Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-24

sno" was "a rect deep I'm the woods, and
only from 4 a pound to a pound of sugar
made to the tree, and that OF very poor
quality.
The old school-house at Greensboro
Four Corners has benn torn down and n
new one will be built ready for the sum
mer school. Hattie Marshall OF HardwIc
Centre will teach there.
While Warren CaswelI was trying 10
shoot a crow recently, his gun exploded
blowing a quantity of powder into his
face and a piece of the barrel very near his
head. The crow escaped. Better use the
other end of the gun next time, Warren.
Holland.
oma and Maurice Hall are having the
mock measles.
Mrs. Charles Young is to teach the
school in the Fletcher district.
s. M. Davis and wife OF Derby. and
Smith French and wife OF Oregon visited
at S. r. Fletcher's recently.
Rev. A. Gregory is attending conference
at Newport.-Miss Hattie Moulton is at
Newport visiting friends and attending
the M. e. conference.
Mrs. A. r. Moulton is on the sick list
The many friends of Mrs. Geo. Tice will be
glad to hear that she is gaining under the
skillful treatment of DIR. waldron OF
Derby.
Irasburgh.
There were no services in the M. r.
church yesterday.
Marie Beauclerk is with her sister, Mrs.
S%tetson, in Newport.
Mr.. Bryant, VINO teaches here, Is board
ing at MI. Conway's.
Henry Somers returned to st. Johnsbury
Academy last week. He will graduate in
June.
A friend of Rev. G.. r. Dickey from
Maine will occupy the Cong'l pulpit next
Sunday.
German measles are still prevailing %
some extent, quite a number In the Bright
on neighborhood nave been having them.
Perley Grant, son of Arch Grant OF
Hardwick, has been visiting his uncle Fred,
enjoying sugaring as only a small lad
can.
The patrons of the creamery received
Fl 4-10 cents for butter fat during March,
and is 7-1O cents for butter during the
Miss Helen Somers has returned TO her
school in Newport Center. Percy Tenn
pleton resumes his work i'm the Coventry
school to-day.
Jasper Smith has traded his farm i'm
Albany with Fred Brown OF Barton Land
Ing for the John Lawrence house and has
possession.
Arthur Clough has begun work on his
new barn with John Cotton as master
workman. He intends TO have IL ready
or the hay crop of '99.
Word has been received here OF the Sc
'ious illness of DIR. Martin Scott of Ran
iolph. An operation removing 80 pounds
II water from his side, left him more COM
ortable. -... .
1t Is with regret that we learn of the
continued poor health OF Mr.. Adelbert
who lives I'm Lowell. MIR. Powers
has been a very hard working man and
lis many friend wish him a speedy recov-
ry.
Mrs. Chapman and Mrs. Grant attended
he M. e. conference at Newport last week.
~AA's 1AOA1A At HDNA0AiK "a ItW
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
'ocke.-May and Lulu Wheeler returned
ONE from Enosburgh last Thursday.
Joseph Lanou is putting up a new barn
hitch will be the largest in town. Mr.. Il.
=. WEIGH, builder, is experimenting it's
obstruction. Mr.. Lanou bought the Har-
NV Foss farm a few years ago, and is one
I our energetic men who is not afraid OF
big job.
All the school in town commence to-
ay. Mr.. Bryant of Barton teaches the
igher department OF the village school,
lay Wheeler the intermediate, and Jennie
the primary. Ethel Slack will
ZACH in the Mitchell district on the
fountain.
w. A. Pope has moved into the house
by Mrs. ii. A. Davis.
Miss Luena Ewins of Lowell, Mass. is
sitting her sister, Mrs. A. III. Gardyne.
Albert Lafreuniere and Merton Lock-
God have gone TO Montgomery 10 work
r j. @. Hutchins.
Harrie Wellman has gone TO Burlington.
here he has employment with his aunt In
e crayon portrait business.
is rumored that the stage from Hyde
lrk will be put on again. 1t is TO be
ped that this is so as it is very uncon-
nient as it is at present.
passed by the Y. p. s.. ".
the death OF Mrs. Frank Jones OF John
n. .a'l
WHEREAS, Mrs. Matte Jones, one OF
e charter member and a sister that one
uld not long be associated with without
rowing that she had learned OF Jesus, we
lieve that she has left this'home here on
nth to be with Him whom she loved.
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