Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-09
upper tenement in Mrs. A. c. Phillips


BIodgett are suffering with an attack of
the grip.-C. A. Kelton's little daughter
was quite sick last week, also little Sadie
Wilson.
West Glover.
Ed. Tichurst has been entertaining a
sister from Manchester, n. FL.
Mr.. Barry's daughter Ada from Newport
has been with him the past week.
John Jerome, an aged man who lives
with his son David, is reported as being
very low. He has been in poor health all
winter.
Jennie Crane came on from Idaho last
week. She will stop at c. q. Kings for
short time. 1t is hoped that Mrs. Cranes
health will permit of the family going to
their home in Greensboro soon.
Greensboro.
The listers have begun their work.
Mr.. F. G. Lumsden was married last
Wednesday. Congratulations.
Mrs. &C. Noyes is on the sick list.-Mrs.
w. A. Jackson, who has not been as well
for the last few days,is gaining little.
Clyde King of Barre is spending a few
weeks with George King.-Mr. E.A. Baker
of Boston recently spent few days at his
old home.
Mrs Frank Chase started for Lowell,
Mass, last Thursday, where she intends to
spend a few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
James Mckinley.
Several from this place went to Hard
wick April End, to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Anna Mcclellan, who was a former
resident of this town.
David CaIderwood, a former resident OF
this town, died of the grip at Lakeport,
n. H., last Monday. His remains were
taken to st. Johnsbury Wednesday for
burial.
Greensboro Bend.
L. S. Collins has been out of town for
the past week.
Mrs. Salmon goes to market this week
for dry goods and millinery.
Mrs. Bessie (DanieIs) Hurley and little
daughters are visiting her father, III. Dan
iels.
Rev. A. n. Ross goes this week to Con-
ference. 1t is hoped by many that he may
be returned to this place.
Miss Ruth Barr is home from Massachu-
sets to visit her parents, and take rest
from her work as deaconess.
The M. E. society have been adding to
the repairs upon their church the conven-
fence of gas for lights. It is hoped that
more serviceable light than formerly, will
be the result.
Holland.
Francis Smith has moved into w. G.
Kelley's house and Fred Stone has moved
his family from Morgan, into q. R. Cas-
wells tenement.
want to tell you something queer about
our local engineer. He boarded out year
or more, and spent his evenings at the
store. He now is keeping house, instead,
with real good help to make his bread. His
evenings, too, are spent with JOY, with his
housekeeper and her boy.
Irasburgh.
There will be preaching at the Cong.
church next Sunday.
Mrs. Alma Wheeler and son of Lyndon
Vile visited at G. w. Parker's last week.
Mrs. Chapman has gone to keeping
house again in her own home.
The work of the scythe snath company
in the village is about completed.
Quite a little new sugar has been placed
on the market at IA cts. per pound.
There was an Easter mission service at
the NJ. E. church yesterday with appro
pirate remarks by the pastor.
Mr.. Wells has sold the Barton Landing
stage route to Jasper Smith. Mr.. Smith
now runs both the Albany and Barton
Landing stage.
Marie BeaucIerk has been in Contocook,
n. H., the past week to assist in caring for
her brothers wife, who has been very i'll,
but is reported better.
Mrs. Nellie Eaton and husband have
come to spend the year with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Locke, and will
assist in carrying on the farm.
Henry Somers has been quite i'll with
tonsiIitis in Burlington and for a few
days, through the advice of his physician,
was in the Mary Fletcher Hospital.
A farewell reception was given Rev.
and Mrs. p. n. Granger at the parsonage
last Friday evening. About ninety per-
sons were present and the occasion was a
very pleasant social event. Doughnuts
and warm sugar were served. Mr.. Gran
ger will attend the NJ. E. conferen &c in
Bellows Falls this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grant recently visited
Mrs. Grants mother in Observation-Disclosures
Thompson returned home from st. Adams |
last week.-Mrs.. Gertrude Ross is at home
from Dorchester, Mass. to visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Parlzer.-Miss
Myra Taplin has gone to Ogdensburg to
visit friends.-Mrs. Helen House of New |
mort has been spending the week with |