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

Miss Violet Tucker spent week at New
port with her sister, Mrs. Richmond, before
going to Lowell where she is to teach.
Mr.. Thompson and family from Green's
boro and Mr.. Tollman and family of
Craftsbury spent the Sabbath at VIM.
Styles.
John Young, formerly of this town but
now of New York City, was married re-
Gently to a young lady of Burlington. His
many friends extend congratulations.
The ladies of the w. FL. NJ. society will
hold their next meeting at the church next
Friday afternoon. This is to be thank
offering service. A good attendance is de-
sired.
E. o. Randall was in town last week.
He proposes to build an addition to his
tenement house the coming season.-Mrs.
Walter Scott of Coventry has been at the
home of her father, c. G. King, for a visit.
Greensboro.
Hon. H. II. Powers will not speak at
North Craftsbury as advertised last week.
A girl baby was welcomed at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Pope last week.-A.
G. Chase was away most of last week on
business in Barton, Newport and Burke.
Walter Simpson has returned from
Mount Hermon seminary and is teaching
school at East Hardwick.
W. w. Tiffany has leased his farm to j.
E. Richards for a year.-Mrs. M. G. Ingalls,
is visiting her daughter in Burlington
Reuben Chaffey has hired for the season
xvit MI I I 7 IF
Clinton, Mass, is distilling cedar oil at
the Rutledge farm.-Mr. and Mrs. Matt
Burbank from Walden opened their cot
tage for the season a week ago to-day
Sumner Perkins has hired out to work for
j. B. Cook.-Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wiley
visited their son, B. NJ. Wiley last week.
May 1st attracted the fishermen from diff
ferent places, to town, and over 700 pounds
of lakers, landlocked salmon, and native
trout, weighing from one to fourteen
pounds each were taken out of the lake
and as many more pounds were caught on
the 2nd.-The A. G. Wheeler family and
Mrs. Kilburn are occupying their cottages
and party from Littleton, N. H., are also
in camp.-WiIl Richards is at home again
after spending few months in the North.
Mrs. F. G. Kinney came home from Bos-
ton i'll, but is improving. Mrs. Levi Smith
is on the sick list.
Holland.
Charles Ames was home from Maine for
a short visit last week.
Hollis Wheeler has bought S. E. Gray's
house at Morgan Center.
Ed Turcott has finished work for q. H.
Tice and gone to Barton.
Daniel Bryant is on the sick list Mel.
Sykes is quite sick with pneumonia.
JIM. Page and wife visited in Morgan
recently.-Mrs. Marshal Ames went to
Morgan recently to see her father, l.. r.
Tabor, who has cut his hand quite badly.
Irasburgh.
Joe TetrauIt will commence making
cheese at the creamery this week.
W. L. Russell has come to spend the
summer with Mr.. and Mrs George Russell.
Road Commissioner F. J. Grant with a
gang of men are at work on the roads.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid
will be held at the Cong'l vestry Friday at
2 80 p. m. All members especially request
ed to be present.
Rollin Baldwin and Miss Susie Page
were married at the M. E. parsonage by
Rev. J. E. Knapp last Wednesday evening.
They will make their home in Craftsbury.
Best wishes are extended.
Four arrests were made in town last
Thursday for drunkenness and distur bling
the peace.-Rev. E. P. Treat, town super
intendent, has commenced the work of
visiting all the schools in town.-Mrs. CIV.
Wheeler returned from her visit in Enos-
burgh last SaturdaY.-Mrs. E. Wiley has
returned from Holyoke, Mass, land is caring
for her sons wife, Mrs. John Wiley, who
has been iu.-Joe Schofield of Lyndonville
visited at w. L. Locke's last week.-The
village stores are not closed Tuesday and
Friday evenings at o'clock as formerly.