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

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Ladies' Aid meet at the church. Thurs
day May 18th, in the P. NJ, and respectfully
request the gentlemen to meet there to
plant trees around the church, and OBJ
serve Arbor Day.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
ST. j OhnSbury.
Mrs. A. L. Johnson is quite ill.
Mrs. John Morency is seriously ill.
Miss Grace Chalmers has gone to Rye
gate, where she is teaching school.
Mrs. Jennie Solomon has moved from
Geo. Gray's residence on Spring St., into
Mrs. Smiths house on Charles St., back of
the Fairbanks museum.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Smith of Barre are
spending few days in town.-Mrs. Daniel
Bartlett of New Boston, n. H., has been
visiting her sister, w. A. Little, the past
few days.
West Burke.
Eva Gilman teaches on the North Ridge,
in Sutton.
Frank Drown has gone to Compton, N.
H., where he has work.
Mass, for few weeks.
Mrs. Phebe Farr has moved from Mrs.
HartwelPs tenement to Burke Hollow.
Mrs. Wright of Morrisville, who is in
poor health, is visiting her son, Rev. G. FL.
Wright.
John Donahue is doing quite job on
his house, raising the roof and otherwise
improving it.
Mr.. Dutton has broken up housekeeping
and Mrs. Elva Carr has moved into the
house he vacated.
N.Way and wife have returned from Port
land, Me-, where they have been spending
the winter with their son, DIR. Geo. Way.
Last Tuesday, the house of Theodore
King at the Hollow took fire from the
burning out of chimney and was burned
to the ground Part of the furniture was
saved. 't A.iA ssi-f = 80
Village schools commence Monday, May
9Th, with Miss Jennie Trefren in the high
er department and Miss Mabel Smith in
the primary. Alice Varney returns to SUIT
ton Corner and Rosa Cummings to Dan
vile.
One day last week, little son of one OF
Watches blacksmiths, fell from the bridge
into the current and went nearly to the
dam before being recovered. When taken
out he was unconscious, but by prompt
action he soon revived.
Sheffield. @ ~ '7lA .
A. J. Roberts is building barn.
Mrs. Fanny Adams is visiting relatives
in Glover.
John Powers has learned of the death of |
his sister in Elmore.
j. Mcdowell is repairing the bad |
places in the roads through the town.
The Ladies' Aid will hold their next So
cable with Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Gray, Fri
day afternoon, May Sth. An invitation is
to ALL
VIII o'clock
Mrs. J. C. Nelson went to Manchester,
n. III.
N. D. Sawyer is to work on his barn
frame.
Harry Squires and family stopped in
town over Sunday,
Mrs. Baxter from Lyndon was here last
week, visiting at Fred Hoffman's.
Spring work has commenced in earnest.
Ground is in fine condition to work.
Fred Barber is out and casting his eyes
toward the brook; no doubt Fred would
like trout for his dinner.
Ina Hart teaches in No. 3, Alice Darling
in NO..6, Miss HatOn in No. 2, G.. Buckly
in No. 5, and Mrs. Cool in No. 10.
Alice Kelley has returned home from ST.
Johnsbury.- Abbie Taylor has re-
turned from HardWick, and will enter the
village school as teacher today.-Miss Car
RE Streeter has returned from Boston, and
is stopping with her sister, Mrs. Fred
The Stanstead Journal appears in
new and enlarged makeup, with a new
dress on the home printed pages.
The paper is largely in plate mat