Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-04-05

Thursday evening. Orlo Shattuclx furnish
ed the sugar which was of the best ouali-
ty.
Report says Delmar Stevens of Derby
Center has purchased the Dawson
house. He will take possession immedi-
ately.
Harry Caswell has moved from the Cade
house into the Herrick house Indian Point
St.-C. Chappell has moved in with Mrs.
Ed. Mooney Main St.-Homer Gotta has
moved into c. j. fuckers house.
Beebe Plain.
Herbert E. Cooper is carrying on Russell
Ritchie's sugar place.
Walter Hanson has moved back to the
Hanson place, which he has rented.
Prof.Harte speaks on China at the Meth
odist church April IL. All are invited.
Mrs. Scion House is very sick with pneu-
monia. The grip is still raging here.
Walter Lenney has moved to Alec<
Oilers tenant house, which he has rented.
Glover.
There will be Mite society social Fri
day afternoon, April 9th.
Forrest Osgood is home from Wells
River sick with the measles.
Rev. j. Mcdonald is gradually improv-
ing and his recovery is looked for.
Mrs. e. A. Cook and son Harold are here
from Newport to visit among friends for a
couple of weeks.
Carol Davis has gone to his school in
Rutland.-Roy Davis is home from Wake
field, Mass, for a taste of new sugar.
Mrs. A. j. Haskins and daughter Eta
were called here last week from Franklin
Co. to attend Mrs. Chamberlain's funeral.
The community was much saddened
over the sudden death of Mrs. Sabina j.
Chamberlain, who passed away last Mon
day morning having been attacked with
hemorrhage on the brain the Thursday
e vening previous. She was buried on
Wednesday Rev. Vincent officiating. She
Has the daughter of Rev. John Chamber
lain late of this place, and was born and
spent her childhood in Franklin Co. About
"a years ago she married Asa Chamberlain
of this town and lived here since that
time. She leaves a husband and one
daughter, Mrs. Rivey Gray of Sheffield.
Greensboro.
Elmer Barclay has been hard sick with
the measles.
James r. White recently sold pair of
horses for 1925.
James p. Gebbie cremated his sap evap-
orator last week and suspended sugaring
for time.
Greensboro Bend.
Sugar makers are very busy these days.
Mrs. Martha Gardner visited in Stannard
last week.
Wagons have made their appearance in
the village.
Those harbingers of spring, the listers,
will soon be with as.
There was a sugar party at the vestry /
Tuesday evening of last week, for the BEN
eft of the pastor, G. w. Morrow.
Holland.
H. L. Pinney of Lowelltown, Me-, is Wis
iting friends in town.
w. H. Osgood has moved into Albert
Smiths house on King st.
Mrs. A. B. Moulton, Mrs. j. A. Brad
ford and G. C. Boynton are on the sick
list.
G. r. Caswell's mill has been shut down
for week waiting for the ice TO go out of
the mill pond.
boy looks lonesome here now if the
bosom of his jacket and trousers are not
well coated with new maple sugar.
II. A. Bryant and wife who have taken
charge of G. r. Caswells boarding house
for the past two years have moved back to
their own home and r. w. Parker and
wife take their place in the boarding
house. Henry has always kept a good,
respectable house and set good table, as
many commercial travellers and transient
boarders can testify. He has always been
cheerful and accommodating and all who
have shared his hospitality will be sorry
TO have him go, but all who are acquainted
with Mr.. Parker will be glad to know that
he is to succeed Mr.. Bryant. He is a gem
al good fellow and will do all in his power
to make it pleasant for those around him,
and the good reputation of the house will
surely be retained under his management.
Erasburgh.
Ethel Drew is attending school at Wells
River.
Marie Beauclerk is visiting her sister,
Mrs. Stetson, at Newport.
E. L. Chandeliers mill will be closed until
,he river opens.
Some of our sugar makers have already
made more than ton of sugar.
Frank Tompson, with friend from st.
Iohnsbury, spent last week at home.
Mrs. Goldsmith of Boston has purchased
he Solomon Clough house and moved in
o it,