Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-05-06

week G. w. Bryant and son raised a barn
frame one hume red feet long and and for
ty-fve feet wide with twenty four #.
| son ra ised a barn frame a little larger than
that raised by Mr.. Bryant.
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
West Burke.
Oscar Woodruff has been repairing his
house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Marshall of Hardwick
visited Mr.. Marshall's mother last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Densmore and their
son Clarence, who have been spending the
winter in California, have returned home.
Geo. Brown has moved to Lyndonville.-
Geo. Hameline has rented John Forests
house and will move into it soon. Mr..
Forrest will board with him.
Hardwick.
Har dwick village is to have a lodge of
Odd llows. The new lodge will be in
stituted this (Monday) evening and plans
have been madesfor an excellent meeting.
Miss Agnes Sullivan, who disappeared
from her home here recently was found in
pany with her father last week. It appears
that Miss Sullivan, who is a student in the
academy, had been studying very hard for
some .time and was suffering from tempo
rary mental arrangement caused by over
study. She walked to East Hardwick
where she boarded the train intending
to go to Boston. An acquaintance who
boarded the train at Danville dis
covered that Miss Sullivan was not in
her RICH m ind and on their arrival in Bos-
ton placed her with friends and notified
her parents. Mr.. Sullivan started for
Boston i'm mediately and returned home
last Saturday accompanied by his daughter.
Sheffield.
William Mcdowell has sold his farm to
Archie Mcdowell and Will Hill.
Samuel Ash, who has been sick all win
ter, is gaining and takes short drives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Chesley spent Sun
day in st. Johnsbury with their son Harry
The ladies of the NJ. E. church held a
sociable in their vestry Wednesday, May
1st.
r. j. Mcdowell has exchanged his farm
with Charles LeMorey of Lyndonville for
his house and five acres of land
w. F. Clark of Glover was in town on
business last week.-A. j. Roberts of
Swansea, Mass, formerly of this place Wis
tied relatives and friends last week.-D.
Miles was in st. Johnsbury few days last
week on business.-Silas Gray of Glover,
formerly of this place was in town last
week.-W Winthrop Lee of Lowell, Mass,
&c vic inn &c o5o
Mr.. Nelson Hardy of Evansville was
in town last week.-George Gray and fam
lily and Charlie Smelling and wife attended
the concert by Sousas band at st. Johns
bury.-The M. E. Ladies' Aid society met
at the vestry last Wednesday and re-organ-
lied, also the Baptist Ladies' Aid met at
Mrs. Jones' last Friday afternoon and eve
ming and very pleasant time was enjoyed
by aH-Dan Tanner was arrested on the
charge of stealing ham of Sumner War
ner. A hearing was held Monday evening
and he was put under two hundred dollar
bonds to appear at County court next June.
Sutton.
James Holtham is improving his house
with new chimney and by shingling it.
Hubbard Forbes haa purchased a place
in Lancaster, n. H., and is moving there.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. q. Gray and Miss Vira
Ball Of St. Johnsbury were at SiIas Ball's
last week Sunday.
Mrs. McKown entertained the Ladies'
Aid Society last Wednesday, An unusual
ly fine supper was served and all had a
pleasant time.
In spite of the severe rain, some of the
ladies attended the millinery opening of
Mrs. S. ID. Stone at Fogg's store last Thurs
day. Mrs. Stone will have a new supply
of hats here each Wednesday, also all kinds
of material for fancy work etc.
Mrs. r. @. Williams has just finished the
most elegant piece of EN- broidery ever seen
in this town. The design is peoples and
leaves, done in solid EN- broidery. Mrs.
Williams has kindly placed the dolly in
Chas. Fogg's store where the ladies may
have the opportunity of seeing it.
Schools in town commenced Monday,
Apr. 29th with the following teachers:
Village, Miss Burnham; Whipple, Miss
French; Bundy, Miss Willard; South
Ridge, Miss Wiley; North Ridge, Miss
Gilfllen; North, Miss Curtis, Undercliffe,
Miss Frost; Wilson, Mrs. Burn ham.-Miss
Olive Willard teaches in Wheelock and
Miss Ethel Chapman in Sheffield this
spring.