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

by actual measure has run 164 16-quart
pals of sap. This tree alone Is a small
sugar place.
Trevor Blodgett, boy of Ia years, was
caught on a shaft under Hills mill recently
/ while getting sawdust, but with the assist
ance of Geo. Taylor, who was near him, a
serious accident was prevented though his
clothing was torn from him and he sus-
tanned some bruises.
Greensboro Bend.
F. H. Bedell of Newport was in town
recently.
Rev. N. A. Ross has returned from con-
ference and is to remain here another year.
Mrs. Philena Willard of Montpelier is
stopping for short time with her sister,
Mrs. l.. s. Collins.
Bert Burbank has finished his work with
the Grand Union Tea Co., and has returned
to Amesbury, Mass.
Miss Laura Duval of this place and d.
Spicer of Hardwick were united in mar
riage last Wednesday.
E. r. Collins left on Friday for Woods
reception given by Holbrook Grocery Co.
Mr.. Collins goes from there to Boston.
Holland.
Ed. Smith is home from Bath, N. H.,
and is ill.
Mrs. A. B. Moulton went to Newport
recently on business.
William Sykes lost a valuable COW re-
Gently, making the second one this spring.
Irasburgh.
Mrs. Cyrus Metcalf has been very ill the
past week.
Marion Mckenzie is stopping with her
sister, Mrs. Conway.
Henry Wells, of Norwood, N. Y, is Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. Cyrus Metcalf.
The Masons have recently purchased a
new piano for their well furnished hall.
Leon Patterson has finished work for F.
A. Buchanan and returned to his home in
Craftsbury.
There was large social gathering at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Edmunds
last Thursday evening.
The shingles are on the ground for the
Cong. church and repairs expected to be
under way this week.
HALEY L. Waller who is teacher in the
English high school in Providence, r. L.
visited at Mrs. Templeton's last week.
The church and townspeople are glad to
welcome Rev. Mr.. Knapp home from Con
ference as pastor and resident for another
year.
Rev. Mr.. Bole of Coventry preached
3 very interesting sermon at the Cong
church yesterday in exchange with Rev
! E. P. Treat.
Mrs. Clark Bailey returned from New
v York last Saturday, where she has beer
spending five weeks with her son Frank
! who is lawyer in that city.
Sixty of the friends of Arthur Harlow
made him birthday visit last Wednesda,
evening. Cake and ice-cream were served
r and the occasion enjoyed by all present.
The Experience sociable" last Frida,
2 evening was pleasant success and brough
a out the talent of the society and those
interested in church repairs. The poem
as to how the dollars were earned wer
decidedly interesting and full of ingenio u
invention. The net proceeds were $41.OO
q ALI the schools in town commence to- day
Percy Templeton, May Wheeler and Elsie
u Skinner teach the village school, Blanch
Keith the Brighton school, Ethel Drew il
Ii the Kidder district, Miss Lothrop in tn
Somers district, Elsie Chase in the Ed
Is munds district and Elmer Slack on Burto
81 hill. Leo Cook returns to his school i
the Keith district. Ethel Slack will teac
: in the John Brown district in Albany.
~ Lowell.
Charles Maynard has sold his farm i
20 the west part of the town to David Burgess
u who has taken possession.
B. J. Austin is improving and is no
. able to sit up short time each day. H
o. son Alfred returned to bis home in Ere,
donia, N. Y, Friday.
10 Arthur Cello and wife who have spel
~ the greater part of the winter in Aye
Mass, have returned and will make the
y !. home here in the future.
n The weekly prayer meeting of the Cong
church was held with Mrs. T. N. Patterse
W on Wednesday evening. The attendant
q was good and the meeting very helpful.
There was pleasant party at the hon
aC of Mr.. and Mrs. 9. III. Mix'last Wednesds
Is evening. Refreshments of cake and fru
were served and whist was the order of t
TX evening.
10 Miss Theda Wellman returned Frid
lis night from Burlington, where she has be-
on a weeks visit to her sister, Mrs. HI.
ng Wetherby. She is to teach the school
tn the South neighborhood, beginning Mo
or day the 21st.
l Lawrence Mulligan has sold his far
We near "The Notch' to ID. Stetson of Yves
he field. Nathan Greene has also sold out |
is Charles Sullivan. II such wholesale tran
CHI fers of property continue we shall need
real estate agency.
Charles Greenwood who went into t
ON hotel April LIST is having good run
ne. custom and everyone, particularly t
en- members of the travelling fraternity, spe
IL we'll of his house and service. May Char
int ho o0nd vunrlx