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

attention of the mail carrier who will then
stop for the mail. When the carrier leaves
mail he will also display the signal. JEDI
West Glover.
Hadyn Skinner has been quite sick the
past week.
Mr.. Barnes of Canada is stopping at Mr..
Calderwood's.
The Misses Lyman and Dutton returned
to their home on Friday.
Miss Nora Murphy of East Albany is
working for the Chase brothers.
Roy Skinner is going to work for Car
roll Huntington in his drug store at New
port.
Will Magoon and Miss Julia Bean were
married last Wednesday. Congratula
tions.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Will Magoon will work
for Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Lewis for short
time.
| Mr.. Prudo Paquette, from Portland, Me-,
| has been visiting his nephew, Mr.. Henry
! Paquette.
Harry Humphrey found Mayf1owers in
March. April weather has not forwarded
flowers very much.
Miss Vida Calderwood, who has been an
invalid for years, has been suffering with
spinal meningitis for the past month and
is very ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Cook of st. Johns
bury welcomed a nice ten pound girl to
their home Sunday morning, April 9th.
Both mother and child are doing we'll.
Their many friends extend congratula-
tions.
N. c. Stevens has enlarged his creamery
route, which necessitates his sending a
team to Westmore three days in week.
This with the former routes and looking
after the CrafLsbury creamery keeps Mr..
Stevens busy.
The Easter exercises that were necessarily
postponed were held April 9Th, and they
reflected much credit on all who took part
We would make especial mention of the
readings given by Miss Mabel Thorpe and
Miss Adria Skinner.
Greensboro.
A number of Mayfiowers were found
April 9TH.
Miss Lena Judd of Hard wick has been
visiting at DR.. F. G. Kinney's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wareup from Canada are
employed at j. B. Cooks.
E. V. Scott is repairing his farm build
ings. Jed Clary is doing the work.
Mrs. NJ G. Ingalls, returned from Bur-
lington Thursday, accompanied by her
grandson, Everett Soule.
Mr.. Pierce, who has been living for few
weeks at F. N. Michaud's, moved his fam
lily back to Hardwick to-day.
Rodney V. Corse has resigned his
position as stage driver, and Mr.. Billiard
made his first trip from Greensboro Bend
to North Craftsbury Thursday.
L. A, Perrin is recovering from an injury
received recently in his shop, caused by a
blow from piece of plank which acct
dentally came in contact with a moving
bench saw.
The sugar buyers are offering only 6 cts.
per Id. for sugar. The sugar makers are
hesitating about selling for that price.
Many of the farmers have gathered their
buckets, while some are waiting for the
"frog" run.
Greensboro Bend.
Carl Jones of Hyde Park was in town last
week.
Mrs. Parker is at Mrs. A. s. Clary's doing
: dressmaking.
Perley Pope of st. Johnsbury visited his
parents here last week.
Rev. A. N. Ross went to st. Adams last
week to attend conference.
j. A. Clary is doing carpenter work fol
Ernest Scott at Greensboro.
Mrs. A. A. Goozey of Keene, N. H., hal
been visiting friends in town.
Amos Cushion and P. G. Salm on are i'm.
proving their houses with coat of paint
Henry Fadden and wife went to Canals
Friday where they will remain few weeks
visiting relatives.
Sugar makers here have gathered their
buckets. There has been more sugar ma d,
than for several years.
CT. Billiard has returned from Man
chester, N. H., and is driving the stag
from this place to Craftsbury.
Anthony Massey who has worked OF
the section here for several years, has gon
to farming and Mr.. Vancore of Sheldon
has taken his place on the section.
Holland.
Rev. g. G. McDougall is attending con
ference at st. Adams.
Mrs. A. j. Applebee of CaswelPs Mills i
visiting her sister, Mrs. A. r. Hall.
T. F. O'Rourke and Ben Butterfield o
Derby Line were in town on business re
Gently.
Mrs. Cassius Miller was called to Rich
| ford recently by the serious illness o
her mother.
Miss Densie Hall, who has been spend
ing the winter with her sister, Mrs. Thos
Ewens in Derby has returned to her home
here.
The many friends in this town of Mrs
g Geo. Kimball of Derby will be panied tt
l hear of her death which occurred on Apri
9th. Mrs. Kimball was for many years
resident of this town and was loved by al
who knew her.