Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-22

Kittie Smith goes to Manchester, N. II
this week to work.-Evelyn Webster has
returned from Massachusetts.-Wa
Hauver and family have gone to Massachu-
sets to live.-Mrs. Chas. Mcclure has re-
turned from Worcester, Mass.
The Ryder place has been purchased bv
John Riches, who will take possession May
lst'-H. W. Brainard OF Newport having
purchased the Brady place, the tenant,
George Longeway, has moved into the
Peavey fouse.-Carl A. White is moving
into his fathers house.-John Clark moves
this week from Newport into the f. Blake
block, Main st.
Derby Line and vicinity.
Mrs. J. ID. Sails is very i'll.
Mr.. E. e. Fox and family have returned
to Rock Island.
Mr.. Leon Norris has gone TO a hospital
in Montreal for surgical treatment.
Rev. f. J. Day of the Plymouth church.
Sherbrooke, preached at the Cong church
yesterday.
Work on Gen. f. q. Butterfeld's new
residence is progressing rapidly, fifteen
men being employed.
transferred
from the Montreal to the Toronto confer
ence, the change to occur in June.
Beebe Plain.
Miss Edith Flanders is i'll with scarlet
fever.
The old Gilman store is being made into
tenements.
Ed. Campbell has purchased the Herbert
Stratton place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith and son OF Lowell.
Mass, are visiting at Austin BodwelIs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert stratton OF New
York City visited at Arson STATIONS
recently.
Fire destroyed the station here last
Thursday and spreading to the shops of
the Stanstead Granite Co., occupied bv
Moore and Frost destroyed a large amount
of property. 1t was only by the hardest
work on the part of the citizens that the
fire was kept from doing still more dam
age. The total loss is estimated al over
three thousand dollars.
Glover.
Miss Nellie Marshall visited friends In
town last week.
Miss Cora Marsh has been visiting her
aunt in Plymouth, n. II.
Forrest Osgood has returned to Hudson.
n. ", to resume work there.
Ed. Walcott, who has been employed I'm
studio at st. Johnsbury, has finished his
labors there and begins work today for the
Percival Manufacturing Co.
Rev. and Mrs. Alexander, who attended
hn
Saturday night.-Rev. and Mrs. Mcdonald
and S. n. Clark also attended the confer
ence.
Henry 5. Clark had the misfortune of
having his sugar house burned one night
last week. 1t contained 400 pounds of
sugar besides syrup, sap and sugaring inn
plements, nearly new. The loss II partially
covered by insurance.
While Frank Roberts was unhitchinR his
horse IN front of the Barron block, at Barton
Sunday the animal became frightened and
getting away from Mr. Roberts ran up High
street and down around TO Glover street
and started for this village. Several teams
were met and others passed, but in every
case the horse turned out of the road
enough so there was no accident. Several
successful. After reaching this village the
wagon was overturned throwing the horse,
which was dead when the bystanders
reached him. The wagon was demolished.
West Glover.
Mrs. James Young who has been sick
with erysipelas, is much better.
Aaron Skinner has sold the farm known
as the VIII King place to Ezra Clark.
Mrs. Barry is home from Quebec where
she was called to see a brother who was
sick.
Geo. Uric and Geo. Humphrey are home
from Newport after being In attendance at
court much of the time for six weeks.
Thomas Smith is spending a few weeks
here stopping at Mrs. Abbott's.-Mrs.
Lillian Mcqueen is home from Piney
Woods Hotel, Georgia.
A bran new baby at Homer Hartson's.
E. A. Baker made a short visit in town
asst week.
Mrs. Addie Chaffey is acting in capacity
IF nurse at b. M. Willey's.
Bert NJ. Wiley has a new clerk weighing
about seven pounds.
Mrs. Susan Scott from johnson, is at
?. A. Goodrich's for few days.
Mrs. F. c. Kinney goes 20 market this
week to select spring millinery.
Miss Florence Peel has returned 10 John
on after spending Easter vacation az home.
e. A. Baker recently had shipped from
Boston pair of draft horses for use on his
arm.