Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-03-19

Wednesday. The remains were taken tc
Newport for burial.
81. Day has moved here from North
Troy.-Isaiah Jewell has moved to Newport
and M. Wright has moved into the house
vacated by Mr.. Jewell.
Lowell.
Geo. Curtis, H. H. Newton and l.. B.
WeIlman attended Masonic lodge at Troy
Thursday evening.
Word has been received from Charles
Greenwood that he is doing well and ex-
poets to return home about April 1st.
Carl Winchester and Lester Kinsley
have returned to Barton to attend the
spring term of school at the academy.
Lewis ShufeIt was called to Westfield
recently to repair the boiler in the
creamery there. Lewis is a master hand
at most anything in the line of mechanics.
Alice Skinner, who is attending school
at Bakersfield, was in town last week. She
will teach this spring in the south neigh
borhood.-NIrs. S. Morton called on
friends here the first of last week.
News of the approaching marriage of
Burt Skinner, a former Lowell boy,
N reaches us. Let us hope he viii be as sue
cessfuI in his choice of a wife as he has
been in making place for himself in the
81 railroad business. He is stationed at
present in Ottawa, Canada.
w. E. Curtis was much worse last week,
but is now gaining again.-Mrs. A. F.
EIdridge has been very i'll again, but is
somewhat better now.-Dea. n. F. Hutch
inson has been laid up the past week with
bruises resulting from being kicked by
cow at Chas. Sawyer's. Carrie Flem-
ing still continues in very critical con-
dition, with little prospect of recovery.
Morgan.
Mrs. Margaret Lee remains about the
same.
Effie Farr has finished work In the Peer
less and is stopping at home for while.
Charles Bennett is home from Morrisville
where he has been at work in the lumber
woods.
Geo. CaIkins has hired to work for S. E.
Gray again for this season.-Ed. Melcher
is working for A. H. Daggett.
Leon Buck and Bert Rich of Charleston,
are drawing pressed hay from E. K. Lords
- ohCCAOS'
Will Sykes has let his farm in Holland |
and moved his family to Morgan, where he
will work for his brother George.
Mr.. j. G.. Turnbull was in town on bust |
ness recently.-Eli Flanders and wife from |
Barton have been visiting friends and rela |
tives in town.-Wm. Cobb of Barton was |
in town recently.-Mr. and Mrs. w. FL. |
Calkins spent Sunday in town.-Mr. and |
Mrs. S. E. Gray visited Mrs. Gray's parents |
in Holland last week.
Morgan Center
Mrs. John Tabor is visiting at G. w
Bryant's.
A. E. Elliott has started his mill after
being closed two weeks.
John Cargil is on the sick Hst.-Wallace
Wilder, who has been having a tussle with
the grip, is convalescent.
j. A: Gray and son Burney arrived home
from Alabama last Wednesday. They re-
hort fine climate there which has been
beneficial to Mr.. Gray's health. When
Ehey left Mobile the thermometer register
ID 80 degrees in the shade. Owing to sud-
Zen change in climate MIR. Gray is suffering
rom a cold.
Newport.
Il DIR. G. H. Newland is in New York at
lending dental lectures.
F. S. Tinkham and T. G.. Camp, who
have been sick, are able to be out again.
]. R. Huse has been appointed as su-
Preme lodge deputy of the American
Benefit Society.
Ed and Edison Hone were called TO Ma |
bog last Wednesday owing to the sickness
bf their mother.
\ Judge F. E. Alfred and sister have gone :
10 New York and Washington, D. G. They
Fill be away about two weeks.
Mrs. NJ. Lockhart has moved into DR.. !
/. w. Curriers' house.-Joseph Buck has {
khoved into True & Blanchard's house. !
Mr.. Richards, clerk in the c. P. R. R. G
Rfhce, has closed his labors here and taken ]
position of the same kind in Worcester, Y
Gass. Y
Mr.. l.. l.. Golf has gone to Sharon to t
#isit his sister.-Mr. and Mrs. Henry Flint !
M Barre recently visited Mr.. Flint's
Mother, Mrs. d. w. Hildreth.
Frank Flint is in hospital in Boston
Il here he has been operated on for appen-
icitis. The operation was successful. =
[rs. Flint is in Boston with her husband.
NJ Gilman & Co. have engaged Mrs. Wat
bn, formerly with Frank Pitts. Manchester :,
N III. and NJ. K. Rounds of Richford to
ork in their dress goods department.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Barnard have re-
rned from visit to Boston.-Mr. and
rs. Ed Carrock have returned from a
ip through the west.-Clarence Baldwin q