Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-03-30

he 9th, but owing to the amount of
adjourned till more favorable time.
gan.
hi Elliott continues to fail.
Kings Daughters will meet with
j. A. Gray, Wed. April 1st.
3. Burroughs is recovering from the
of fall received while at work in
foods.
). Albert Stevens of Island Pond Wis
ber parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm
ms, last week.
hieI Mosher of Coaticook, P. O., has
j. A. Grays ''Maplesden" farm to
on for a term of years.
Mcnamara has secured position as
N E. L. Chambers mill at Barton
ing. He will begin in his labor,
9Th.
w. R. c. will meet at the residence
RS. A. J. Calkins, Wednesday after
April Sth.
cal talent of this place will produce
llay ''Under the Laurels," to conclude
Iaughable farce at school house hall
tuesday evening, March 31st. A small
tssion fee will be charged. The pro-
+ to go for charitable purposes.
hsford Griffin died Saturday morning
after lingering and painful sick
He leaves a wife and six children,
bther relatives to mourn, for whom
b sympathy is expressed. The funeral
held the following Monday, Elder
ings officiating.
EpOrt.
B. Sias has moved on to Chas. Moul-
B farm.
rs. E. A. Stewart has gone to Boston
fsit her daughter.
! dge F. E. Alfred has been confined to
house the last week with grip.
o. Levens, clerk for True & Blanchard,
! nv sick with pneumonia.
|arence Richmond, Will Bean and E.E.
er are from Burlington school.
! bert Farman of Westfeld is reading
in the office of Cook & Redmond.
hion Fast Day services will be held at
Baptist church, Friday eve, at 1880.
ev. w. B. Hagar of Maine will preach
|ong. church March % and April 9Th.
H. Hill, principal of the high school,
bending his vacation at his home in
'tol.
r. Martin, the ocuIist, Will again pro-
, his stay in town until April ID. An
sual demand upon his services neces-
S the above, and is good evidence that
work is appreciated.
rs. Emery Stewart has returned from
nd Pond, where she has been for sew
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Hob
Miss Ruth Colby is home from East
lpton, Mass, for vacation.
uck & Moore have been moving to their
DRY, bought of Fl. III. Caswe1 on East
Avenue. When they get settled they
have much larger and more conven-
factory than before, and will increase
r business.
D.. B. Collins has returned from his tray
through the country in comedy troupe
will make his home in this village.
ing the last two years he has-vlslted
~ state in the Union and nearly all the
.e cities. and has had large experience
matters connected with the stage. He is
aged in a restaurant here, but can be
aged to teach amateurs or to assist in
rs, where needed.
farewell reception was held at Cong.
rch parlor last Monday evening for
,. and Mrs. E. A. George. Deacon c. T.
lney presided. Remarks were made by
ophiIus Grout, Rev. r. L. Olds and P.
ARIEL Music was furnished by Misses
dsay and Barnes. Miss Batchelder pre-
d at the piano. Refreshments were
ed. The large attendance showed the
b esteem Mr.. and Mrs. George are held
heir own church, and the community.
" took the 1920 train for their new
I of labor in Conn.,, with the best Of
hes of their many friends.
wport Center
ertha Stickney is at home from the
ntpelier school.
[ajor Rollins, who has been laid up with
for some time past, is able to
out again.
harles Briggs has moved his family on
lis farm, but he will continue to work
his trade as blacksmith at Newport
age.
few days since, as Peter Connell, Esq,
driving along on good road for some
reason his sleigh capsized,
ng Peter and his better half out into
snow. Peter says he was dragged sew
rods by the reins, but with good grit
good reins the colt was stopped. But
witnesses say that the colt left him in
snow and after going short distance
oped of his own accord, probably by
1ping on the reins, and Mrs. Connell
forward and took him by the bit and
I him until Peter pulled himself to-
her and went to her assistance. We
lk it case that grand juror ought to
< into. Com.
eStfieId.
he directors of the town library have
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