Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-02

Lowell, Mass, where she has been at work
in a restaurant.
The deer which was captured near Eden
Notch last week has since died. 1t was
suffering from a broken foot.
The weather of late has been sugges tive
of maple sugar and many farmers are get
ting ready for business in that line.
Clarence Stannard came home from
Hanover Monday. He was sick and una BILE
to attend his uncIe's funeral. He returned
to his work SATURDAY.
Shedding is lasting well, and nearly all
logs have been gotten in. George Revolt
finished his cut of 1900 last week and we
understand that Pope and Gilbert, who
had nearly 5000 have about finished.
George Watson and two daughters of
New Haven, Conn.,, have ben here since
the death of w. E. Curtis. Eugene Curtis
has been here also assisting in arranging
the details of his brothers business.
Rev. r. Alonzo Scott will visit us again
next week. Sunday, April Sth, he will
preach at the NJ. E. church. There will be
union services at the Cong. church in the
evening. Monday evening Rev. Mr..
Scott will lecture in the Cong. church.
Newport.
Ed. Carrick has given up housekeeping
and is to go to New York.
Maria Beauclerk of Irasburgh is to work
for Mrs. j. o. Thrasher in the millinery
store.
Mrs. (Woodson) Hammond has moved
to Passumpsic. where she recently bought
a farm.
Mrs. Joseph Octave Barbin, who has
been i'll for some time, died March 18th,
aged Is years.
A very large Masonic gathering was held
at the Masonic hall last Thursday evening,
over $50 being present.
A. J. Bran has returned from Boston
where he spent the winter with his daugh-
ter, Mrs. o. L. Bennett.
Word has been received from Rev. j. M.
Dutton from Florida that he has improved
in health since going to warmer climate.
S. HI. Pearson has purchased J. T. Shop
Iey's residence. Reported price, $500. Mr..
Pearson does not intend to occupy it at
present.
Henry Piquam of West Derby purchased
of John Smith his entire outfit of painting
tools and will soon open a shop and be
ready to do all kinds Of painting.
P. J. Farrell has returned from the West
where he has been most of the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Hutchins have re-
turned from New York, where they have
spent the winter.
Mrs. John Blair has gone to North Troy
to visit her son, George Jane Blanch-
ard has gone to Boston to visit her sister,
Mrs. John Cham berlin; Mrs. H.G. Blancb
ard accompanied her and will go to Provi-
dence, r. /. to visit her sister.
G. L. Macdiarmid has moved from his
block to the Alexander residence which
he recently purchased.-N. Goodhive has
moved from the Gould tenement to F. P.
Davis tenement in West Derby.-John
1atro has moved from the Gould tenement
to G. n. Brady's house.-Mr. Buck has
moved from F. D. Flint's house to L. F.
Kay's house.-W. Boivin has moved from
Mrs. Felix Taylor's to Mrs. Bushels house
Myron Brainard of Lowell, Mass. recently
on his way to Detroit.-Luther Brown of
ST. Johnsbury was in town last week to
visit his brother, Benjamin.-Mr. Aldrich
and wife have returned to Providence, RI.
Miss Jennie Bishop of Norton Mills is
visiting at Henry Burgess'.-A. w. Childs
of BrattIeboro, State Agent of the Travel
ers' Insurance Co., was in town last Fri /
day.
New port Center.
The village schools closed Friday the 23d. |
The Cleaners met with Mrs. D. L. Hill
1reth last Friday afternoon.
The Masons of this place attended the
Masonic meeting held, at Newport last |
Thursday evening.
E. G. Rogers has moved into the rooms
over Percy's store.-P.T. Barber has moved
20 Sheffield.-S. Davis has moved to G. E.
farm at Bloomington Center
John Magoon has moved into Sidney
Davis house.
Mrs. Charles Oben, Mrs. D. r. Stetson
md daughter of Newport visited relatives
n this place last Week.-Mrs. Eda Bailey
md Miss Laura Beadle are home from
2ichford on a VISIT. G. Turnbun was
lere last Friday.
Troy.
Peter Martin has gone to New York to
work in the ice business.
Miss. Eta Rowland, who has been quite
lick; is better.-Mrs. S. Farnham, who has
been seriously ill, is Improving B.
Phillips is quite sick with pneumonia.
The door to the furnace in Smith Bros
store was blown open in some way last
Monday morning. while they were at
break fast and the sparks soon started