Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-05-03

Mrs. Edah Lapierre has tomato plants
fifteen inches high and in blossom.
Eugene Burrows is putting an ell on his
house, which improves the looks very
much.
Mrs. Geo. Kinnie of West Charleston.
who has been visiting in this place, has
returned home.
Mrs. Annie Brown, who has been caring
for her mother, Mrs. Cheney, has return
ed to her home in Mass.
Frank Lapierre has sold all of the Ium-
Der large enough for telegraph poles, on
the place known as the Samuel Hall place,
to Arthur Knapp of Coventry.
The Seventh Advent people will hold a
general meeting at Bloomington from
May 9th to 10th, to which the public are
cordially invited. Services afternoon and
evening.
East Bloomington.
A new girl baby at Edwin Wright's.
School in Dist. No. begins to-day Miss
Dodge from the Centre is the teacher
Robert ellis from Westmore moves to
the William Bruce farm. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce are moving to the Centre.
Bloomington Center.
Chauncey Dutton has moved to Barton.
Robert ellis has rented VIM. Bruce's
farm.
j. G. Orne is improving his buildings
with coat of paint.
A large quantity of excellent sugar has
been made in this section.
Mrs. E. S. Robinson of Brattleboro is
visiting friends in this vicinity.
E. Humphrey is working for David
Grapes in the blacksmith shop.
Eusebia Robinson, who has been very
sick with pneumonia, is improving.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Emily Daggett is still seriously Ill.
Several inches of snow fell here Tuesday
Mrs M. Holman has a brother from Me-,
visiting her.
Arch Cummings has returned to his
work in Conn.
Mrs. Bette (Bennett) McNair from N.
Y, is visiting her parents.
Ed. Spencer has moved on to Mrs. Mary
Humans farm by the pond.
Schools in town commence today. Mrs.
Emma Reed teaches the PIunkett school;
Effie Canning in the Marvin district and
Misses Ina and Jennie Campbell the vii
lage school.
Mrs. Mary Human has moved from the
Lawrence house to her farm.-Will Reed
has moved into one part of A. w. Lyons
house,. R. Foster will move into the
house vacated by Mr.. Shedd.
Charles Wheeler has returned from Bos-
ton.-Amos Parlin is home from Manches-
ter, n. H, for a short vacation.-Mrs. E.
II. Robinson has returned from Newport
and gone to housekeeping in her old no me
East Charleston.
The schools in Dist, No 10 and II COM
menced Monday, April &c, the others begin
today.
Harry Piper is unfortunate as a dairy
man, having lost seven cows within three
years.
H. HI. Larou has moved into one of NJ
work for Mr.. Davis.
A brother Of Mrs. j. B. Moody has been
visiting her. They have not met before
for nearly twelve years.
Ezra Brigham and Ira Gray have gone
to n. Y, where they expect to work this /
summer in the ice business.
B. F. Davis has been repairing lis house
He is going to take down his old barn and !
replace it with new and larger one.
Eugene Buck is the boss sugar maker of
this section, so far as heard from, he hav-
ing made about three pounds to a tree.
Mrs. F. A. Balch of ST. Johnsbury was /
in town last week visiting her mother,
Mrs. B. w. Stoddard, who was SO years
old May End.
S. G. Streeter has sold building lot /
near DR.. Cushman's to HI. A. Grey & Son. |
We understood they intend to build on it
this summer.
Will Finley's house and most of the con-
tents was burned Saturday April "a. He
carried a small insurance but not near
enough to cover the loss.
Rev. Geo. Mcdonald and family are ex-
pected this week. He will preach here .
May 9th at IL O'Clock. Sunday
school immediatiately following, and will
preach at Westmore school house at
o'clock. He comes well recommended and
we hope the people will make an effort to
be present and hear him.
Daniel Gray has gone to Cambridge to
work.
Miss Baxter of Barton is visiting at John
Wells.
The Dorcas society will meet at M. E..
vestry next Friday evening.
home in Barton Landing.