Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-03-24

trouble.
Mrs. e. K. Hill arrived in town Thurs
day and Mr.. aud Mrs. Hill will soon be
settled in the tenement over the cream cry.
The Caspian Lake creamery made in
February 6776 lbs. of butter at a cost of
S1S7.25 and paid the patrons S0.24S per ID.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. Albert Anair is much improved in
health.
Will Richards was called to Newport
last week.
L. S. Collins is getting out lumber for a
new tenement house.
Sheriff Libby of Craftsbury transacted
business in town the first of the week.
Bert Russell has purchased the Ed.
Jackson place and intends to move there
soon.
Owing to some repairs being made, the
Richie & Ufford mill has been obliged to
shut down.
A. A. Cowell has finished his labor as
engineer at the mill, Mr.. Stowell of Vic
tory taking his place.
1. N. Drew has purchased the office at
the 'old steam mill" and is to fix it up for
a harness shop which is needed here.
Carl Batchelder expects to finish driving
stage from this place to Craftsbury soon,
as he has job in a store in St. Johnsbury.
c. G. Clary, the stage driver from the
Four Corners has been sick the past two
weeks.-George Batten is still on the sick
list.
G.. w. Flanders and Merrill Utley of
Hardwick have exchanged places. Mr..
Flanders will move there soon and Mr..
Utley comes here.
G. R. Davis had both hands badly burnt
by one of the gasolene lights in the store.
Had it not been for his courage in hand
ling the light, the whole building would
have burned.
Nelson Barr has returned to his home
at Taunton, Mass.-R. B. Smith and p. G.
Salmon made business trip to st. Johns
bury recently.-John Lumsden has re-
turned from Cabot where he has been at
work during the past win Uer.-Geo. Bolton
has returned to his work at T. G. Bronson's.
j. B. Lumsden was recently called to
Newport on business.-Several from here
attended the funeral of D. o. Cowles at
HardWick last Saturday.
Holland.
Mrs. I. Bryant and Miss Grace Bryant
have been visiting friends at Derby.
Fred Stone has commenced gathering
cream for the Holland Creamery Associa.
ton.
F. T. Caswell has engaged Elmer Ware
of West Derby to run his board saw this
summer. Mr.. Ware has moved here will
his family.
Fritz Osgood and his mother are visiting
relatives in Manchester, n. H.-Jame
: Miller has gone to Rouses Point to visi
: his fat her whom he has not seen for four
} teen years.
The w. H. NJ. Society will meet witt
Mrs. F. R. Moulton on Thursday, Mar. q
at 10 a. m. Everybody cordially invited
The members are earnestly requested t.
! make special effort to be present as Their
is important business to be transacted.
, IraSburgh.
Mrs. F. H. Holdridge is visiting Mrs
Hale in Wells River.
, Bernie Hill is driving the creamery tear
for Mr.. Chamberlain.
Miss Anna Knight of Barton has bee
! visiting friends in town.
Y Fred Kidder has sold the Crosby Kidde
farm to Addison Smith for 500.
s Miss Elsie Skinner of Bloomington hs
g been visiting at George HilPs.
:. The stage driver, Mr.. Wells, has recent
d had telephone placed in his house.
:, "A. Buchanan, who has been very i
r the past two weeks, is impro wing littl
Mrs. Guy Shepard is at home from tt
70 Mary Fletcher hospital much improved
Il health.
The Irasburg creamery paid its patror
! 20 cents for butter during the mont
of February.
i A company of thirty attended the sug'
party at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ervt
Wells last Thursday.
20 Farmers have decided that sugarir
l. pays this year, as they are making a larg
re quantity for the time of year.
John Thompson, an aged resident
es this town, who formerly lived on Lowe
IN mountain, died last week in Troy.
l. Mrs. Grace Boright of Sweetsburg, PIC
u is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. &c
" Phillips, and other friends in town.
- The ''bonnet sociaP' at the M. E. vest
- was we'll attended. New sugar was serve
which helped to make up an enjoyat
evening,
Ct The friends of Rev. P. n. Granger will
sorry to learn that he is suffering from
j., broken rib and other bruises caused by
ing thrown from his carriage.
= Easter Sunday will be observed wit h
service in the COnprepatiOna church. Su