Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-08

H. L. Osgood has finished logging and
moved out of the woods.
Hollis Stone fell from his sled one day
last week, dislocating his shoulder
G. C. Boynton is quite sicx.-Alice
Moulton is able to be out again.
j. p. Osgood, who has been visiting re-
latives in town, has returned to his home
in Manchester, N. II.
G. r. Caswell expects to start his mill in
few days. He has about three million
feet of logs to saw out
j. A. Bradford was kicked on the knee
by a horse last Thursday; this is likely to
lay him up for some time. Jim has one
thing to comfort him, he does not own
the horse
Lowell.
Charles Steward is on the gain.
The sphinx eye'' is prevalent here.
Geo. Curtis is home from Montpelier
seminary for the vacation.
| r. F. Winchester's family were all sick
with grip at one time last week.
A little child of Edgar snyders was
quite badly scalded by falling Into buck
| CT OF not wafer the other day.
| Rev. L. p. Atwood has moved to West
| field. Many regret his departure and think
it mistake that he was allowed to leave
us.
Will Shortsleeves is smiling these days.
1t is a boy Will says he has two pairs
which will beat any three of kind in
town.
No reason why Lowell farmers should
not raise big crops this year as no less than
eight men here are to handle phosphates of
different kinds.
Silsby's mill has been short of help the
past week on account of sickness among
the employees. One day seven men failed
to report for duty.
Harry Wellman and Homer Perkins
have returned to Derby academy for the
spring term.-Miss Eva Kinney is attend
ing school at Derby.
Town meeting is over; to say that it pass
ed quietly would be stretching the truth.
1t is to be hoped that before another year
means will be taken to do away with the
hoodlum gang that made so much un-
necessary disturbance last Tuesday.
Morgan.
Roy Cheney has rented L. p. Brooks
farm.
Myron Brainard of Lowell, Mass, has
been visiting relatives here.
Ina Rood is home from Derby, and will
spend the spring months with her parents.
Aunt Adeline Cobb is in very poor
health. She is stopping at the home of
her nephew, Geo. Cobb.
Ernest Brainard is visiting his sisters in
Newport.-Myrtie Gray is attending the
spring term of school at Derby Center
Miss Lulu Lord arrived home from N.
Dakota March LIST, to attend the funeral
of her mother, which was held at the
house Monday, j. p. Marvin officiating.
Morgan Center
Annie Gray of Browington is visiting in
town.
Joel Goodsell has returned to his work
in Haverhill, Mass.
The local talent here will produce the
play ''The New Woman" at school house
hall, Tuesday evening, to conclude with
the farce GA First-class Hotel.
Business was rushed through at town
meeting; less than two hours being
quired to do the work. But few chang
es were made. Chester Goodsell was re-
elected road commissioner by unani-
nous vote, which speaks well for him.
Newport.
Town meeting passed off with but little
excitement.
j. A. Lorimer has moved into the Flint |
house on Main st.
U. G. Vance has gone to Boston to be
treated for deafness.
Matte Clement has been visiting in AL
bany and Hardwick the past week.
d. M. Shepley has returned from a visit
ing trip to Boston and vicinity.
Fred Pelky has moved his shoe shop
and will now be found at his home on
Coventry st.
Rev. G. e. Fay has returned from his va
cation and occupied the pulpit at the
Cong. church yesterday.
DR.. Abel Brown celebrated his 93rd
birthday last Monday by having several of
his friends dine with him.
Memphremagog Grange received twelve
into their lodge last Wednesday
evening. 1t is in fiourishing condition.
H. H. Caswen has purchased of j. T.
Shepley his lot on Eastern avenue and in
tends to build house another season.
One can see in True & Blanchard Co.'S.
show window, an illustration of both 1.-THE
old land new way of sugar making in
Vermont.
The ladies of the Methodist church fur
nished dinner to large number on town
meeting day, and enriched their treasures
by quite sum.