towle made short visit here
last week and Mrs. Towle returned with
him to Kingston, n. II.
Schools begin the1 spring term this
morning with the following corps Of teach
ers: Morrill, Hill, Percy Templeton; Bur
ton Hill, Hattie l.. Austin; Brighton, Kate
Barry; Kidder Dist, Fannie Dodd; Ware
Dist, Gertrude Leonard; village, high
school, Edward J.. Nye; intermediate,
Frank L. Thompson; primary, Helen l..
Thompson.
On Friday last man from Coventry,
named Clark, called at the town agent's
forliquo r, which Mr.. Howard refused 60
let him have. He apparently started 10 20
away, but stepped in at a rear door and
stole keg OF brandy and placed Il I'm his
wagon. The loss was discovered before he
left the yard and he was ordered 10 stop.
but drove rapidly of toward Albany. Of
hcer Post was put on his track and Mr..
Tenney of Albany notified by telephone,
intercepting the man near Albany Center.
Clark was arraigned before Justice Church
on Saturday and bound up to the county
court.
Jay.
Rolly Titus and Roy Percy have gone to
Franklin Falls, n. II.
Paine finished drawing and dressing the
Gilpin logs last.week.
Lowell
Alfred Cover is taking care OF Clarence
Dodge during his illness.
r.. F. Winchester has taken up his resi-
dence in the Andrew Cello house.
The creamery has again resumed bust
ness, with every prospect OF busy season.
Miss Blanche Watson, formerly of this
place, but now OF New Haven, Conn, is
visiting at w. T.. Curtis.
Arthur Morton has returned from
Bloomington, where he has been at work
for the past seven weeks.
Clarence Dodge, who was reported last
week as suffering from the grip, IN now
down with typhoid pneumonia, but al
present is reported out of danger. His lit
tie daughter is also sick with lung fever.
Efforts are being made TO prevent the
playing of baseball i'm the street I'm front OF
the post-ofiice. The boys consider II an
ON the rights OF an American
citizen, but the rule will probably be en-
forced nevertheless.
The schools i'm town viii commence May
It'll. The village school viii be In charge