Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-01

quarterly business meeting. An should
attend.
Mrs. Mabel Atkins is showing her
friends "a cluster OF MayfloTers and a
maiden-bsir-ferD which sprang up in
some drt D secured last fan for house
plants. Flowers b9ossomed Mar. 20.
Albert Bradford Is working for d. j.
Orne-SaIn Bean has finished bis labors
for J. G. Peene and has moved back to
Gloyer.-W- P T8ombly has rented his
farm to John Szn74h and las moved to Fox
Hill with Mark Porter.
COUNTY,.
West sSEarBe-
Joe Otis has returned 10 Bartlett, N H,
to teach the spring term of school.
Fred KeDiscn has finished work for w.
c. Fogg Il Son and Ear3 Roz08y viii take
his place for the presenf.-Mrs. Z. w.
Brock way is ~ work for Mrs. F. J. Wiley
at LyndODV5iie.-Miss Carrie Roundy has
commenced work for II, w. Densnnore.
A meeting Of the members OF the new
telephone system Bas held IN the Uniyer-
saIist yestFy Friday evening and a very
good representation was present. Perry
Porter was elected chairman and Fl. C..
Colby secretary after extended remarks by
David e Smith, who has given much time
and thoagh& TO the enterprise. Fl. 81.
Moulton Wa ei9cted president, E. L. Gas
kill, vice-presldent; III. {. Colby, Sec. and
d. (. Sm53b, Treas. Perry Porter was
elected manager TO erect the line and ascer-
tain what z-ns5r9Een3S could be procured
for. Much enthusiasm was manifested
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BarGmicN.
Mrs Frank King, who moved here re-
Gently, died hast week from erysipelas.
E. G. Briogr0an and Miss ida Warner
both OF this to4r, were married last week.
Congratulat7o0s-
Congratulations to 81 n. II. Smith of this
place and Miss Blanche Folsom OF Walden,
who were married last Wednesday.
East Harg3V3ck
Mrs. J. P Marvin is gaining and expects
to be able 80 reaRrn hons In a few weeks.
Jacob Love5oy died last Monday after a
few days 1lness. His age was y years.
He leaves a WIDOW and three children. Mr..
Loyejoy was a kind ne5ghbor and a good
citizen ans wiz be greatly missed.
Sheffield.
Mrs. Carl Hongbton is Wishing friends
and relat5Ees ia Town
4 dangbtessysas born 10 Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Wbee4er last Monday.
Charles Richards returned Monday to
his work IN Massachusetts.
The students EAaye returned to Lyndon
Institute for the spring term.
Mr.. aDd BIrs. White have secured en-
ployTnent at ( Il. Ban's in Lyndon.
john C2Eiara Is suffering from a slight
sheck.-DIrs. c. b. Joy is gaining slowly.
Rev Mr. Kystsr is supplying for the
Free Baptists untl q pastor can b. secured.
Cottage prayer-Ineetings are being held
at the home o. Charles Engal2's Friday eve
nings.
Earl Hodgaon while getting scantlings
at the saw1nin one Enoraing received a bad
cut on The head
Mrs. Ellen Prescott was chosen Supt. of
the SnndRy-sehopl IN place Of Mr.. Hardy,
who has moved to Eyansville.
Bradley Ingalls, and wife and grandson
are on the sick list.-Ernily Gray is in a
critical condition at this writing.
Sutton.
George abbott of Lebanon, n. II. was in
town hast week
Mrs. Gaylor and son OF Newport are visit
ing friends in town.
Miss Sadie Blake as q great sufferer from
n effects OF her fan 81 St. Johnsbury sta
tion three weeks ago..
Last Sunday while Geo. Rice was driving
3 high spirited horse it plunged into the
snow and H5eG before IL Coel8 be gotten
out.
F. NJ. Abbott has been dangerously i'll
with grip and hear trouble. FL is better
1t this 9r3ting-Mrs. z. c. Clarke has
been quite III with the grip the past week.
The most valuable consignment for our
merchant, ?. a. Holmes, In his many years
Of trade arrived the evening Of March 9th.
1t was a girl and weighed q lbs.
Dir. McSAaTre's people have moved from
Victory TO their new home here.-Mr.
Virgins IS to have charge Of the Huntley
farm tbs coming year, Mr. Devereaux re-
turning ID his own farm.-Alex Lucia has
sold his place and win 1--we with his son
Zoe Lnc72-
WheeIOeA.
Charles Sanborn and Grace Hoffman are
away attending school.
Mrs. Henry Dexter OF Springfield is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. Z. Welsh.
Mrs. J. q Gray does not seem to i'm
prove The otAsr sick ones are Oh the gain.