Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-21

caring for Mrs. whipple Mr. Vancos
mother Is home again. .l.. Yh
Geo. Dow, Mrs. Abbott and Mrs Ruth
Wright are improving; Mrs. Myra Baker
is very low, without hope OF recovery. a1N
Greensboro. nfA
The ice house at Caspian Lake creamery
is completed and being filled with ice. 'sf'n
Byron Paine has rented hts home farm
to the Michaud Bros. He also sold them
the Chesley place. ~ no ~ 'aet aNhv
The forthcoming auditors report WIN
show that the town is about 5000 ahead on
last years business. tI.H ~
Walter Jackson is ON the sick list.MW.
G. Jackson has congestion OF the liver
Mrs. j. A. Crane is much better.
The Lake Caspian Creamery Co. have
bought their outfit of Mosely q Stoddard
Mandatory Co.. at a cost of about S14OO.
Homer Harrison has hired 10 work for
ID. c. Melvin for one year. Frank Melvin
is expected home about the middle of
March.
A. S. Clary has purchased of Henry TIiu
his place near the -Four Corners and has
taken possession. Business is brisk az the
-Four Corners mill and large lot OF logs rs
being brought in.
Veterinary surgeon, Mr.. Gully has found
eight diseased animals at II. A. RItchle's
and eight at George Aliens, Sorry for
them, but If the tuberculosis is I'm their
herds the quicker it is found the better.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. Batten is slowly improving
Mrs. Julia Goozey and her sister, Miss
Fay, have gone to Keene, N. III. and for n
few days sojourn.
Mrs. Lizzie Leavitt has returned home
from Miss Ayers where she has been visit
ing. Her health is very poor.
E. J. Pope has been laid up with a lame
which he injured by sticking horse-naiI
into it while shoeing horse.
Holland.
Thomas Goddard is keeping bachelors
hall.
Lell Hall is wearing a smile these days.
1t is boy.
Mel. Sykes has taken the farm knownas
the Graves place.
Mrs. Taplin Worth is still very low
Mrs. Gray is improving.
Laban Gray, one of our most highly es-
teemed townsmen, passed away at 6:45 last
Friday afternoon, after suffering two weeks
with erysipelas. The funeral, which was
held on Sunday, was largely attended by
sorrowing friends and neighbors. lie
leaves wife and two sons who have the
sympathy of all in their bereavement.
Irasburgh.
DIR. McSweeney's sister is spending a few
weeks with him.
Mr.. Mckenzie from Megantic is visiting
his daughter, Mrs. Conway.
DIR. l.. Il. Brewster OF Boston visited at
George Brewster's last week.-George SOM
ers of Huntington is stopping i'm town.
The NJ. e. "Ladies' Aid" will meet at
Cyrus Metcalf's Thursday. Dinner will
be served at o'clock. All cordially in
vited.
The Ladies' Aid of the Cong. society will
give ''Social" at Mrs. Goldsmith's Fri
day evening of this week. The ladies are
to bring cake. A cordial invi-
tation is extended to all.
A large company attended the donation
for the benefit of Rev. p n. Granger last
Friday evening, and a pleasant program
was carried out. The reading by Miss
May Wheeler, "Aunt Melissa's opinion OF
boys", was very pleasing and especially
we'll done. Proceeds, $500
Lowell.
Geo. Chamberlin has returned from his
rip to Boston.
The lyceum decides that a new school
lonse should be built i'm Dist. No. /.
Henry Harding was i'm town last week, IL
9eing pay day for the help i'm the box shop.
Town meeting next week Tuesday. Study
your reports and figure on the expenses SO
IS to be able to vote intelligently at that
ime.
VIM. Pudvah, eldest son of Charles Pud-
-ah, is here from Rhode Island. Report is
hat he will purchase the Stannard farm
md locate here.
We have experienced the worst storm of
his season the past few days. All roads
we're blocked, and stagesN did not get
through for two days.
Miss Dora Pudvah has been, very i'll with
for the pastlweelS. She is
t Samuel Leclair's where she has been
,oarding during the winter term OF school.
1t present she is better with every pros
ect of recovery. DIR. Hill attending.
The worst accident which occurred I'm
own for several years, occurred i'm Hard
ng's boxfactory last week when Albert
got his hand on TO the splitting
aw, cutting off the thumb and first three
myers of his left hand. DIR. HIN, assisted
y w. K. Curtis and Rev. G. w. Kelley
Al. IL