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

has new chair and fine case of mugs.
Chas- Twombly has bills out announc-
ing the sale, April 1st, of his hotel and
livery with several other things.
DIR. Comming is on the sick list.-Mrs.
Josiah Grout has recovered from her re-
cent illness.
Luther Woolley has moved from his
brothers farm to Newark. Henry Wool
ley will take charge of the place.
Marvin Moran made a lot of sugar last
Saturday, the first made in town. Mr..
Marvin has very early sugar orchard.
The play which was to have been given
in the hall last Thursday evening did not
materialize, and some were disappointed.
Chas. Clark and daughter have returned
home from Holland, where they have been
visiting at Judge Fletcher's.
Mrs. Charles Davis of Newport was
guest of Emma Wilson a few days last
week.-John Machany of Concord, N. H.,
is visiting in town.
Some one broke into the Highland
Creamery last Sunday and carried away a
small amount of butter. Bad business to
be in.
The promenade held at the Academy
hall last Friday evening was well attend
ed. All present seemed to have very
pleasant time.
M. Edwards is confined to the house.
Fred Reynolds, trainer at the Highland
Stock Farm, is slowly recovering from his
recent illness.-John Mitchell is gaining
very slowly.
Arthur Kimball, who has been work.
ing in the Derby Line post office for the
past year, has closed his labors and re-
turned home.-Harry Wellman, student
at the Academy, has returned to his home
in Lowell on account of illness.
West Derby.
Ike Longeway has refused 1915 for his
pair of gray horses.
Harvey Cousins went to New York last
week to run an ice-cart.
Rev. Jefferson of Whiteheld, n. H.,
preached at the F. B, church the 14th.
Roy Mott went to Manchester, N. H.,
Wednesday, where he has secured work.
Geo. Kelley of Newport has purchased
what is known as the "Moon" house on
Lake st.
Will Lahu has returned from the Boston
Hospital much improved.-Mrs E. III.
Wright is home from Richford.
Augustus Glines sold his team, house
hold goods, etc. at auction the Goth. AL
most everything sold at very low price.
Mrs. c. E. Green has been suffering much
l.
fortable.-Mrs. Hannah Rogers is slowly
recovering.
G. o. Grimes improves very SLOWLY from
the injuries received in falling on the ice
some weeks ago, and it is feared the spine
is permanently affected. - lu aelgat4
Mrs. Hopkins, an old resident of this
town, living with her daughter, Mrs. o. ID.
Parker, on Lake road, died the 18th of
pneumonia, burial the 10Th.
Milo Willard is moving back to his farm
in Potion, Que, renting his house here to |
Alden Sears.-E. A. Boothman and Geo.
Bowen have rented the tenements in Cults
block.
HI. Hancock is here from Mass. where
he has been stopping for his health Elias
Wright is at home from st. Adams and
Burlington, where he has been most OF the
winter.
Martin Holson lost his entire months
pay the 18th. The envelope containing it,
is supposed to have fallen out of his poc<-
ct into the shavings, thus being shoveled
into the fire.
Geo. Wakefield moved from the Q. Tuck
er tenement to his new home on Lane st.
Hiram Hastings from Field house to A.
j. Morey's house.-W. Placey OF Newport |
has moved into the Stewart Householder |
Mcclure has moved from the Her
rick house back to his former home on In
dian Point So. Tute has moved to |
Causeway St.-Elder Hopkins from the |
Dawson house on School St., to rooms |
over the old Lane store.-Merton Upstone
has moved from Newport into the Will |
Young house.
Glover.
Carroll Davis is at home.
Charles Dexter sold 81 head of cattle re-
Gently.
N. A. Norton has moved into the tene-
ment vacated by Will Berwick.
Mr.. Tatro has moved into the Billings |
house, and is at work for Leonard Foster.
Mrs. Asa Chamberlain was attacked |
with hemorrhage of the brain,
and lies at the point of death.
Geo. Bickford has rented the Prindle
house. Mr.. Pringle goes to Manchester,
where his daughters, Winnie and Josie are.
Many of our people are sick, some quite
seriously; among new cases may he men
TONED Judge Owen and wife, also A. e.
Merriam.
West Glover. ft
Bert Lewis and family are at home.
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