Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-04-04

! Mrs. G. L. French is in New York buy
| ing new spring goods.
Miss Mabel Way of Burlington is visit
ing friends in this city.
Elmer Nelson will build a house on
Spring street this summer. 3
Ned Mack is home on a vacation from
the .. v. NJ. at Burlington. ~
Mr.. and Mrs.. Alison Silloway of Gilmore
are visitingat Harry Walsh's.
There has been large quantity of sugar
made thus far in this vicinity.
Miss Mabel Cheney of Walcott is doing
homework for Mrs. G. o. Layman.
Henry Wells has moved his family into
the Renick house on Church street.
The roads on the river and hills are ex-
ceptionally good for this time of year.
Dana Bell has been dangerously i'll but
is improving.-Guy Laymon is sick with
pneumonia.
d. HI. Hazleton has moved his family
here from Woodbury. and will work for
Drew Daniels.
The ladies of the Congregational and
Baptist churches held suppers at the
churches last Thursday evening.
Rev. J. w. Harris delivered an interest
ing illustrated lecture on, 'sCuba and her
needs" at Academy hall Friday evening.
A. G. Hooker has bought of M M Hatch
the lot on Granite street formerly owned
by A. M. Ward and will erect a stoneshed
and gristmill theron.
NTrC CorroI MoKnirbt ic r1ifo
Mrs. Henry Weber is on the sick list
Isabella, little child of Chas. Slapp's, is
very sick with bronchitis.
East HardWick.
The maple sugar product is of very fine
quality but not large in quantity.
Mrs. Jane Bailey is sick in bed at N.
Kennersons at Greensboro and Mrs. A. G.
Harvey of ST. Johnsbury is taking care of
her.
East Burke.
Fine sugar weather the past week and
lots of sugar made here.
Amasa Phippen of Manchester, N. H., is
here to see his brother and sister.
Mrs. Streeter has closed her house and
gone to Boston with her daughter.
The heirs of Mr.. David Gibson have been
here settling up affairs, and the place in
the village is for sale.
West Burke.
Mrs Stebbins is failing very fast.
Mrs. Ladona Gee has been visiting friends
in town.
Mrs. Harley Powers goes to Boston Mon
day to purchase spring goods.
Mrs. E. l.. Gaskill who has been visiting
at Barton, has returned home.
Mrs. c. S. Densmore has been visiting in
n. H., the past week.
Annie Silsby has been quite ill for the
past few days, but is now improving.
Easter concert will be held at the M. E.
church Easter Sunday. Everyone is cor
daily invited.
Misses Celia Spencer and Florence Locke
Of Mt. Holyoke College are at home for
Easter vacation.
Misses George Foster and Bertha Wash
burn of johnson Normal School are ex-
oected home this week.
Mrs. Martha Roundy is working at G. J.
rrefren's.-Miss Maggie Mcfarland is
at Harley Powers.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church will |
meet with Mrs. Angie Burns, Wednesday, !
April 6. All cordially invited.
Mrs. Mary Stebbins, who had a shock
early in the winter, has been gradually |
ailing, and can survive but short time.
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barber business of Fred Davis, and hired |
Ir. Lyon to run it. They will move the
hop to their store as soon as the room can |
De completed.
Mr.. Clarence Newton from Evansville |
has been engaged to teach the higher de-
of the village school. Mr.. New
on is graduate from Montpelier Semi
larry and comes highly recommended.
Hiram Goss came home from Lancaster
asst Saturday, having thrown up his hotel
enterprise there a week before, with
mall margin of profit on the wrong side
# the ledger. He reports business very
Iull there, some branches of it, especially
UNI bering, which has drifted to Groveton,
Berlin and Whitefeld. But the place
lopes to retain a profita BILE summer bust
less. It's proximity to the mountains
makes this business always promising to
lancaster.
sheffield.
Harley Page has bought new DeLaval
eparator of Clark & Clement, agents.
Rev. e. ]. Hatch is to teach the village
chool.
Mrs j. G. Nelson is in quite poor health
his spring.
Luther Gray and wife from Mass, are
isiting here.
A. J. Heath sold some real estate for