Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-03-06
recent meeting Of the council.
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Robins have been seen in this vicinity.
Elsie Drew is working for Mrs. r. t..
French.
Jane McNeal of Barton is boarding with
Mrs. Morse.
Miss Mamie Hall is home from the con-
vent at Stanstead, p. @.
Mrs. j. @. A. Mcclellan and Mrs. l.. A.
Pratt have been quite i'll the past week.
Henry Cook has recently purchased a
new sugar evaporator of Mr.. MurlSland of
Barton.
The dance, which was TO have been held
Friday evening, has been postponed until
May Day.
Is it possible the wedding bells are to
ring this week? Dame Grundy says so, but
she may be mistaken.
The new table in the center OF II. T..
French's store has held some tempting
bargains during the past few weeks.
The entertainment at the M. Il. church
Wednesday evening under the direction OF
Miss Cora Marsh was very much enjoyed.
Mrs. @. S. Parker and son are visiting i'm
st. Johnsbury.-Mr. and Mrs. Mazzini
Phillips visited in Lyndonville last week.
Miss Amy Blodgett is in very poor
health.-Mrs. Walcott remains in n criti-
cal condition. Mrs. Johnson has been as
sisting Miss Flanders i'm caring for her
during the past week.-H. w. Phillips re-
mains about the same; is not able 10 re-
turn to his work i'm Barton.-Mrs. Emily
Goodwin is very i'll.
West Glover,
Armour Anderson and Luther Patterson
are to build additions TO their barns in
the spring.
Alex Wylie has returned home. His sis
ter Minnie who has been away teaching
has also returned.
The social held at the church was quite
well attended. Such gatherings are very
pleasant and are enjoyed by all.
Rev. Mr.. Vincent did not go to Green's
boro as expected, as he was called to ofiici-
ated at the funeral of Garvin Anderson.
The infant son of Fred knights has been
taken to Barton TO be cared for by it's
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Teller.
Joseph Shatney works for John p. Uric
and Joe Elliott for Geo. Young.-John
Crosier is to run one of John A. Urie's
sugar places.
Mr.. Miles has bought the Guy Ander-
son place, but does not move on to II at
present. Eugene Anderson carries on the
sugar place this season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Graves from Mas
sachusetts are visiting Mr.. Graves brother,
@. Graves.-Bert Woodland and his sister
Winnie have been visiting IN Derby.
Mr.. Clifford of st. Johnsbury has been
visiting his aunt, Mrs. Prescott. He thinks
we have but little snow here compared TO
the lumber woods of Caledonia Co., where
he has been working.
Mrs. q. p. Fisher, who has been afflicted
with rheumatism for several months, in
still in poor health.-B. II. Lewis who has
a lung difficulty, finds the cold weather
hard for him to stand. His friends hope
he will be better in the spring. Ma
coon has been on the sick list
Greensboro.
S. p. Pinney has sold his farm to II. s.
Tolman. MIR. and Mrs. Pinney have many
friends here who will be sorry 20 have
them leave town.
Rev. p. b. Fisk preached at the Cong.
church Sunday. He has been hired for
one year, and it is expected he win COM
mence his labors about the first OF April.
Mrs. }. a. Crane is spendinga few weeks
with her mother, Mrs. Ruth Wright, at
West Glover.-Mrs. Frank Chase is i'll
with a throat trouble.-Mrs. Tom Gebbie
and Herbert ellis are also on the sick list.
Miss Mabelle Guild was home from
Craftsbury over Sunday.
Greensboro Bend.
L. r. Collins attended the closing con-
cert OF the musical convention at Cabot last .
Friday night.-James Mcdowell was badly
injured last week by being kicked by a
horse No bones were broken but his arm
was badly bruised.
Last Friday was as busy day here as we
often see AT one time 80 horses were TO be
seen in the street. Three cars OF feed one
car OF clapboards and one car of phosphate
were unloaded and one car of posts, one
car of wood and one car of potatoes were
nearly unloaded that day.
Nelson Cushman, who has been danger
ously i'll for the past week is a little more
comfortable and hopes are entertained OF
his recovery.-Lanson Cole is reported as
being on the gain after a two weeks ILL
ness.-Grace Richards of st. Johnsbury is
visiting at l.. $. Collins.-Gilbert Blair
moved into the tenement in Mrs. Smiths
house last week and is soon to begin work
for J.. H. McDowell.-O. J. Howard lof
Whitefield, n. II. is i'm town on business
trip,-Fred Batten closed his Iabors with
L. s. Collins the 1st day of March and is
soon to begin work for Mr.. Melvin at the
village.
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