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

Mrs. Albert Goodell passed away las
Monday after an illness of only weel
from epilepsy. She leaves, a husband ant
one child. Funeral at the house on Wed
nesday, Rev. Aiken attending.
Craftsbury.
s. L. Leavitt has finished his lumber job
| Clayton Darling goes to Woodbury. te
work in the stone quarry.
J. Smith has contracted to do the work
on the village school house.
Charles Hatch has hired the r. S. Toll
man sugar orchard for this season.
L. F. Smith is putting machinery in his
sash and blind shop for saving shingles.
The mumps have put in their appear
ance, Van Leonard being the first victim.
A. E. Spaulding has commenced work
ing his hard wood into bicycle rims for a
Boston firm.
COWS were tested last Friday and all found
sound but one.
c. E. Goodrich spent the first of last
week in Woburn, Mass, settling his
brothers estate.
Marcellus T. Thompson, who has been
visiting friends here and in Albany, has
returned to Brandon.
T.J. Wallace, Elmer Wallace, NH. Kin
ney and Martin Jerome are working in the
sash and blind factory.
Mrs. Henry Scott, for some time quite
sick, is improving; Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
father are hot h unite sick
William Keiser's and Elmer Stratton's
cows were pronounced free from the tu-
berculosis after the test last week.
Horace Stratton, ninety years of age, is
critically ill at this writing Charles An
derson is able to be in his shop again.
Gaines Ainsworth is working for Mr..
Graham at his Branch mill. He has hired
the boarding house and taken possession.
Bay Simpsons and Will Farr's family
are on the gain.-C. A. Anderson has re-
covered so as to be able to be in his shop
again.
j. I. Lindsey has gone to Montpelier.
Mrs. Lindsey is stopping with Mrs. e. N.
Nelson.-Eva Webb is visiting in Wolcott,
and Geo. Anderson in Lamoille.
The Epworth League gave the Rev. and
Mrs. o. N. Boutwell, very pleasant sur
prise party at their home last Tuesday
evening. 1t was very enjoyable occasion
for both pastor and people.
No. Craftsbury.
Mrs. E. T. Wheeler is on the sick list.
Mary Scott is visiting at Mr.. Paddock's
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Jones sugar place.
Prof. Colburne sprained his ankle while
sliding last week.
Frank Garfield has moved into the house
recently vacated by G. C. Cheney
Porter Hodgdon has secured an increase
of his pension from thirty to fifty dollars
a month.
j. S. Mills of the Dole Remedy Co.
Melrose, Mass, stopped at the Orleans
House last week. He treated some two
hundred cases of tuberculosis among the
the cattle in this vicinity. G. f. Garfield
has been appointed agent and will keep all
the remedies of the company.
East Craftsbury.
1t is reported that Geo. G. Simpson, who
is being treated in an infirmary in Mass,
is no better.
Geo. w. Simpson has returned from
Mimi. In some sections of
the country he passed the farmers were
doing their springs work.
William Wylie, who went from this
town to Ohio some years ago, has returned
and will try and purchase place here. He
arrived with his family Saturday.
Derby. re,
The roads are very poor.
Miss Amy Kinsley has returned to school.
Eli Flanders of Barton was in town last
week on business.
A son arrived at the home of Ephraim
Derusha last week.
A social will be held at the Academy hall
next Thursday evening.
John Taylor has gone to Manchester,
N. HI. to work in grocery store.
Everything sold we'll at Twombly's auc-
ton. The real estate brought 1925.
Colby Stoddard has gone to Lowell,
Mass, to work in his brothers store.
d. G. Stevens has purchased a house at
West Derby and will move there this week.
We are sorry to lose them.
Herbert Mcneil and Miss Lulu Burbick /
we're married March 28th. We wish them
very happy and peaceful life.
Arthur Kimball, who has been working
n the post office at Derby Line has gone
20 Boston to seek employment.
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Academy, is at work in the bank at Derby
Line. The students all wish Lois the
greatest success.
Chas. Twombly has purchased build
ng lot of Gov. circuit on East St., and is