Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-05-13
menced work on the roads May 9TH.

Babcock of Craftsbury in the Anderson
vile district.
Will Graham, who represents Pike &
Boynton's marble works of MOrrisviIle, has
taken a number of orders in town for mon
uments and headstones.
Miss Beckett of Boston is boarding at
Mrs. Ellen Abbott's for few weeks before
going to Maine.-Miss Louise Bean is visit
ing at Alison CIark's. She expects to re-
turn to Boston soon.
Greensboro.
Mrs. Alex Wright, an aged lady, is Ill.
James Aston and wife are working for
Fred Goodrich.
Rev. P. B. Fisk goes to Boston this week
for short stop.
Chauncey Downer has bought one half of
Mrs. D. B. Hunters farm.
There is a new girl weighing 81 pounds
at the home of Ernest Flanders.
It is reported that two tons of fish were
caught from the lake the first week in May.
Mrs. G. A. Goodrich, whose health has
for time been improving, is not as well.
On Friday Fish Commissioner Titcomb
had $4,000 small lake trout put into the
lake.
James Young is building a shed and re-
doing the work.
George Y. Simpson has rented his cot
tage for the season to w. S. Rossiter of
Washington, D. G.
Mrs. F. c. Kinney is now able to wait
upon customers and will show them a nice
line of millinery goods.
E. A Barker was in town last week.
Fish commissioner Titcomb was the guest
of DR.. F. @. Kinney last week.
Last week laker weighing 143 pounds
was caught, which breaks the record for
big fish taken from Caspian Lake.
The Caspian Lake House is now running
a carriage to the depot for the accommoda
tion of it's guests and the house is full
There will be preaching at the U. P.
church on the Sabbath of May 10Th and
regularly after that unit further notice.
The suit Anair VS.. Cuthbertson estate
was tried before Justice J. d. Wilson We'd
nesday and resulted in verdict for the
defendant.
The mill trade has been declared off and
people generally are pleased. Mr.. Hooker,
the manager, is held in high esteem here
and we are glad he has decided to stay.
Holland.
Will Judd has returned from his trip
to LowelItown, Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. KimbalI of Derby
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Kimba of Bos-
ton visited at S. R. Fletcher's recently.
A R. Hall has bought Andrew Applebee's
farm and takes possession at once.-Fred
Woodland has moved to his summer resi-
dence at East Holland.
Over seventy five of the friends and
neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Kelley met
with them Saturday May 4, to celebrate the
thirtieth anniversary of their marriage and
gave them the following presents as tokens
of their regard and esteem: A silver SER
vice, willow chair, two Smyrna rugs, set
of nutpicks, jar 1iniere and stand, several
china plates and berry dishes, an oil paint
ing, a tidy, and sum of money. Refresh
ments were served and a very pleasant
time was spent by all who were there.
Irasburgh.
Walter Harlow has be in st. Johnsbury
the past few weeks.
Pre-memoriaI exercises are being pre-
pared by the schools.
The sawmilI has been running night and
day for some time.
Rev. Leonard Dodd still remains very ill
in hospital at Jamaica Plain near Boston.
The Misses loyal of Cowarsville, P. O.,
are visiting their cousin, Mrs. Charles
Fisher.
Sears & Russell have a fine new center
counter, which was the work of Mr.. E. II.
Cotton.
The Orleans County Ministerial Associa-
ton will meet at the Cong'I church to-
morrow, Tuesday.
Miss Myra Taplin went last Friday to
the Mary Fletcher hospital in Burlington
to fit for a trained nurse.
Mr.. Conway has the job of carrying the
pupils from the W. L. Locke district. Roy
Phillips brings them from the West Albany
road.
Mr.. w. G. Stetson is having the founda-
tion laid for his new house. F. A. Buchanan
is also laying the foundation for his new
store.
F. FL. Holdridge is making some repairs
on his house, putting in hardwood floors
and has put steel ceiling on the dining
room.
Mrs. Jane Powell is in very poor health.
DR.. w. F. Templeton of Glover was called
CT NIT Dn iOh+ in,
regard to her case.
Mrs. Harry House visited her mother,
Mrs. Helen Thompson, last week. lMr. and
Mrs. House expect to remain in Newport
during the summer.