Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-29

paASohakO INTO MIS-. AllDeet6 tenement
Mr.. Hastings will go to New York to work
in the ice business.
Corlis Page commenced work for Clar-
ence Wheeler last Monday and before noon
cut his foot very badly. DIR. Kendrick
dressed the wound.
The birthday party given by Miss Alice
Allbee was a very pleasant affair. Miss
Allbee was the recipient OF some very pref
ty presents among them being a nice gold
watch. Ice-cream and cake were served.
Mrs. r. Barnard started April p for Cal
fornia.-Mr. Porter Lyon, who has been
home from the the west the past wear on
account OF poor health, has returned TO his
home in the west.-Mrs. Ed. Allbee has
gone to New York to join her husband
who went there several weeks ago.
Miss Ella Page from Island Pond is stop
ping with her grandmother, Mrs. Dudley.
Rev Mr.. Ellington OF Stanstead, p. O.,
visited friends here recently. Mrs. Belle
(Howard) Cobb of Burlington visited her
mother, Mrs. Rufus Barnard, last week.
Mr.. Ed. Alexander and family from West
Burke recently visited at r.. Bruce's.-Miss
Florence Wright of West Derby has been
visiting Miss Alice Robertson at Mr.. Aliens.
Mrs. Una Wiley and children or Barton
Landing spent the past week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hildreth.
Island Pond.
Extensive repairs are being made on the
Stewart House.
George L. Dyer is at home from Portland,
Me-, for a vacation.
Miss Ida Reilly has gone TO Portland. Me-.
where she has a position as bookkeeper.
Rev. A. l.. Cooper, a former pastor,
preached at the M. f.. church yesterday,
both morning and evening.
Coventry.
Miss Cora Bean returned TO her school i'm
Plainfield Saturday.
Pliny Metcalf and Mrs. Wilder will
work for VIM. Niles this summer.
There will be a social at the NJ. e. vestry
next Friday evening. All are cordially
invited.
Mrs. o. T.. landlord of Hardwick Is
visiting friends in town.-Emma Bean Is
home from Barton for a few days.
Bartlett G~oodenough, principal OF the
school, boards at S. O.. Percival's. Miss
KInsley of the primary department boards
at VIM. Barrows'.
Mrs. John Fuller is very sick with lung
trouble.-M-s. Asa Hancock, who has been
confined to the bed seven weeks, is able 10
sit up a part of the time.
There will be a May breakfast in the Cong.
vestry, Wednesday morning. All are cor
daily invited to attend and partake OF the
bountiful supply Of good things provided
by the ladies.
Orville Hancock, Charles Williams and
Harmon Wing were at home from Lyndon
over Sunday.-George Buck and wife, who
have been at Lyndon at work, have return
ed to this place.
Craftsburv.
Mrs. Chas. Hatch is quite sick.
Horace Andrus is able TO be out.
Mrs. John Poo visited her daughter In
Albany last week.
Mrs. Ida Hawley from Barton is stopping
in town for a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ii. o. Bartlett spent a few
days last week in Morrisville.
Miss Daisy A. Martin who has been Wis
iting in Lowell has returned home.
s. A. Gage has finished work for Mr..
Patterson and is going to work on the
roads.
Ed Silver has finished work at j. ID.
Leavitt's. Mrs. Silver will teach in Hard
wick.
A party of friends gave +. w. Martin a
surprise visit recently. A pleasant time
was enjoyed.
The village schools will this
week. Miss Morse and Miss Macomber
are the teachers.
Charles Robbins dog quarrelled with a
hedgehog last week which will be likely
to result in his death.
Mrs. Lizzie Eastman was called 10 Al
bany last week on account OF the sickness
and death OF her father.
s. A. Rand has sold his place i'm our viii
lage to Beattie Taylor. Mr.. Rand and
family expect to move TO Hazardville,
Rev. ID. l.. Evans goes to Berkshire this
week where he has been given a charge.
NJ. Stebbins takes his place here. We
are sorry to have Mr.. Evans go away.
Rev. C.. S. Hamilton has ten hens, and
last Thursday they laid ten eggs, one of
which measured 8 1-2 by z 7-16 inches and
weighed A 1-2 ounces. Cry again Bro.
We understand that Hon. @. A. Gear
heart will lecture at North Craftsbury,
May 3, subject, "The Coming Man" IL is
The last one OF the lecture course and we
hope there will be a large attendance, as
we shall want a course of lectures again
next winter.
Craftsbury.