Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-04-05


Conner and Trumpass will commence
April II.
WestmOre.
Joseph Buskey has moved to Charleston.
Chas. Atkins has a new U. S. separator.
Sam Potter's son is home from Hoosick
Falls
A. w. LYON has moved on to his farm
for the summer.
CALEDONIA COUNTY,
West Burke.
Mrs. Harley Powers is failing.
Miss Laura Ball is staying awhile at w.
Bundy's.
Mrs. Theron Bell at the Hollow has gone
to Whitefield on a visit.
a few have tapped their trees and are
getting sap quite fast
Mrs. Ida GoodeIl goes to Boston this
week for her spring millinery.
A Mr.. Sias has moved on to M. Bartlett's
farm, and Mr.. Bartlett will board with
them.
Mrs. Arthur Fogg has class in paint
ing that meets Tuesdays at Mrs. DR.. Dick
erman's.
Arthur ChappeII of East Charleston, Wis
tied his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Chap
pell, last we'll.
l.. w. Green has moved on to Mrs. Mar
tina Fogg's farm on the North ridge and
will carry it on this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Deane have gone to
Glover to stay with their daughter, Mrs.
Mcclellan, through sugaring.
is at Harley Powers for week or two to
help care for her aunt, Mrs Powers.
E.P. Smith of Burlington University
was here last week to attend the golden
wedding of his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Powers.
DIR. Ward Noyes has hired Mrs. Damon's
house, and with his mother has moved in
tice of medicine here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Powers celebrated
their golden wedding last Tuesday. A
goodly number were present and some val
liable presents were received.
The Epworth League will hold sugar
A good literary program will be provided.
All are cordially invited. Admission 10 cts.
r. Solomon has gone to New York to
purchase his spring and summer stock of
goods. When he returns his daughter,
Miss Rose Solomon, will come home with
him.
A petition is in circulation for w. c..
So
other candidates, who are all worthy men.
and it will probably rest with the people
to say who their post master shall be for
the next four years
Lyndon.
Roy Wilcomb is out again after weeks
confinement with the grip.
George Smith spent Monday in Boston,
]. S. Tompson tending for him at the rail-
road station.
Quite a number of young ladies from
this place willattend the teachers exami-
nations at Lyndonville Friday and Satur-
day.
William Dowland, while moving a large
safe for G. ]. Trefren to West Burke, met
with quite an accident above the Centre
by his horses becoming frightened and
tipping him and the safe into the road.
breaking one of his ribs and otherwise in
juring so as to lay him up for while.
The annual school meeting of Lyndon
academy and graded school took place at
the school building Tuesday evening,
March 80, and the following officers were
elected: Moderator, j. M. Weeks; clerk,
w I'll. Richardson; treasurer, s. S. Mat
tocks; collector, G.. P. Ide; auditors, II. H.
Frye, 1. 81. Hall, III. F. Phillips; commit
tee for three years, w. G. Blake, w. N.
Hubbard Voted to have So weeks of school
and to raise go cents dollar, or So cents
if paid before October 1st, to defray the
expense of the same.
Hardwick.
Mrs. Susan Smith is seriously ill.
Otis Arnold left for the West last week.
Mrs F. " Pierce arrived home Monday
night.
1t is said that four new houses will be
built on Spring street this summer
L. S. Ford and Walter Jones are carry
ing on the big sugar orchard of g. W..
Bridgman's.
About 200 new volumes of new books are