Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-04-18

Farmers are working on their land
blowing and getting ready TO put In the
crops. What need OF going West?
Morgan Center
A boy baby at VIM. Delary's.
Mrs. G. j. Thomas is convalescentl
Miss Jennie Elliott is here from Boston
on account of the serious illness OF her
brother, Henry. vNeT
Mrs. Carrie Danforth OF Massachusetts il
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. q.
Calkins, who are in poor health.
Drs. Ellie and Cushman were called We'd
nesday to counsel in case OF Henry Elliott.
who is dangerously sick with typhoid
pneumonia.
Newport.
G. M. Flint has his furniture moved into
his new quarters i'm the Hall block
viii Richmond is home from Burlington,
where he has been for medical treatment.
Mrs. A. r.. Wells and her sister. Miss
Smith, spent few days i'm Montreal last
week with their father, who is in hospital
there.
Fred Aiken has moved to WestheId
where he has taken farm.-J. b. Hanson
has moved to the G.. ID. Gilbert house in
West Derby.
Mrs. Martha Gilbert and daughter, Helen,
are going to Worcester, Mass, TO live,
where Mrs. Gilbert has two sons. Rodney
Coburn will occupy her house on Prospect
ST.
Col. Y. M. Mansur has purchased of Mrs.
o.I a
lot on Second st. The house now on the
lot will be moved on to South ST.. Mr..
Mansur will build fine residence for HIM
self during the coming season.
e. L. Tracy is building a barn in the
rear of his lot on Prospect St.-Worlx has
been commenced on the cellar of the Good
rich library.-Henry Bean has purchased
lot of L. s. Cummings and has commenced
building house. j. r. Huse has the lob.
Mr.. Huse also has the job TO build a two
story house for G. s. Moulton on Lake st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Story OF Irasburgh
visited their daughters, Mrs. n L. Foster
and Mrs. q. n. Howe, the past week-Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Thompson of Lyndonville
are visiting at c. A. Phillips.-Miss Julia
Hickson of Windsor is visiting her sister.
Mrs. r. n. Clark.-Miss Catherine
Mccarthy of Barre is visiting her sist or,
Mrs. John Hazel.-Mrs. M. Hislip and chill
dren, Mrs. w. Hamilton and Miss Rose
Gilmore of Montreal visited Mrs. II. j.
Richards the past week.
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The Z. r. society have voted TO pay S25
on the minister's salary the coming year.
Miss Winnie Farman has returned 60 tho
johnson Normal schooL-Miss Stella Gil
man has returned from Johnson.
Ed. Ducharme moves to his farm on the
West Hill this week. The house on the
farm caught fire recently but was extin-
guished.
Rev. i. p. Atwood has a barrel OF qua
haugs Ga species of clam from Cape Cod.
Last Tuesday he had his two deacons,
Hitchcock and Gilpin, and their wives at
the parsonage to a quahaug dinner.
Hon. n. c. Hoyt has sued the town for
$780, Mr.. Hoyt copied one volume OF the
town records which was injured in the fire
last year. The town and Mr. Hoyt do not
agreee in regard to the amount OF the re-
Enumeration, hcnce this suit. Annis is
counsel for Hoyt and the town have had
counsel with Young.
Miss Lena Gilpin has returned from the
Derby academy in order to teach the viii
lage school here. Miss Helen Wakefield
teaches the primary department.-Mis
Emma Wakefield teaches i'm the Mill
schoolhouse, Mrs. Elmer Edmunds i'm the
Lepierre shoolhouss and Mrs. Ida Wake
field of Montgomery in Moodyville.