Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-03-19

Nlsle 10 ShlcdBo'-hlbs hathle Blair, who
has been attending school at Derby Center,
is home for vacation.
Several stone cutters from Barre and
Hardwick, who had engaged TO work for
the Granite Co., received orders from the
secretary of the Stone Cutters Union TO
leave their engagement or they would be
heavily fined. They accordingly gave up
their job and left town.
Mr.. Hearle and his mother have moved
from IL. b. Stewards house at Stanstead
Junction into the C.H.McClintocl1 house.
James Dustin will rent the house vacated
by Mr.. Hearle.-Amos Colby moves from
the Toole house at the upper end of the
village into the house recently vacated bv
Jerry Redway who moved 90 the Bodwoli
farm at the Narrows.
Glover.
N. M. Lewis while handling logs in his
mill-yard was unlucky enough TO break
the bone in one of his fingers.
c. S. Phillips attended the sportsmen's
Meeting in Boston last week "a Miss
Florence Drew has returned from her visit
in Portsmouth, n. II.
At the meeting of the Glover Grange,
No. 272, class of eight took the last two
degrees, after which banquet was served
which all enjoyed. The next meeting will
be the evening of March oath at o'clock.
Mrs. Helen Hammond, who is spending
the winter i'm Massachusetts,, made flying
trip to Vermont last week, and called on
friends IN town. She intends to return to
her class in instrumental music about
May LIST.
The lecture TO be given by Rev. Remley
S. Sidelinger, late OF Custer's 9TH, Us.
Cavalry, last week Thursday was post
poHed to this week Thursday, March 22nd.
He will tell of life in the regular army.
Clusters last battle, Of Cowboy and Scout
ing life on the plains, Indian life, etc. Mr..
is an interesting speaker and
with an interesting subject, he will not
fail to entertain his audience.
West Glover.
David Wylie goes to Island Pond to teach
in the spring.
Lizzie Cameron has finished fourteen
weeks term of school at Lowell.
Lydia Bean has commenced her work for
Mrs. N. G. Stevens. Mrs. Stevens will aid
her husband in the creamery.
Mrs. w. 7. Clark has been to Barton
Landing to help care for her father, Dea.
Cameron has been in
Boston.
Miss Grace Elliott spent the Sabbath
here with her aunt, Mrs. Merton Lewis
Mrs. Jane Phillips has been spending the
week with Mrs. Emily Lewis.
Miss Emma Lindsay visited at J.B. Cooks
last week.
Charles Anderson is working for Nor
wood Drown.
Sumner Leavitt has gone to Lowell,
Mass, where he has a situation.
Charles Downer, who is working in Sc.
Johnsbury, was home on visit last week.
w. A. Stone, who has been sick for some
time is not gaining very rapidly.-Mrs.
Geo. Fowler, who has been sick for a num-
Der of days is improving.
Norwood Drown and Roy Young went
to Montpelier for a new hatcher for the
saw-mill last week, going tuesday and re-
turning Wednesday.
Holland.
Frank Robbins and wife are both num-
bered among the sick.
Mr.. Kidder, the new butter maker, has
arrived with his family and gone to work.
The entertainment given at the M. Il.
church by the Misses McDuffee OF Stan
stead was well attended and was first-class
n every respect. The Ladies' Aid Society
furnished an excellent supper at the town
nall that was also much enjoyed by all.
Did you know that Albert Smith had
old his farm to j. A. Bradford and III. l..
)sgood for $125O.00 and bought Turton
IiIl's for $16OO.OO. That Gilmore and Fran
lis Smith have bought Will Smiths barber
hop and are shearing and shaving every
BODY they can get their hands on. That
}. w. Fox has bought a farm i'm Barnston,
?. O., but will not move on TO IL at present.
That A. b. Moulton had his foot badly in
ured by horse stepping on it. That Il.
:. Crosman of Coos, N. H., is visiting
riends and relatives here. That Mrs. III. A.
Bryant has gone to Gorham, n. H., TO visit
Ter sister. That Miss Myrtle Hartwell has
good position as bookkeeper in w. X.
Saldwin's new store That the echo OF
own meeting has not yet died away and
hat the wise men of the east are trying 20
interpret Nebuchadnezzar's dream.
Charles Sylvester will drive the creamery
cam this summer.
F. A. Buchanan was quite i'll last week,
nut is out again.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boright have returned
rom Sherbrooke.
AFRO Bryant has sold his farm to his SON
n-law, Luke Eaton.