Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-05-14

Mrs j. A. Crane was able to ride to her
home last Thursday where it is hoped she
may make speedy recovery.
w. S. Jackson and w. S. Ingalls, have a
new graphophone, which is quite an at
fraction to people on the street. ,5 81,
L. R. Hooker finished work for his
brother last Wednesday.-D. B. Hunter is
again hauling feed for the Mill Co.
Another article written by Rev. J. w.
Harris will be found on page two of this
paper. 1t is very interesting and should
be read by all.
Mr.. w. o. Fisher, student of the Allie
ghany Theological Seminary, will preach
nc the U. P. church May Goth. He comes
as supply until Aug. LIST.
Among some of the campers who arrived
in town last week are Mr.. and Mrs. G. o.
Eastman, Mr.. Burbank, A. G. Wheeler
and others who are barking for the first
trout, but the cold weather has prevented
fishing.
Mrs. w. S. Ingalls, has returned from
BurIington.-Miss Mary McCue returned
Tuesday from Barton Landing where she
has been for a few days caring for her
cousin, Miss Tressa McCue, who is ILL.,
Rev. j. W. Harris arrived in town last
week after an absence of some months in
Cuba and other places.
Greensboro Bend.
r. B. Smith was away for few days last
week.
There was a surprise visit at G. o. Davi-
sons Tuesday night.
The school board held a business meeting
at the hotel Saturday evening.
Mrs. BIodgett has returned to her own
house after boarding at Mr.. Davison's
Curing the winter.
School at East Greensboro began May
4 with Miss Esdon teacher. This is her
4 Second year in this schooland she is one of
N our best teachers.
Chas CargilI has returned from the Bur-
ington hospital where he received no en-
N enlargement regarding his case. He was
N accompanied by G. o. Dawson.
A Farmers have done but little on their
land here the season being SO cold. There
N j. plenty of snow to be seen even along the
n highway along the swamps. Gardens are
4 not mentioned yet.
N Holland.
N Charles Ames is home from Maine.
Word has been received of the death by
pneumonia of c. M. Spaulding of Burling-
ton, who is well known in this vicinity.
n The many friends of DR.. Human will be
GLAD to hear that he is at home again, but
sorry to hear that he is in quite poor health.
. Ed. Stearns has gone to Lowelltown, Me-,
to work.-Mrs. G. e. McDougaI has gone
Eko Ontario to visit her friends.-Mrs. A. R.
Aoulton has gone to Burlington to visit !
her sister, Mrs. c. NJ. Spaulding.-M. S. !
Names and E. @. Moulton were in Newport |
last week, on business.
rasburgh.
WI Mr.. Chapel and family have moved to
Derby.
The Grange will meet May IS, a good
attendance is desired. Ladies bring cake. |
Frank Thompson was at home over Sun
"tay.-Hon. and Mrs. F. j. Platt of Poult-
ley, recently visited at Mr.. c. w. Wheel
Afs.-Mr. Wheeler has been in Boston the
ast week buying new goods.
There will be a free lecture at the
Dng. church next Saturday evening by
[fss Diana Herchler, young lawyer from
pston. Subject, ''Woman's Relation to
he State" Collection at the close. -.
AT the annual meeting of the Ladies'
id Society of the Cong. church Friday
ternoon the following officers were elect
HE President, Mrs. Holdridge; vice
Resident, Eunice Wheeler; secretary, Mrs.
Fheeler.
lOrgan.
J.. d. Farr is finishing c. 1. Moore's
buse.
Orrin Taylor has returned home from
hlifornia.
wv H. Rood of Newport Center has been
biting his son. ---
Mrs. Giffin has been visiting her daugh-
Mrs. George Wilder.
George Calkins attended the gradual
g exercises at Derby Center.
Charley Daggett of South Royalton is
iting his father, A. H. Daggett.
Mrs. George Conley of Westmore is to
oh the spring term of school in South
Ptrict.
Mrs. S. E. Grey received the sad news of
h death of her uncle at his home in
Ellington recently.
Newport.
teamer, John A., came in May 7th with
first raft of logs.
he ''Lady of the Lake, is being put into
pc for the season.
F. Moore found on going to his cot
down the Lake that some one had
ken in and taken everything of value
hrs. John Dickson died at her home on