Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-04-11

G. D. Story & Co. are planning new
house to be built on Pleasant ST. which
will be occupied by DR.. and Mrs. Harry
| = Anew camp to be called iin honor OF
Col. Mansuf, No. s3s, has been oganized.
There. are sixteen Sons of Veterans in this
camp as charter members. ''i''1 g
| Benjamin Watkins has purchased one of
the two new houses on Central ST. which
d. NJ Camp has been building. The other
one will be occupied by d. w. Hildreth.
Rev. A. Crone starts next Tuesday for
England. He expects to be gone about
three weeks. His wife and children, who
have been there to spend the winter, will
return with him.
J.E Lambert has resigned the position
as Capt. of Co. L., V. N. g. Lieut.. FL. K.
Blair has temporary command of the COM
pany. An election has been ordered for
Apr 10Th to fill the vacancy.
J.W. HoIbrook, DR.. J. FL. Gains, D. w.
Sisco, S. M. Dorman, w. o. Stetson, and
FL. A. Galor of Newport and Harry B..
Stewart of Beebe Plain have hired the
Memphremagog driving park for the COM
ing season.
The Independent Order of Foresters,
Court Orleans 3117 will give banquet at
their rooms in Lanes block next Monday
evening. Invitations have been given to
large number of their friends, also to the
officials of the West Derby Lodge.
Miss Matte Jenness, teacher in the I'm
ion school at ST. Johnsbury, is visiting her
brother, d. w. Jenness.-Mrs. C.E. Adams
of North Troy has been visiting her sister,
Mrs G. F. Davis, the past weekly. l..
Greenough of Missoula, Mont, and his
daughter Estelle of Abbott Academy, An
dover, Mass, are visiting at DR.. o. B.
Gould's.
Troy.
Mrs. T. Sias is sick-C. P. Stevens is on
the sick list.
Oliver Sisco has opened his meat market
and made trip this week with his meat
cart.
The village school will open April Is
with Misses Nellie Laurin and Nellie Davis
as teachers.
George Clark, who has tended the grist
mill the past year, has finished work and
gone home.
George Brown has moved his household
goods to Westfeld and has gone to Gard
ner, Mass, to work.
Oliver Sisco has moved into house on
Mill street.-T. Sias has moved into the
house opposite the blacksmith shop at the
Mills.
Westfield,
Farmers in town were blowing the last
of March.
Wright's farm.
Oscar Fowler cut off one of his toes last
week while chopping.
Mr. Chambers has moved from the Oscar
Wright farm into the house near Deacon
Gilpin's.
Clyde Reed has engaged to work for the
Woodworth's for a year.-Carl Chaffee is
working for Isaac Wilson for the season.
Miss Emma Goddard was home from
Newport last week with a sprained ankle.
Miss Anna Knapp of West Concord is in
town the guest of Miss Maud Miller.-Ben
Aiken is here with his father.
The school in South Westfield taught by
Miss Blanche Morey of Troy common ced
last week.-The school in the Trumpass
schoolhousc, taught by Miss Dolly Trum
pass, begins today.
The Misses Winnie Farman, Sarah Dick
son and Grace Chaffe are home from the
Johnson Normal School for an Easter re-
cess.-Miss Ruth Wright is visiting in No.
Lillian Miller has returned
from Newport Center.-Miss Jessie Kirk
has gone to Newport Center.
Since the annual town meeting held in
March, Sheriff Miles has appointed w. w. |
a deputy at different times.
Mr.. Wakefield has failed to receive reap |
pointment to this office from our sheriff, |
but for years this town has annually re- |
elected Mr.. Wakefield consta BILE, SO that he |
has discharged the duties of an officer not |
the sheriff's failure to ap- |
point him deputy. Mr.. Wakefield is one |
of the most efficient officers in Northern |
Vermont.
Rufus Gree is here making sugar.
F. II. Foster rents his farm to Geo. Gore
from Irasburgh.
G. Fl. Atkins is finishing chambers and |
putting his house in repair.
Elmer White and B. j. Fuller are NOV
ing to Sheffield where Mr.. Fuller has pur-
chased farm.
Henry Morier of Chicago has purchased
the Arcadia Retreat, moved in his family,
aud intends to run summer hotel.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.