Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-03-20
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The first new sugar of the season was
sold by J. S. Anderson last week.
Mrs. E. G. Rockwell is on the sick list
G. w. Aiken is sick, also Fred Preston.
The Troy Dramatic Company intend to
present the drama entitled ssThe Cuban
Spy" in the near future. This is a new
play written on the late Acknowledgements
war.
The stock of goods belonging to the firm
of ID. Fl. Buck & Co., has been sold to F.
B. Hammond. The butter box machinery
belonging to the same firm was sold to Mr..
Childs of Hyde Park.
There will be social at the M. e. par
sonage, Westfeld, next Wednesday eve
ming. All are very cordially invited. Pro-
ceeds for the benevolences of the church.
Let our society attend.
Mrs. J. U. Billiard has returned HON e
from Canada.-Wesley Lamphere has gone
to Wolcott to work for his uncle.-Mrs. r.
S. Jones has returned from her visit to
Glover.-Guy Wakeman has bought his
brothers farm on the river road.-E. G..
Rockwell has hired out for another year as
clerk for w. M. Hogsden.-Harry Drown
of johnson, a son-in-law of J. N. Smith,
has moved on to Mr.. Smiths farm on the
west road.
WestfieId.
Easter Sunday will be appropriately
observed by the M. E. Sunday-school at
the hour of it's regular session.
There will be social at the M. E. pars-
sonage next Wednesday evening. All are
nevolences of the church.
Rev. P. N. Granger will occupy the
Methodist pulpit next Sunday. The sac
rament will be administered and class
baptized and received into the church.
At the meeting of the trustees of the
grammar school, Ed. Boynton was chosen
moderator; E. III. Hitchcock, CLERK;
Eugene Miller, treasurer; w. B. Gilpin
and E. III. Hitchcock, committees.
Mark Hitchcock has gone to Boston
where he intends to engage in business
Walter Bell was in Enosburgh recently to
Fred Ducharme is siok.-It is reported
that Don Woodwork intends to build a
a house in this village near the lumber
mill.
Miss Edna Ufford of Barton was in town
recently visiting Lillian Miller.-Miss Hurd
is visiting Mrs. John Watkins.-Miss
Theo Hendrix has been visiting her sister
at Newport Center.-Miss Mae Goddard
has been visiting in Newport.-Mrs. G. H.
obi
lard Farman's .-A. w. Farman of Newport
was in town recently.
WestmOre.
Theodore Carpenter has rented his farm
to J. E. Berwick and moved to Newport,
where he will work for Fred Davis. We
are sorry to part with such good neighbors.
W. b. Kerwin is at Newport taking care
of his father-in-law who is sick with rheu-
III. Atkins has finished his
lumber job.-Mrs. Albert Bradford of
is stopping with her sister,
Mrs. J. Daniels.-A baby girl arrived at
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Berwick's, March II.
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Nest Burke.
Mr.. Jessaman of Sutton is. clerking for
w. w. Coe.
Nearly sixty were present at the Ladies'
Aid which met with Mrs. E. e. Dicker-
man.
In spite of the storm several from here
the concert at Barton Thursday
evening.
Rev. G. A. Emery has been appointed
town superintendent of schools for the
coming year.
Frank Anger of White River Junction
was called here last week, by the death of
his nephew, John Anger.
Eli DouvaI has sold his house in the vii
lage to Clarence Carricz for $3.50, and has
bought the Hiram Bugbee farm, paying
$3.50.
Miss Carrie Roundy is quite sick.-A. L.
Aldrich, who had the misfortune to fall,
giving his right arm and shoulder quite a
severe injury recently, is improving slow
ly.
Mrs. Ada Silsby has gone to Plymouth,
N. H., for few weeks visit.-Mrs. O.. G.
Spencer is visiting in Newbury.+-Wm
5ilsby was in town last week.-Mrs.. Clara
Gray and mother, Mrs. Joy, were in town
last weelg.-Robert Burns, who has been
visiting his parents for the past week, has
to Island Pond.-Miss Clara En-
mis- of Ontario is visiting her cousin,
Hiram Jenness.-Mrs. Calista Wilson of
Lyndonville, was in town last week.-Fred
Kinnison, who has been visiting his un-
cles in Worcester, Mass, has returned to
5. d. Bugbee's.-Miss Annie Larrabee of
Hardwick, was here last week.-Mrs.. Lucy
Hartwell is spending few weeks in Bar
Bryant of Sherbrooke was
in town last week.
One of the saddest events which has &C.
CURED in our midst for a long time was