Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-01-23

illness.
Mr.. Wright of Worcester has been Wis
iting in town.-Miss Myra King of Barto L
has been visiting her many friends and
relatives in this vicinity.-Mr. and Mrs
7. B. Stevens are stopping with their son,
Judson Stevens.-Lillian Abbott is home
from Boston.
Helen Barclay not at all daunted by the
would be serious accident of the other
day. started out on Wednesday last with
a span of horses and three lady fr1en as
from East Craftsbury for the Wharton
lecture, driving home from Barton after
the lecture feeling well paid for the eff
fort made.
Greensboro.
w. E.. Hanson has sold his farm and
crops to Carey Uric of Craftsbury. Rep ort-
ed price, S1SO0-
r. A. Patterson is numbering with three
teams in the McClurren lot. He intends to
complete the job this winter.
There was no service at the UP. church
Ian. Is on account of the illness OF
]. w. Harris. Rev. Mr.. Hildreth OF Albany
SUPPLIED at the Congregational church.i
Mrs r. P Richardson is in very poor
health. DIR. Young of Newport was call
ed to see her last week.-Mrs.. Frank DOW
was taken to a Burlington hospital for
treatment last week.
The ministers of Caledonia Co. confer
ence. of which Rev. G. L. Guild was mem
Der, will each supply one Sabbath for the
benefit of Mrs. Guild. Mr.. Williams OF
Peacham supplied last Sunday.
Mrs r. F. Dow started for Burlington,
Wednesday morning for treatment at one
of theh hospitals. She has been sickfor some
time and her disease has baff1ed the skill
of local phyiscians. DR.. Kinney accom-
panied her.
Fred Goodrich is sick with the grip
q. ". Lumsdem is out again after a long
illness. His many friends hope for his
complete recovery.-W. III. Cust1n has
moved to Hardwick. A. B. CoWan has
hired the Custin farm.
Norwood Drown and Marion Young
were married at the .. 2. parsonage
Wednesday by Rev. j. W. Harris. Inc
happy couple will Immediately commence
housekeeping in rooms in l.. A. PERKINS
house. Congratulations.
A. c. Chase made last year from 20 COWS,
eight being 2 year old heifers and the use
of 1 COW six months, 6,236 lbs OF butter.
The cream was separated by a No. U. s..
Separator. The butter was shipped each
week to Case & Newton of Lowell MASS.
Greensboro Bend.
A bran new baby boy at D. G. McFar-
lanes
Mrs. Tt. C. Batchelder is at work at St.
Johnsbury.
L. s. Collins is soon to have his store
lighted by gas.
Listen for wedding bells up on the av-
enue this week.
Miss Bertha BIodgett of Stannard is
working for c. o. Dawson.
Walter WcFarIane and son James spent
Sunday at William Lang's.
Bert Allen and family have taken pos
session of the Chesley farm.
Mrs. D. Leavitt is gradually failing and
for some time has been confined to her
bed.
Mrs. c. NJ. Casweu of Warren NH. was
called home by the illness of her mother
last Friday.
While going to the spring for water last
Wednesday, P. G. Salmon slipped on the
ice injuring him quite badly.
j. II. Clark loaded and shipped two cars
of potatoes for French & Warren of Hard
wick last week. Harry Clark and c. H.
Batchelder went to Boston with them
where there are to be transported to a boat
and taken to Cuba for seed potatoes. Price
paid $50.
Mrs. P. G. Salmon is visiting relatives in
LittIeton, N. H.-Mrs. Gardner moved
her household goods from Manchester, n.
H. to c.. F.. Thompson's last week.-Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew MCGOWAN left for a
short visit in Newport and vicinity last
S~aturday.-Mr. and Mrs E. Fay and two
children of Keene, n. H. are visiting rela-
tives in this town and Stannard.
IraS burgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl CowIes visited friends
in town last week.
Geo. Evans has sold his farm on the
to the Mason brothers..
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grant have been
spending a few days with friends in Hard
wick.
A memorial service was recently held by
the Ladies' Aid society in memory of Mrs.
Bennett.
The school entertainment at the court
house hall last Friday evening was much
enjoyed by a large audience.
Matthew Wells, who drives the stage and
furnishes an excellent and up-to-date con-
Teyance to and from Barton Landing, has
been down with grip the past week.
At the Society meeting of the Cong'1
church, o. G. Page, Mrs. L. H. Thompson,