Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-15

Stephen Burrows is repairing the house
i which he purchased of Nellie Burrows.
Warren Leland has bought Mrs. Mary
| (Colley) Kennerson's place. Price, S315.
West Charleston.
VIM. Nelson has bought new Monarch
evaporator.
Several in this vicinity are suffering with
the pinkeye.
Mrs. Clarence Wheeler, who has been i'll
for some time, is slowly recovering.
Miss Hattie Flanders is having her usual
success as teacher. She has p pupils.
Erwin Wiley and Bernie Bracket have
been visiting friends in Stuartstown, NH.
May Parlin is home from Warren, N. H.,
caring for her mother who is sick with the
grip.
Mrs. A. w. Lyon is at Westmore caring
for the family of her son, Fred, who are
/ quite sick.
/ Rev. M. Holman was called to Maine
last Thursday by telegram announcing
the sudden death of his mother.
Miss Luvia Hamilton of Newport has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Mary Hin
man. - Mrs. Una Wiley is spending a
few days with friends in Derby. = Mrs.
Bert Owen of Barton is stopping a few
/ days at G. w. Hamilton's. = Frank Fred
and Harley Wheeler, all spent Sunday,
Feb. %, with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wheeler.
Coventry.
Lillian Goodnough is home because of
sickness.
Eliza Parker has arrived home from New
Hampshire.
Luther and Marion Guild have gone to
Northfield.
Edward Gardner has taken the Curtis
Calhoun farm and moved on to the same.
Mrs. Pliny Webster and daughter of
Barton, visited at George SyIvester's over
Sunday.
We1earn that Mrs. lola (Badger) Bart
lett is dangerously sick with typhoid fever
at her home in Jay.
Elk. Gray, who recently buried his wife,
sold his stock at auction, last Saturday;
cows averaged about $27 apiece
Freeman Metcalf has been confined to
the house with sickness for the past four
weeks. = Mrs. Theo. st. James is much
better. = Mrs. Salmon Nye has been sick.
There will be Christian Endeavour So
cial next Friday eve, in the Cong. vestry.
There will be crazy supper followed by
an entertainment given by the Singles
Family. All cordially invited.
CraftsDury.
A boy baby at s. Cages.
Most of the sick in this vicinity are i'm
proving.
Mary Daniels is at home from New
Hampshire.
E. Boardman and wife spent last week
inMorrisville.
Wis Rollins has finished work here and
returned to Greensboro.
Mr.. Stone of Eden, and Dr. Hill of Low
ell spent Sunday in town.
Winnie Williams has returned to Barton
Landing to begin her school.
C. II. Anderson and e. S. Stratton are so
as to be at their place of business again.
Charles Conant has rented James Gala
gher's sugar place of eleven hundred trees.
The village school building is to be re-
paired and improved by the addition of a
new room.
Amasa Scott's funeral was held at the
house Sunday, March z, Rev. o. NJ. Bout
we'll officiating.
Mrs. Maud Warren of Wolcott is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Henry King.-Mr. and
Mrs Ed. Boardman are home from Nor
risville.
Minnie Chase has been engaged to teach
the higher department of the village
school, and Rose Smith the primary de-
partment.
Joseph Scott, superintendent of the
Mass Reformatory, Caroline Scott of Shir-
ley, Mass, and Daniel Scott of Johnson
were in town to attend Amasa Scotts flu
neral
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Thompson have
returned to their home in Greensboro
Tia Patterson is home from Albany. - Mr..
and Mrs. Will Laid were in town over
Sunday. = Mrs. James Libby is visiting in
Enosburgh.
No. Craftsbury.
last week.
! The Earnest Workers met with Mrs.
DEMO last Saturday.
Several from here attended the conven-
! tion at Barton Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. @. Dawson of Newport
visited friends here last week.
! West Derby.
| Mrs. Hannah Rogers is little better.
! Sam Colt has opened blacksmith shop
! in the Hammond shop.
Bert Heath is home from Boston; Lena
] Heath is visiting an aunt in Waterford.