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

NJ Claude Brownlee IS seriously III.
miss Ada Mason has returned from
bort visit in Barton.
INT. Thomas Calderwood has sold his
Ind to John Anderson and has COM
enced work for Lawrence Uric.
Little Jesse Farr, while visiting his
.hce, IL. u. Hartman, fell through
Npttle cutting quite a cash in his head
BIZ inflicting other injuries.
North Craftsbury.
Harrison Green Of Hardwick is working
n Clarene Hanson.
The Earnest Workers gave sugar festi-
y at the vestry Thursday evening.
will Wilson OF Mill Village has engaged
work for six months at Will Hadley's.
ln the obituary notice of Mrs. Ellen
yer last week, the statement that the
ceased "died at the home of her daugh-
Mrs. Charlie Silver" should have read,
he home of her daughter, Mrs. Charlie
iley.
The students had measure sociable"
tiday evening, prizes being offered for
q tallest and the shortest student. The
BE for tallness was awarded to James
dridge and the prize for shortness to
ISIS Ruth Morse.
MIR. Edward Hastings, who has been
Sending several weeks in California, and
wife, who has been visiting at her
lighters in Lowell, Mass, returned last
onday. Their friends are glad to see
EN- after their prolonged absence.
The ''antiquarian supper" several times
pstponed, was finally held on Saturday
ening, March 10. The singing, costumes
d menu were of Eye olden time" style,
afforded much entertainment. The
tendance was good, and financially the
lair was a success, $500 being Melted
pm the proceeds.
Branch.
Mr.. Geo. Merrill was away part of last
eek.
The water from the front side of Geo.
errilps house goes to Memphremagog
re and from the back side to Lake Cham
ain. There was a lot started Sunday
CHIT, but as we have no time table we
mot tell when it is due at either place
Derby.
. Rolf Searles is home on account illness
Misses Ethel and Edith Holt are i'll will
hrlet fever.
Mrs. Lother and two children have gone
Craftsbury.
Ernest Holmes is the new hostler al
eath's livery stable.
Nv. S. Robbins was in Barton on bust
IS last Wednesday.
Miss Maud Wakefield of Westfielt
sited friends in town last week.
MIR. Austin Bushaw has gone to Morgan
work on w. M. Taylor's farm.
Corwin JENNIE from Manchester, n. II.
stopping at Erastus Waterman's.
The exhibition Friday evening was tn
ual pleasant and profitable affair.
Miss Mabel Coyne of Boston, forme
ldent here, was in town last week.
The most recent wedding in town Is tina
John Champagne and Miss Phoeb
ay.
MIR. Chas. Young has moved from tn
purse house into Mr.. Frank Tripp
use.
MIR. Hiram Severance has returned fror
st Haven where he has been lumberin
past winter.
Mr.. ]. Colby Stoddard of st. Johnsbur
d Mr.. Harry Black of Newport called o
ends in town last week.
Word has reached here of the death {
rs. John Morse, wifelof former MethC
Bt minister in this place.
The rummage auction under the auspice
the NJ. E. Ladies' Aid Society was sui
Is the receipts being over S76.
Mrs. Silas Cushing of West Derby ha
EN- stopping the past week with h,
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lemere.
Miss Carrie McVety formerly of tn
ce, now OF st. Johnsbury, was marie
emily to young man of that place ar
ey have been visiting her sisters here {
elr wedding tour.
AIr. Clarence Badger was severely lnjur'
GENTLY by large tree which they we
tting, falling on him in such way as
cessitate the cutting away of the tr
fore he could be taken out.
4ast Monday evening about twenty-f
the young people spent very pleasa
ening with Carl Robbins the occasiC
ing his twelfth birthday. Games al
rching were INDUCED in and bount1f
reshments served.
leo. Nourse of New York is spending
days in town.-Parker Kilbourne
York is visiting his brother, w.
bourne.-John Stevens of st. John
ry was in town Thursday.-D. F. DAY
Ayers Flat was in town last week.
West Derby.
oscar Schelarman of st. Johnsbu
mt Sunday in town.
ames F. Gray has had his pensi
reased to $50 month.