Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-04-07

keac hers examination on Friday and Sat
.uroay.
a Miss Helen Hunt has returned from
Mass chusetts, where she has been spend
ing the winter.
Il A very pleasant event last week was the
Inception given the Senior class of the
hca denny by the Juniors, at the home of
|IDr. f. w. Comings.
N Thursday afternoon several friends of
|UIr. and Mrs. Orange Badger called on
hem to congratulate them on having
PASSED fifty years of married life together
About fifty friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Nell
Don Stevens surprised them at their home
Monday evening, reminding them that
Nhey had been married eleven years. A
very pleasant evening was passed, refresh
Snents served and several substantial tokens
)eft behind.
West Glover.
. Hiram Allen cut his foot while working
|or VIM. Cameron.
Miss Kate Barry commences her school
t West Derby today.
Roy Buchanan is home from burlington
or two weeks vacation.
Ora Miles has hired II. II. Skinner to
work on the roads this summer.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. James
Houng on the birth of a daughter.
Geo. Bowley cut his foot quite badly
while splitting wood for N. II. Lyman.
Mrs. Lydia Chase is at James Young's,
Rring for her daughter and the little
kranddaug hter.
Ellis Prescott, who spent the winter in
Boston, came home to assist his father in
hrough the summer.
IL. II. Skinner went to Craftsbury and
commenced his work as reported, but
concluded he would not work through the
ummer, and returned home on Monday.
The case of Magoon VS.. Jackman
Brothers was heard here before Justice
eymour Hunt of Westmore on Monday
Judgment was rendered against the Jack
han Bros.
Greensboro.
Miss Maggie Cooner has gone to Barton
work.
Miss Tressa McCue went Thursday to
barton Landing.
J. B. Cook, who has been quite seriously
is slowly recovering.
The library trustees have recently pur-
based thirty new books for the library.
The school board have engaged Myra d.
base as teacher in District No. for the
chool year.
A. G. Chase was seen ploughing March
LIST. Guess Mr.. Chase Is getting anxious
plant his corn.
The sugar makers were busy the last two
eeks in March, some of them making
yer two pounds to the tree. Pretty good
pr March.
Miss Grace Chandler recently came home
rom Battle Creek, Mich, where she has
cen employed for several years in the
opacity of nurse.
IL. II. Skinner, after driving the stage
om Greensboro Bend to North Crafts
ury few trips, has resigned, and r. V
orse is now mail carrier.
Mrs. William Simpson will attend the
raduation exercises at the Moody Semi
airy, Northfield, Mass, the last week o.
pril, when it is expected that Walter &
mpson will graduate.
Greensboro Bend.
Mr. Barr is on the sick list.
Mrs. Abe Goosey of Keene, N. H., is call
& on old friends in town.
Il. r. Collins is now travelling on three
gs, caused by getting kicked.
p. G.. Salmon is painting his house, Will
erson & Gould doing the work.
Carpenters are at work framing cottag
l.. s. Collins on the shore of ICaspial
Rke.
There was a good attendance at tn
aides Aid Society meeting held at MI
Dss' Wednesday.
Amos Cushing is improving the exterio
his house with a new coat of paint, A. A
lies doing the work.
e. II. Batchelder has finished his labo
living stage and gone to st. Johnsbury
here he has secured work.
A petition is now in circulation to clos
e stores every Wednesday evening at 6:3
m. 1t is done in other towns, why no
re?
Holland.
Joshua Waterman is on the sick list
BRA Judd and wife, who have been ill, ar
nvalesCent.
Lily Griggs spent last Sunday at he
me at Tice.
Klmball Clifford of Derby is very sic
tn pneumonia at Il. Halls.
Mark Woodland and two daughters @
oveton, N. H., are visiting Fred Wood
eugene Percy has sold one Of his heav
I'M horses to Albert Smith of Caswell
lis.