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

Charles Canning and family have moved
back from Stowe, where he has had a
lumber job the past winter
q A. @. Fellows is soon to move to Island
Pond, where he will keep livery stable
and also gather cream for the Hobson
creamery; ;syoi az e.Vf frss
g. F. Worthen is doubtless the largest
quality of sugar and has contracted all he
can make at cents per pound.
Mrs. Mary Stumpf of Colorado is spending
a few weeks here with her brother, Wilson
Buck. She was called here by the sick
ness of her father, Myron Buck of Sutton
Mr.. Ferrin and wife of jefferson, N H.,
are spending few weeks in town visiting
friends and relatives. Mrs. Ferrin was a
former resident here, and is a sister OF
Norman Cloud of this place.
We, the undersigned, desire to express
our sincere thanks to the friends and
nelghbOrs who assisted us during the
death and burial of our beloved daughter
and sister; also to the singers and those
who contributed flowers at the funeral.
Their kindness will long be remembered.
MIR. AND MRS. JAS. ALLEN.
MAGGIE LITTLE.
West Charleston.
Arch Cummings is home for a short
visit.
Curtis Norton from Island Pond is visit
ing friends in town.
Alice Cummings has returned to her
home in I'll. S. Aliens house.
Mamie Bracket went to Portland, Me-,
last week to have her eyes treated.
Will Reed has hired Mr.. Pickle from
Derby to work for him in his shop.
Miss Gertie Stearns is here from st.
Johnsbury, stopping with Mrs. John
Lunderville.
Clarence Wheeler lost his sugar house
and evaporation and some sugar by fire one
night last week.
Shirley Human received a present of a
handsome piano from her parents March
Both, it being her 18th birthday.
Coventry.
Charles Cole has moved into Sylvia Gill
bert's house. @rr4
There will be Easter services at both
churches next Sunday.
Mrs. Israel Treaudo has been very sick
the past week with heart trouble.
The stockholders of the creamery asso-
citation will meet at the town hall next
Tuesday evening.
The Dorcas society will meet next Fri
day evening at the M. E. vestry. Ice cream
and cake will be served.
Mrs. Lemuel Nye has been sick for some
time, and consultation of physicians was
held at her home last week.
We learn that Mrs. Nellie Clapp, wife of
Rev. o. d. Clapp, former pastor of this
place, is in Burlington hospital for treat
ment.
Rev. J. t. M. Stevens of Walkerville.
has been in town the past week
and led the meeting at the NJ. E. church
on Thursday evening.
VIM. Baker of Bakersfield, and Charles
Baker of Littleton, N. H., are in town, hav-
ing been called here on account of the Sc
tious illness of their mother, Mrs. Treaudo.
The college students were at home last
week for a few days vacation.
Winnie Patterson, former clerk in
Urie's store, was in town last week.
Charles Anderson has taken rooms at the
hotel and will do barber work there.
Uric & Sawyer have bought the entire
stock of goods in the store of the late Am
asa Scott.
A F. Garvin, the stage driver, had a
horse break its leg at Greensboro Bend last
Saturday.
G. E. Goodrich has commenced building
an addition of about forty feet on to his
barn; T. j. Wallace of Albany is doing the
work.
The remains of Rosa Coburn were
brought from Vergennes last Friday. The
funeral was held Saturday afternoon at the
J G. Taylor officiating.
North CraftSbury.
Elmer Goodwin lost valuable horse re-
Gently.
Walter Wheeler and wife have gone to
Massachusetts,.
Mr.. Page of Newbury has moved into
E. B. Marcy's tenement.
Horace Douglas went to Newport April
Ind to commence work for E. R. Scott.
James Martin injured his foot badly
while working in. Miles mill at Mill village.
Miss Winnie Williams, who has been
quite sick, is able to return to her school
1T Barton Landing.
Nettie Cowles has returned home from
[ras burgh.-Charlie Young is home from
college for a short vacation.
1t is expected that the village schools
will commence April IL.
Mr. lewis Wilson has cOnDIeted his