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

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Henry E. Harris has closed his work for
the B. & M. R. r. Co. at the freight depot
and gone to North Troy to look after Mrs.
III. c. Wilson's estate.
Mrs. II. S. Cummings has returned from
a visit in New Hampshire and Massachu-
setts.-Mrs s. G. Bean has returned from
her trip to the West where she has spent
the winter.
Morgan.
Geo. Calkins is sick with the grip.
Ina Rood is to teach the school in Dist.
No. 1.
Harry Griffin will work for VIM. Cobb
the coming season.-Geo. Bullock is at
work for s. E. Gray.-Fred Cox is at work
for Fred Stone.
Herbert Burroughs has hired out to VIII
Leavens, and moved his family into one
part of his house.-Win Farr has moved
into the house vacated by Burroughs
Morgan Center
Mrs A. j. Calxins is on the sick list
Joseph Gilman is at home from Maine
Norman Wheeler has gone TO Pike Sta
ton, N H. to work.
John Cargill has bought the Curtis place
and taken possession.-Chandler Horn has
moved into the Sawyer house.-L. IL.
Wheeler has moved into the house he re-
Gently bought of j. A. Gray.-John Grove
has leasedI. Cargill's farm and has taken
possession.
Little Mile Elliott, who has been suf-
fering with a rheumatic trouble, was sud-
n
piled to the afflicted parts scattering the
pain which soon attacked her in the vi
cinity of her heart, and for a time it was
thought she could not live, but she is bet
ter now.
Newport Center
Mrs. Baxter Bowman, who has been very
low with pneumonia, is now on the gain.
Harry Sears of Morrisville who has been
visiting his uncle, j. w. Merrett, has re-
turned to his home.
Clarence Perkins of Boston, Mass, came
home the 18th inst to attend the funeral of
his father, d. ]. Perkins.
Marshall Hardy and Jacob Clapper have
moved on to the Calhoune farm.
Rev. John Vance has closed his labors
with the F. B. church, and Rev. Thurs
ton from Underhill has been engaged to
take his place.
The NJ. E. society gave hulled corn
supper in the G. A. r.. hall the 18th inst,
and a good time was enjoyed by all. The
receipts of the evening were $15.
The town Sabbath School held a con-
vention here last Wednesday in the NJ. E.
onn6 attendance
notwithstanding the snow storm.
Troy.
Mildred Houston of Richford is visiting
in town. e
There was slight earthquake felt here
last Wednesday at 9:15 p. m. "a
Thomas Doyle has bought the place oc-
cupied by Mr.. Tibbetts and will take pos
session soon.
Winnie Scott will teach school in the
Davis district.-Bertha Eaton and Nellie
Lauren teach at he village.
Wednesday and Thursday there was q
fall of fourteen inches of snow, and now
the sap flows freely and the sugar makers
are very busy. ao SKA
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Alfred Atwood is home from the Uni
versity of Vermont on a vacation.
Three persons joined the Congregation
al church yesterday by letter.
Eliza Miller has returned from Boston,
Miss Stephenson of Lowell is stopping al
Hiram Miller's.
The engine and machinery in the Ben
ware wheelwright shop has been sold and
moved out of town.
Anna H. Conner has been engaged to
teach the higher department of the village
school. She is expected to arrive here
April 10.
Mrs. N. Root is at Newport caring
for her father.-Mrs. James Mar
tin, who came here to attend her fathers
funeral, has returned to Manchester, n. IL
Albert R. Wakeman is sick.-A. II. Hoyt
is out again.-Mrs. E. M. Brown is i'm
proving.-Timothy Deblois, who has beer
very sick in Montgomery, has 50 far re-
covere as TO return home.
The Epworth League gave a social In
the hall Wednesday evening. After sup
per had been served the company engaged
in the book hunt; the first prize, which
was.a copy of Lucia, was awarded Maudt
Miller.
4Fe<tmOre.
Rufus Green is here from Laconia.
S. w. Cole and wife of Island Pond have
been stopping at ] r. Lyons the past week
Some of our people who have been a.
work in the Fitzgerald bobbin mill at Is
land Pond are at home, as there was nc
work there for them.
Fred and Eugene Lyon have sold theil
farm to A. w. Lyon. = M. E. Calkins has
hired Mrs. E. G. Hunts farm and will take