Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-02
Mason meeting at Newport Thursday eve

is sick.-Mrs. Arthur Priest is sick with
lung fever.
Geo. Rivers has moved from the Newton
hired out for year. Mr.. Newton's tene-
ment has already been taken.
Charles Smith is worthy of notice as an
industrious man, having with the help of
one span of horses placed one hundred
| fifty-tWo thousand feet of logs on the river
bank, drawn seventy-five cords of bark
nearly two miles, gotten up a large wood
supply, put in a years supply of ice and
taken all the care of his stock of fifteen
head of cattle and is now ready for sugar.
| ing.
| East Albany.
! Will Shields of Barton has hired out to
A. Daniels for sugariug.
Fred Going has rented farm of Mr.. Cor
liss in Barton and will take possession May
! list.
Rev. Mr.. DOnney of Lyndon Center
| supplied the F. B. desk in this place last
Sunday.
Miss Cora Leonard of Newport Center,
who has been working at Ernest Sanborn's
for some time, has returned to her home.
East Bloomington.
Daniel Reece, who has been very i'll, has
! so far recovered as to be out.
Mrs. Agnes Lowery visited friends in
Barton last week. Fred Ingalls, is work
ing for Willard Aldrich.-Vallie Weeks is
stopping with his aunt, Mrs. Alden Drown.
Charles HilIard moves his family to the
Warren Leland house at Bloomington
Centre. Mr.. Hillard and family have
lived in this place for a number of years,
and their neighbors and friends regret to
have them move away.
Bloomington Center.
E. W. Dudley is getting timber for
barn which he intends to build the coming
summer.
Henry Preston is working for Bert
Seavey.-Frank Wells has let bis sugar
place to Austin Lund
Albert Wells does not improve as fast
since his shock as his friends would like
to see him. He can sit,qp some but can
not walk without assistance.
Miss Florence Powers is stopping with
her mother, Mrs. David Powers -Mrs
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Mrs. Henry Leland last Week.-Mrs. Clara
Stafford is attending school at Barton
Landing-Peter and John Fleming, who
have been away numbering through the
winter, have returned home-Mrs. Abram
Campbell of Beebe Plain, P. O., is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Sarah Campbell, who re-
mains very i'll.
Evansville.
Frank Marshall has gone to work for
Frank Seavy.
Cora and Edith Perkins have gone to
Lebanon, n. H., to work in an overall fac
tory.
T. CoIburn, went to Craftsbury to at
tend the funeral of his brothers. wife, Mrs.
Bert. COlburn.
A little son of Elmer Leonard's broke
his arm by falling OFF hay-mow recently.
Trip is on the gain once more.
D. Randall has moved into the Pike Mfg
Co.'S. tenement house.-F. A. Randall has
moved into the house vacated by B. H.
Covey.
Mrs. J. w. Brown is back from Canada, |
where she went to take care of her nephew. |
He was much better and out of danger
when she arrived there.
West Charleston.
Colby George fell while at work in his |
barn recently and fractu4 I'll two ribs.
The Sons of Veterans repeated their drama |
at the schooIhouse hall last Wednesday |
evening.
Tracey Pratt has been very sick the past
week.-Mrs.. Ida Goodwin is very sick at /
Newport.
Norman Wiley, who is visiting in Man
sonville, is dangerously i'll. His father has |
gone to care for him.
NJ. and Mrs. John Lunderville were |
called to Holland last Sunday to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Lunderville's mother.
Mr.. Buchanan of Barton Landing was in |
town last week and placed telephones in
the VIM. Nelson and l.. r. Foster houses.
Mrs. Julia Clark, who has been spending
the winter at A. w. Lyons, has been called
to Island Pond to care for Mrs. Glib Clark.
Mrs. w. P. Holton has been entertaining
her brother from Boston.-Mrs. Hattie
Holton recently spent week with her sis
ter at McIndoes.
Rev. and Mrs. Ellington have moved
into the John Heath house.-John Foster
and wife have moved into Burnie Gray's
house and will work for him this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pickle have been visiting
Mrs. Pickles parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Holton.-Nellie Rooney from Northamp-
ton, N. H., is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. HI. Piper.
Mrs. David Driver died at her home
Wednesday, March %. She had been i'll for
some time The funeral was held in the