Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-22

able now. DrS. Gould and Ranney nave
been called in consultation.
The Ladies' social will celebrate its
twentieth anniversary by a reception at
the Gang. vestry next Friday evening.
Supper at $3.50, followed by an entertain
ment.
Craftsbury.
Martha Poor has returned to New York.
Mrs. James Libbey is home from Enos-
burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Dawson of Newport
visited Mr.. and Mrs. FL. III. Allen recently.
Minnie, Chase is stopping with Mrs. N H.
Kinney.
Mrs. Elmer Stratton is on the sick list
Mrs. Nelson Rand, who has been feeble a
long time, died last week. Mrs.
Amory Dawson is improving.
No. Craftsbury.
The Earnest Workers met Saturday at
c. III. Roots.
John Page and family of Barton are Wis
iting Mrs. Pages people.
Charles Silver has bought a house at
Mill Village, where he will move soon.
Mrs. James Paddock, one of the oldest
residents in town, passed away last Thurs
day.
Glover.
Rev. j. Mcdonald is sick with pneu-
monia.
Mrs. Holmes Wiley is staying with
Mrs. King.
W. N. Aldrich had sixteen head of cattle
dehorned last week.
DIR. e. G. Stevens was called here to do
some work recently.
q. w. NcGaffey has commenced his new
store j. & R. Christie doing the work.
Henry Mack was in town last week on
business connected with his granite work.
Mrs. o. V. Percivai has returned
from her visit to Burke and ST. Johns
bury.
II. n. Wilson has purchased the Mary
E. Darling farm and will repair the build
ings this spring.
Mrs. L. P. Drew is quite i'll. Miss Flor
ence Drew has returned from her work at
Barton to care for her parents.-Miss Julia
Kelton is home from Greensboro on ac
count of the illness of her parents.
In the suit for damages brought against
the NfcDowells by John Sherburne, Sher-
burne won his case. In the suit brought
against Sherburne by the McDowells Sher-
burne was acquitted on the first charge,
and the McDowells withdrew the other
two charges. The McDowells have been
put under bonds to keep the peace.
West Glover.
Henry Paquette has the measles.
Tom Smith and Henry Skinner have
taken Mr.. Styles sugar place in Irasburgh.
Lyman P. Cook of Yarmouth came home
to attend his fathers funeral.-Allen Gill
mour of Lowell, Mass, is home.
The people of this vicinity were greatly
shocked at the sudden death of Justin c.
Cook, who died on Thursday last, after
few days sickness His wife, who is sick,
as well as his son, brother and sisters have
the sympathy of their many friends.
Holland.
Cows are in good demand and bring
good prices.
The latest novelty is doing business
with ones self by telephone.
James Smith has sold his farm to w. II.
Smith and will sell his personal property
at auction soon.
G. w. Brown of Charleston finished his
singing school last Thursday evening. 1t
has been a successful term.
l. E. Haclzett and A. L. Davis intend to
build an addition to their barns and are
getting out lumber for that purpose. F.
H. Robbins will run the creamery for f. 7.
Caswen at Tice's mill the coming season.
Lowell.
Ross Kinsley and Geo. Curtis spent a
couple of days with friends at Derby Cen
ter.
Mrs. L. r. Wellman is in Burlington,
where she was called by the illness of her
daughter Mrs. II. l.. Wetherby.
Irwin Stephenson is out again after a
seige with the grip. - R. F. Winchester,
who has been dangerously ill, is now inn
proving.
Miss Eva Kinney was at home over Sun
day from her school at Derby, Harrie Well
man and Benton Kinsley have been quite
sick with the grip.
The funeral of Thomas Gilbert of West
field was held at the r. G. church last
Thursday, He was member of Hazen
Post No. IA, G.. A. R.
The entertainment given by the young
people of the Catholic society on st. Pat
rick's night was a success. Quite a num-
Der were over from Montgomery.
The time is fast approaching when the
genial lister makes his appearance and
collects our shaved Inventories, and we
walk contritely to the clerks Office and
pay our dog tax.
E. S. Coolidge met with quite a severe