Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-04-25

marie Beauclerck spent last week wit IN
her sister in Newport.
Some necessary repairs are being made
on the Cong. parsonage.
About three inches OF snow fell on Low
ell mountain last Tuesday night.
DIV light Howard of N. III. recently spent
a few days with his brother, r. s. Howard.
Eugene Meron and family from Mont
gomery visited at Austin Payne's last
week.
Joseph Tetrault has returned to take
charge of the cheese factory the coming
season.
Mr.. Gore has moved TO Brownin gton
and Mr.. Crawford takes his place on the
Allen farm.
The pupils of the village school were on
the march last week soliciting funds for
school library.
Rev. and Mrs. Dodd went to Sheffield
yesterday to attend the funeral OF Mr.
Wood, cousin of Mrs. Dodd.
Rev. p. N. Granger has been attending
the M. e. Conference the past week. II is
hoped he may be returned here for the
coming year.
The village schools taught by Fred
Wheeler, May Wheeler and Jennie Mcneil
start off with renewed interest and very
satisfactory to both teachers and scholars.
The NJ f. society met at the church last
Thursday and set out some shade trees
which will very much improve the church
grounds. A o'clock tea was afterwards
served in the vestry.
Mrs. John Page died of pneumonia at
her home in Barton Landing last Wednes-
day. She leaves husband and two small
children who have the sympathy OF the
people in their great bereavement.
Judge and Mrs. l.. VI. Thompson went
to Newport last Monday to visit their
daughter, Mrs. Harry House. Mrs. Thomp-
son remained through the week to assist
in caring for Mrs. House who remains
very i'll.
Jay.
The Butler bridge was damaged some by
the ice this spring.
The donation at c. ID. Ovitt's for Rev. j.
McLucas netted about $500.
Ed. Percy is selling his household goods
intending to move to Rhode Island.
AL. Willis of w. Jay has sold his logs and
they will be drawn to East Richford.
William Blasdell of Barton Ian ding has
been in town to see about starting up the
b. +. Paine mill soon.
Lowell.
E. b. Smith of Berkshire was in town
Wednesday on business.
House cleaning is the order OF the day.
and the air is full of carpets and dust. The
married man is also full of woe.
John Kennedy is back from East Barre
where he has been working. He did not
like the place so he came home again.
Rev. Charles Hamilton Of Albany occu-
pied the Congregational pulpit last Sab
bath and preached an excellent sermon.
The l.. A. will meet at the parsonage on
Friday afternoon, April 18th. Ice-cream
and cake will be served, and games will be
In order All the young people are invited.
Hazen Stewart and Miss May y. Stein
hour were married at the home OF the
brides parents in High gate on Wednes-
lay of last week. We understand that
hey will make their home with Mr.. Stew
'rt's parents and carry on their farm.
The Young Peoples Good Literature
club met with Miss Mae Chamberlin on
Thursday eve. A business meeting was
leld at which it was voted to send a web
IF cotton as a contribution 70 the Weed
elief fund. The expenses TO be paid from
heir treasury.
VIM. Weeds house and all its contents
burned at an early hour Wednesday morn
ng. The occupants had barely time TO es-
ape ard saved almost nothing. They have
he sympathy of all which has been sub
tantially expressed by voluntary contrl-
'ution of nearly 800 in money, food and
lothing for their relief. This will be
Worth much to them in their present con-
ition. They have not yet decided W beth
r they will build or not.
Morgan.
The ice went out OF the lake April 18th.
Mr.. Little has moved into the Arthur
TODD house and will put in a cedar oil stin
n VIM. Cobbs farm.
One of G. NJ. Callxin's horses broke
trough a sluice near the Wilson hill road
ljuring the horse somewhat. The au-
horities would do well to see 10 the roads
efore more serious trouble occurs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Goodwin OF Charleston
Tere i'm town last week.-Mrs.. Richie OF
'erby Center spent Sunday with Miss
ray.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ewins of
'erby visited relatives in town one day
Ist week.
IewpOrt.
Judge and Mrs. f. Il. Alfred went TO
oston Thursday.
Mrs. Ned Rhodey OF White River juno
on, was in town the past week on a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Con returned last