Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-04


butte a number from this place have
ended the annual run of suckers at Bar
Landing, returning with fish by the
Fhel.
very pleasant social gathering was
d at Edison Kinney's Saturday eve, Apr.
the occasion being 21st birthday of his
y, Frank.
'he reception to the newly installed
mister, Rev. G. w. Robinson, was held
L. B. Gelo's last Wednesdays with good
endance. Mr.. Robinson is pleasant
ing man and will, no doubt, give good
fsfaction.
The Ladies' Aid society was entertained
Mr.. and Mrs. Edison Kinney last Friday
N. Quite a concourse of young people
re also present. Hulled corn and milk
5 served to about sixty-five persons,
quet was INDUCED in and the day was
sed with huge bonfire; altogether it
most enjoyable time.
|1arket day has been again resumed, the
tter buyer making his debut on Friday,
DC uSIS SdCh I110oJ oil oo1hAuOls
/ III. Adams of Eden has also begun to
i calves and hogs and is patronized lib
bly,. Our farmers wonder that they can
b no young cattle, but it is no wonder
Rsidering the fact that they sell all their
YES three days old and older.
bryan.
Fettie Cobb is home from Barton.
Henry Gee is running the engine in
INK Aliens mill.
|chool commences to-day in Dist. No. 1,
b Miss Fuller, teacher.
|olon Gray has moved into the house
1t he recently bought at the Corner.
1rs. VIM. Cobb has gone to Manchester,
H., to care for her daughter, Mrs. An
Buck.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Twombly of
irleston have been visiting their daugh-
Mrs. Elmer Orcott.
Jews have been received of the birth of
pm to Mr.and Mrs. Frank Buck of Man
'ster, n. H.
organ Center
girl baby ct Ernest Nichols.
he ice went out of the lake the 28th ult.
oe Gilman has gone to Island Pond to
rk.
: j. Curtis of Enosburgh Falls visited
Itives in town last week.
gorge Wilder has moved into the Healy
I'll, L.
tbs house and will work tor Elmer
chelder.
wpOrt.
ev. ]. C.Langford of Coventry preached
he Cong. church, April 18th.
7. III. jerks has purchased of III. r.
wers his tenement house on Raymond
nue..
J. M. Spear has gone to housekeeping in
:. Thayer's house on Third St.-W. j.
ldall has moved over the store he for
ly occupied.
harles Brown is clerking for True &
Young has closed her
kship for Lane & Davis. Her place is
d by Winnie Blount.
evils Lamond is building on F. NJ. |
rman's vacant lot on Main St., which
be used by his daughter for millin-
store until better place can be secur-
RS. James Kinnie and daughter are Wis 4
g in Concord, n. H.-Rev. w. G. Som
lie and wife have been visiting at The
Illus CIRCUITS the past week Mrs. Fades
gone to Boston and Newton, Mass, on
d. Walworth, a former citi-
is in town on a visit.
wpOrt Center.
Inn Wiley has moved from the Sleep
ouse into the Frizzell house, and Mr..
don has moved into the Sleeper house.
1gene Whipple has bought Julius Will
s farm in district No.12.-O. M. Giffin
let his farm in the north part of New
to a Mr.. Watson.-U. A. Harris has
d the Asa Harris place for year and
take immediate possession.
usa Blake has been engaged to teach
spring term of school in district No.
nd Carrie LaFoe from Wheelock in No.
Flora Kilby has returned to Whining
to resume teaching. Mary Marvin of
emont, y. H, has been engaged to
h school in the higher department in
village Rev. Mr.. Dark has returned
T. H., where he is attending school.
rth Troy.
ne cornet band are in fine shape this
ng as was shown by very fine open
concert.
ri. d. Morrill, was called to Swanton
week ON account of the serious illness
is father.
rs. John w. Currier of North Troy died
'oston last Monday, April 9th, and was
led in Newbury cemetery on Wednes-
Mrs. Currier was the daughter of
n E. Chamberlin, who was for many
s the most prominent farmer, business
and democratic politician in New
Y. About thirty years ago she married
Currier and soon afterwards moved to
tn Troy, where Mr.. Currier was heavi-