Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-05-16

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! The electric Light Co. have let the con-
| tract to build the double house at the sta
ton to j. r. Huse.
| J. t. jenkins has purchased the Amanda
! Mooney house of T.. Mooney.-Mrs. Orpha
Bowman has rented rooms .iu Mrs. e. +.
! .Darling's house.
! Mr.. and Mrs. o. b. Sias have returned
| from Florida. They will s4op for the pres
ent with Mrs. p. S. Robinson. On their
way home they called on our boys at Camp
Olympia and found them all well and anX-
| ious to move
SaIem-Derby.
John Heath has enlisted and gone to the
war
completed.
John Duyal'fou one of his COWS dead
in the pasture recently.
Charles Willard is very sick with but
/ little hope of his recovery.
Daniel Spencer has let his farm and gone
to New Hampshire to work.
Glover
Chas. Ell. DwineIl of Maiden, Mass, re-
Gently called on friends in town.
John Mcclellan is painting his house, the
Gilmans of Barton doing the work.
Mrs. Eliza Hancock of Lowell, Mass, is
cordially welcome her back.
West Glover.
Alec. Magoon cut his hand badly last
week.
Our school directors are looking up and
enforcing the truant law.
Bishop Brothers and Charles Hubbard
have bought the deLavaI separator.
William Cameron has about six tons of
maple sugar on hand. Who can beat this?
Miss Winnie Woodland is at West Derby
at work.-The Misses Hancock of Coven-
try are working in the Overall factory.
Greensboro.
The creamery is taking milk and cream.
DIR. F. G. Kenney recently put 5000 fish
into Jas. ID. Blacks meadow brook.
Geo. t. Simpson CARED 40 tons of maple
sugar last week to Connecticut parties,
paying about 81 cts. per pound.
Claud Brownlee is home from Burling
ton, where he has been for medical treat
ment. He is much improved in health.
Holland.
Stewart Little cut his foot quite badly, |
recently while splitting wood.
Commissioner Moulton commenced his |
work with the road machine, May 9th.
Mrs. ABetsey Ewens of Derby was in
town recently on business connected with |
her farm here.
The Epworth League held a cabinet |
meeting May 10th and elected officers for
the coming year.
Schools in town commenced May 9th,
with the following corps of teachers: Da-
Wis Dist, Lila Davis CaswelI Dist, Carrie
Miller; Rush Dist, Maud Johnson; Fetch
er Dist, Miss Miller; Graves Dist, Cora
Dimmock; Green Dist, Jennie Tice.
Irasburgh.
F. H. Holdredge is painting his build
ings.
Judge Thompson is in Montpelier at
tending Supreme Court.
Frank Thompson was at home from st.
Johnsbury over Sunday.
Mr.. Wheeler, teacher of the high school,
spent Sunday in Barton.
S. w. Beauclerck is slowly improving
and sits up part of the time.
Mrs. Eva Post hrs been spending a few
days with her sister, Mrs. Clough.
Joseph Tetrault has his brother to assist
him at the cheese factory this year.
Any persons having news items which
they wish to appear in print, will please
hand them to the correspondent.
Chaplain Haynes of Rutland will preach
at the Cong. church Memorial Sunday, and
will also deliver the address Decoration
Day.
The Ladies' Aid will meet in the Cong.
vestry Friday afternoon of this week
Every body invited to step in and partake
of good supper at o'clock.
Mrs. F. A. Buchanan and daughter have
gone to Heneca, n. II. to visit Mrs. Blu
chanans brother who is in very poor
health. They will also visit friends in
Boston.
Judge L. H. Thompson will give an ad-
dress in the Methodist church next Sun
day evening, May %, under the auspices of
the w. c. t. U. Everybody invited. Let
there be full house.
Lowell.
Master Eddie Coolbeth is quite ill with
bilious fever.
Sextus Lockwood has sold his farm to a
Mr.. Yeager, who takes immediate posses
sion.
w. E. Curtis is putting in a platform
from the bridge abutment to his new store
house.
j l. Barney ieweIer and A O. Dnhnis