Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-04-21
CALEDONIA COUNTY.
west Burke.


S. G. Otis was in Boston last week.
Warren H. Fairbanks was In town last
week.
Miss Ethel Smith is able to sit up little
every day.
A. l.. Aldrich and wife spent last Sunday
in Woodsville, N. H.
Mrs. G. H. Wright and daughter, Miss
May, called on friends last week.
Miss Florence ellis of Lyndon was the
guest of Miss Nellie Thompson recently.
Mr.. White of Groveton, N. H, is visit
ing his granddaughter, Mrs. Will Allard.
Miss Florence Locke has gone to Nor
wood, Conn.,, to teach In finishing school
for young ladies.
The village schools commenced last
Monday with an attendance of forty in
the higher department and thirty in the
primary.
Miss May Aldrich is teaching school in
Sheffield, Miss Blanche Hickie, Millbrook,
Mrs. D. q. Hall in Sutton, Mrs. Parent in
the Ward district.
Rev. Mr.. Walden Of West Charleston
has been engaged to preach the memorial
sermon for j. o. U. A. NJ, sometime
during the month OF May.
Hardwick.
Mrs. John Kibbee is ill.
M. J. Ross was in Boston last week.
Mrs. Carrie Wakefield has gone to st.
Stephen, N. B.
e. R. Fletcher has purchased the entire
interest of the Fletcher Granite Co. at
Woodbury..
The many friends of Rev. ]. A. Dixon
are pleased to welcome Mr.. Dixon back to
this charge for another year.
The merchants of Hardwick have de-
cided to close their stores three evenings
every week. This change will give the
clerks and employers three evenings for
rest and recreation.
East Hardwick.
Mrs. w. A. Lane and son have returned
to Barre.
Henry Eldridge was in Craftsbury the
first of the week.
Fern Phillips OF Greensboro is at work
for George Lovejoy.
| Romeo Silver was in Morrisville Thurs
| uhy W Ouy d
Charles Wilson moves to the farm he
has purchased of Mrs. Stowe the first of
May.
Sheffield.
Frank Whitney is moving into the
O'Hara tenement.
A. S. Hall and E. K. Hill are painting
Aaron Gray's house.
w. A. Lawson of st. Johnsbury was in
town the past week visiting and calling on
friends.
Leon Ross has finished work for Charles
Sisco and is stopping at A. S. Halls few
days. Mr.. Ross will soon commence work
at West Burke on the section.
Sutton.
Charles Kimball is repairing his house
Ira Willard of Dartmouth College is
visiting in town.
Eugene French is moving to Willoughby
to work for Mr.. Peene.
The farmers have made large quaint ity
of sugar of excellent quality this season.
Mrs. Wylie Willard has been ill with the
grip, but is able to sit up at this writing
Mrs. S. D. Stone will have millinery
opening at g. F. Fogg's store April % and
May 1.
Charles Spencer has rented his farm to
Harley Bishop, who moved in this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Spencer are going to Massa-
chusetts.
DR.. G. w. Colby has SO far improved a.
to be able to visit some of the sick in and
near the village. IT. is hoped he will soor
regain his usual health.
Chas. Joy lost one of his big horses lal
week. The horses were running a saving
machine, when one became frightened
crowding his mate out of the machine anC
instantly killing him.
Ii is rather peculiar instance that no
a teacher residing in town could be hireC
to teach in town the spring term. School
began Monday with the following teach
ers: village, Maud Smith; Whipple, GIel
Rowland; Bundy, Carrie Mathewson
Undercliffe, Mile Richardson's; Taft
Effie Thompson Hall, South Ridge, Alic
Gilfillau; North, Miss Brooks; Wilson
Gertrude Johnson; North Ridge, Ann
Silsby.
The town teachers seem to be widel,
scattered this spring. Miss Sadie Bak
returns to North Danville, where she is t.
teach the higher department of the grade,
school, Mr.. Wallace Orcutt teaches il
Burke, Miss Cora Curtis in Glover, Mis-
Mary Willard has a position in Norwich
Miss Madge Burnham teaches in tn
Lunenburg graded school, and Mrs. A. HI
Burnham has accepted a salaried position
! o canvass three months for the Bradley
Garretson Co.
: BIRTHS.