Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-04-14


Mr.. Colley has hired to j. B. Freeman for
the summer.
DIR. q. II. Newland OF Newport was in
Mrs. Mary Hall is visiting friends at
Barton Landing.
town Saturday.
George Tower returned to Washington,
ID g., last tuesday.
Miss Glenn Robinson OF st. Johnsbury
was in town last week.
Mrs. f. X Powell, who has been quite
Ill, is now convalescent.
Leda Bean has hired a tenement in
Thomas Hanna's house.
Charles Jenness has had Peoples tele-
phone installed in his store.
A. Il. Clark has had a telephone in
stalled ia his hardware store.
Edmund l., Taylor of Toy Is working
in N. d. Martins livery stable.
II. F. Pillsbury will paint and repair the
Sargent house, aud will then rent it.
Miss Emily Brewster of Irasburg visited
ut n. l. Fosters a few days recently.
Il. }. Allard is at work at Darby Center
in a carriage shop for Benz imta Hmm an.
Peter Gotta is to move out of the Bus veil
tenement into the house near the reservoir.
bout one hundred seventy volumes
have just been added to the town library.
William Lynch has closed his labors at
the Crystal Lake House aud has moved
out.
A. M. Tower is so far improved as to be
in his mill for short time nearly every
day.
William Longevine has moved into
George Katens house near the Hanna
block.
The Ladies Aid society will meet with
Mrs. A. X. CoRles on Wednesday from
to p. m.
Mr.. Melvin Drown is to raise the laundry
buildn g this week and improve its general
appearance.
Mrs Cordelia Cutler is very i'll with pneu-
monia. Her condition remains unchanged
FIR, m yesterday.
Mrs Harry Scott and two children of St.
bloomsbury visited at N. M. Scott's during
the past week.
John Heating had his shoulder quite
badly hurt by being thrown out of lum :
Der wagon recently.
The tub factory made 1860 tubs one day
last week. This is the largest lumber ever
made at the factory in one day.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. NTH were called to
Coaticook, P.Q, last week, on account of
the illness of Mr.. Smiths sister.
Chas. Courchaine has returned from
LoweIltown, Me-, where he has been doing
masonry work for skinner q French.
Mrs. A, e. Clark, who mas been in Boston
for medical treatment, is home for few
days, but returns to Boston today.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. j. Knowles have been
visiting at Walter McFarl4ne's. Mr..
Knowles has finished work at Waterbury.
1t is reported that there are several
cases of scarletina in town. Every care
should be taken to keep it from spread
ing.
q. M. Darling is in Florida, but will re-
turn about the FIRST of May, and is ex-
pected here to make plans for repairing
his hotel.
Marcellus Way, a former resident of this
town, but now living at Stanstead June
ton, P. @ g, was in town last week calling
on friends.
Ice went out of Crystal Lake April 18th.
This is earlier than for many years. In
1900 it went out on April 18th, and 10 1901
on April 22nd.
Mrs. Charles Jenness, who has been in
Boston purchasing stock for the china de-
partment OF the Jenness store, came home
last Saturday. .-.t.t
Hou. Fl. f. Graham is to deliver the
Memorial address in this village. The
Memorial sermon will be delivered by Rev
w. Q. Johnson.
j. e. Waterman tapped one hundred anC
sixty-fve trees and made five hundred anc
wenty pounds of sugar this year. w no
has better record?
The following letters remain uncalled fol
at the post-office Apr. H. Please say adj
vertised: z. A. Beale, VIM. II. Buck, Rob
ert E. Gay, Chas. Smith.
Howard w. Ford of Lyn donville ha
been visiting his grandparents, Mr.. anC
Mrs. John Bean, the past week. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ford were with them over Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Ro oinson is fitting up
tenement in her house, on the seconC
floor, which will help a little toward
diving the problem as to where one fam il,
can make home.
The annual meeting of the Fish an
Game League will be held tomorrow even
ing at the scboolhouse. AS the off Ger
or the year are to be elected it is desire
that all mem bers of the league be present
The plank sidewalks in this village are
need of repairing in many places. TIL
condition of the walks is such as to max
hem unsafe, and 1t will be much better t
look after them before some party has bee
injured.
Miss Dora Pudvah, who has been EN-
loyed in Geo. II. Davis store as a sales
woman has gone to Rumford Falls, Me
where she has q similar position. Mi:
Maud Gaskill of West Burke takes be
place in the store.
The Express and Standard has discor
inued IT'S Tuesday edition and is no