Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-09

he passed peacefully away on March 18th
He leaves two sons who have the sympa-
thy of the entire community in their
bereavement.
Lowell.
The L. A. Society met with Mrs. e. B.
Wellman last Friday afternoon.
Charles Kennedy has finished work for
DR.. Hill and has gone to Barton.
Stephen Murphy, Leander Pudvah and
Wilbur Blanchard went to New York last
Friday.
A young son of Lawrence Mulligan was
very sick the last of the week, but is now
improving.
Several teachers from here attended the
examination at Barton Landing last Fri
day and Saturday.
Sugaring seems to be upon us and quite
a bit of the sweet appears in market at the
low price of twelve cents per pound.
Harrie WeIIman returned from Lowell,
Mass. Tuesday. He will teach this spring.
w. E. Shortsleeves has returned from
Eden, where he has been hauling logs
most of the winter.
Stock cutting at SiIsby' mills has COM
menced. As there is between two and
three million feet to be sawed, it will fur
nish work for quite number of men
throughout the year.
Teachers for the spring term Of school
have all been engaged as follows: village,
higher department., Miss Ethel Guild;
primary, Miss NJ. V. Tucker; Stebbins
Dist, Miss Florence Ball; Laclair Dist,
Harrie Wellman; Mitchell Dist, Mark
Warner; North school, Harold Farman;
South school, Miss Alice Skinner; Albany
Mountain, Miss Maud Wakefield; Rich
ards Dist, Miss Helen Stephenson.
Morgan.
Jennie Heath has returned home from
the hospital in Montreal, where she has
been some time for medical treatment.
Lincoln Campbell is visiting relatives in
town.-Mrs. S. FL. Campbell and children
are visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Gray.
Mertie Gray has engaged to teach school
in Westmore this SPRINGS. E. Gray has
hired Mr.. Cobb's farm for one year, and
has hired G. Call1ins to work for him.
John Bullock and wife will work for A. M.
Gray this summer.
Newport.
Mrs. H. L. Doyle and son have gone to
Syracuse, N. Y.
The Episcopal church has been wired for
electric lights.
Winnie Blount has closed her labors as
clerk at E. Lane & Sons.
Walter Avery was in Boston the past
week to purchase new goods.
Judge F. E. Alfred and sister have re-
turned from Washington, D. @.
Miss Luvia Hamilton commenced work
to-day in the q. w. Burbank store.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. L. Foster and children
visited in Barton and Barton Landing the
past week.
Geo. Haslett has sold his blooded, stock
horse, "Chimes," which he delivered in
Troy, N. Y.
Clyde Kidder fell down the elevator shaft
at the Veneer mill recently. Fortunately
no bones were broken.
F. D. Flint has returned from Boston
where he has been in a hospital. He is
greatly improved in health.
Gilman & Coare to make a special show
ing OF ladies' tailor made suits, Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week.
Arthur Taylor is carrying his hand in
sling because of too close contact with the
twin saws at the International mill.
Mrs. @. d. Wilkinson is in the homeO-
pathic hospital in Boston, where she went
for an operation, which was successful.
John Buck of West Newport has bought
the Jerry Tatro lot in the west part of the
village, also the Bert Scott lot on West
Main street.
Rubie Trundie had the ends of three
fingers clipped off while taking veneer
from the sIasher at Fosters veneer mill
last Thursday.
Fred Pickle has moved his family into
the Flint tenement on Central st. He is
to go to Hartford to train horses.-B. A.
Dolloff has moved from A. F. Scott's tene-
ment to Joel Woodbury's house in Derby.
Malta Commandery, NO. 10, K. T. will
hold a special conclave at their asylum
Thursday afternoon at o'clock, when the
order of the Red Cross will be conferred.
At 80 p. m. the order of the Temple will
be conferred on several candidates.. Sir
Knights are requested, as far as possible,
to appear in uniform.
Will Richmond and daughter have gone
to Burlington, where May will attend
F. Woodside have moved to
Morrisville.-Frank Patterson, clerk for
True & Blanchard Co., has gone to his
home in Westfield for weeks vacation
Mrs. j. M. Cunningham has gone to Man
chester, N. H., on visit.-Mrs. Richard
son has gone to Worcester, Mass, where