Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-29

Rena Goodrich was called to woburn,
Mass, last week TO attend the funeral OF
her brother, Philos. He had been sick for
a long time and it was known that he
could not recover.
Our community was saddened to hear OF
the death Of Mrs L.. A. Jackson, who pass
ed away Tuesday noon. She had always
lived in this town and had a large circle OF
friends and acquaintances. A kind neigh
Dor, loving mother, and dutiful wife,
her loss will be deeply felt, not only I'm
her family but in the whole community.
She leaves a husband, one son and one
daughter.
/; Greensboro Bend.
Shepard Wheeler has moved into the
| Howard house.
Mrs. Frank Amsden has been sick for a
few days and Miss Mabel Esdon is helping
her.
Mrs. Adams, mother of Alva Adams, OF
this place, died after a short illness az the
home of c. p. Church. Her funeral was
held there Sunday afternoon.
The Dramatic Club gave their entertain
ment last week. The bad state OF the
roads kept away many who would other
wise have attended. The parts were well
executed and the performance was very
good indeed. stones orchestra furnished
good music. 'hl
Jay. " A"'
Mrs. j. Bartlett is improving.
Mr.. Paine's mill is running again.
VIM. Blaisdell's family are out OF town
for a short time.
Rolla Titus has come home from Frank
lin Falls, where he has been at work for
the last year.
j. Ross has gone TO Bakersfield to work
through sugaring .-Eben Bailey has NOV
ed to Newport Center.
Henry r.. Chamberlin has moved 10 Pot
ton, p Q.-Joseph Martin has moved into
the rooms vacated by Mr.. Chamberlin.
Mrs. L. M. Todd OF Barton Landing IN
staying with her daughter, Mrs. j. II.
Chase, for a few weexs.-A. Miller and
wife from Newport visited at Judge Cham
berlin's last week.
Lowell.
Fred Sheltra wears a very bread smile
these days. 1t is a bouncing boy.
Miss Agnes RounsavelIe has gone to
hosiery mandatory.
Willie Martin who has spent the winter
here and at Westheld. has returned 10 his
home in Worcester, Mass.
The Lowell Creamery starts up for the
season April 1st. An increase in the num-
Der of patrons is expected.
Joseph Labounty will soon rent his farm
and go to New York, where he has spent
several seasons in the ice business.
Homer Perkins was at home over Sun
day from Derby, accompanied by his
friend, Mr.. Carney. Eva Kinney has also
been home a few days.
Some farmers have tapped their sugar
places, but very little new sugar has yet
appeared. What has come to market saw
ors a little of the season OF 49,
b. IT. Woods, park commissioner, IN rails
ing funds to improve the appearance OF WI
the common at the corners. 1t is a worthy
object and no doubt he will be successful.
The snow storm last Wednesday was
probably the heaviest this year. Abou
eighteen inches of damp snow fell. Thi
will help those who have logs TO get TO tho
mill.
A. w. O'Brien, proprietor OF the south
end of the stage route has sold out TO LG
Miller. Lyman begins TO drive April LIST
and he says the II. s. mail will get through
now on time. We hope it will.
No services were held at the NJ. T.. churc
March 21st, owing TO the basement being
so full of water that It was impossible Y
build fire in the furnace. IL seems tna
in grading last fall, care was not taken 4
provide for a drain. hence the inundation mi
The teachers In town for tn spring terri
SO far as can be learned are as followss VII NM
lage, higher department, Ada Brown
westheld; primary, Bertha Dun ham, DisI
No. 3, Mabel Durivage; Dist. No. 6, Bell
Stannard Dist. No. 3, Alice Gilbert.
There is much sickness yet about town
Mrs. H. ID. Stannard is improving, Mrs
Hunt has been very sick and her danghtei
Mrs Charles Hutchins. OF North Troy
caring for her; Rufus Kinsley's peopI
were nearly all sick at one time, but ar
better now; r.. r. Winchester is still gain
ing.
The funeral OF Mrs. Catherine Burno wa
held Wednesday at Mrs. j, y, Power
where she has been living, The service
were conducted by Rev. VIM, Gauley an
the attendance was large. Mrs Burno wa
a sister of Charles and John Sawyer OF Oh
place, and had been a resident OF Oh
town for forty-two years.
Newport.
John Aiken and wife have returned fro'
Montreal.
Harry Gale of ST. Adams is stoppingwit
his parents for few days.