Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-03-07

who are sorry to have him move away, but
wish him success in his new field of labor
Coventry.
Mrs. S. G. Percival is quite sick.
May, Virgins has class here in instru,
mental music.
May Wright. has returned from. her visit
to st. Johnsbury. 800 81, 49,. ~,
Mrs. Emma Brooks has gone to Brown
1ngton to Homer Seavey's.
The stock on the late Pliny Brooks farm
was sold at auction last Friday
Harley Tucker is at work at Boltonville
and expects to move his family there.
Mrs. Ellen Ware and daughter have re-
turned from their trip to Massachusetts,
The ladies of the w. G. T. u. meet at
the Cong. vestry next Tuesday afternoon.
The lawsuit between James Cook and
VIM. Priest was decided in favor of the de-
PENDANT.
Remember the donation and lecture by
Rev. B. F. Rowland at the M. E. church.
Wednesday evening.
The G. E. social was a success. The tab
leaux and music were all good and the
company had pleasant time.
Aaron Young has moved into VIM. Stew
ems tenement house.-Peter Williams has
moved on to Curtis Calhoun's farm.
The L. T. l.. raised 1915 in their enter
talnment for the suffering people of Cuba
other sympathizing friends have handed
ed in their contributions, swelling the
amount to $780,.
Frank True and family are visiting
friends in town.-Mrs. Anderson of Frank
lin is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frances
Langford. Hancock is visiting at
Asa Hancock's.
George Cook has gone to Richford.-
Daniel Gray has gone to Cambridge. VIM
Barrows has gone to Montreal hospital
to have his eyes treated.-Henry Black has
gone to Hartford, Conn.
The farmers are trying to establish
creamery here. "A meeting was ca He'd last
Wednesday evening and the following Of
flcers were chosen to canvass the town:
Geo. Bean, Homer Wright, Albert Estey
and Harry Wright.
Mrs. Gray of Hardwick is working at
A. l.. Scott's.
Hattie Hatch and Florence Grieves spent
last Sunday in Johnson.
Florence Fuller from Hardwick is visit
ing at r. A. Patterson's.
Walter Alliston has moved on to the
farm he rented of FL. II. Allen.
S. L. Leavitt had horse killed in the
woods last week, by falling tree.
j. Ell. Smart, the photographer, is doing
4 fine business in his new quarters.
About fifty attended the sociable at H. H.
Aliens. 1t was a very pleasant occasion.
There will be union memorial service
1eld in the M. E. church for Miss Frances
3. Willard next Sunday at 2 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hatch were called to Hard
wick last Wednesday on account of their
laughter being seriously injured. She
vas unconscious for several hours.
North CraftSbIry.
Abbie Pike visited in Irasburg last week.
Walter Gage of Burlington, who came
lere to visit his father, is quite sick.
Nelson Baldwin of Cabot has hired the
Douglass house and will move here soon
Miss Sadie Lyon has returned from New
'ort, where she has been the past two
weeks.
Bert Cowles of Johnson is in town visit
ng his parents.-Clement Pike of Stowe is
listing in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wheeler entertained
he teachers and students of the Academy
t their home last Tuesday evening.
Cast Craftsbury.
Ben. Mason has engaged to work for E.
|. Dutton.
Carey Uric and wife are to carry on the
oor farm this year.
G. w. Simpson is recovering from his
Ilness. His brother has returned O New
York.
Derby.
Mr.. Rufus Kelley has been quite sick the
asst week.
Prof. G. A. Andrews was in Montpelier
friday on business.
The spring term at the Academy opened |
nth about fifty pupils.
Gov. Grout attended the funeral of Editor |
'lake at Barton, last Wednesday.
Town meeting was well attended and
he usual amount of excitement prevailed. |
Remember the church roll-calI and an
ual donation at the ME. church on Tues
ay of this week.
Every one reports very pleasant time
the photograph party held at Mrs. c. ID. |
'aylor's last Friday evening.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church |
ealized over ten dollars from the fifteen
emit dinner served in their vestry on Tues
ay.