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

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George Buzzell is having his house
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MRS. w. M. Wright is visiting friends in
Coventry.
Mrs. II. A. Harding is visiting her sister
in Burlington.
James Mcfarland has closed his labors
for ID. d. Bean.
B. N. Chase of North Troy was in town
last Wednesday.
Mrs. E. j. White was quite ill last week
bnt is now better.
The new dry kiln at the tub sh ops is
nearly completed.
GIL. Norton had his hand quite badly
hurt last week.
Ora White has been having his house
repaired quite extensively.
Mrs. A. r. Buswell's mother has returned
to Boston for few weeks.
George Katen has sold his reservoir farm
to Mrs. Andrew Twombly.
Mrs. Woodwork of East Berkshire is
here visiting her daughters.
Miss Mabel Mossman of Craftsbury is
visiting at ~. III. MOSSnHn' S'
Mrs. Homer Smith of st. Johnsbury was
here for a few days recently.
l.. P. Laurence of Fitchburg, Mass, was
in town on business recently.
John Arkley spent the Sabbath with his
son William at st. Johnsbury.
Myrtle Woodwork is to teach the
school in the May Pond district.
w. w. Reirden was in North Troy on
short visit to his parents last week.
Augustus F. French is on the sick list
M. ]. Smith had the grip last week.
Mr.. II. F. Pillsbury has gone to the
Steam Mill in Sutton for the summer.
Frank May, who has been in California
for several months, returned home Tuesday.
Linnie Woodwork is learning the milli-
ner's trade at Mrs. Stones millinery rooms.
IL. G. Pierce sold his span of bays last
week to J. H. Hinsdale of Pittsfeld, Mass.
AT. Stockwell has cut about one hum
dred cords of four-foot wood this spring.
Mrs. r. L. Barstow was in Boston last
week in the interests of her millinery store.
Miss lila Lyman of West Glover is stop
ping with Mrs. j. B. Freeman for a few
days.
The Mothers Club will meet with Mrs.
Clarence Comstock Tuesday evening at 1880
O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Begould are re-
ioicing in the birth of a son last Friday
morning.
A. N. Vance moved his goods to his new
home in F. E. Nelson's tenement house
last week.
E.A. Cook of Newport and N. A. Norton
of Lyndonville visited at w. II. Brunning's
last week.
w. e. Fletcher has broken up housekeep-
ing and his children are boarding at II. l.,
Basford's.
Mrs. Lydia Drew, who has been caring
for her niece, Mrs. Hanson, at Glover, has
returned home.
The Odd Girls and friends will hold 9
meeting at the church parlors next Fri
day afternoon.
N. M. Lewis is building an addition oil
20 feet on to his barn. This makes the
barn 112x50 feet.
G. f. Wheeler has returned from West
field, Mass, where he has been caring for
Dr. Nichols father.
DIR. and Mrs. E. M. Nichols were in
Lyndon last week to attend the funeral OF
DIR. Nichols father.
p. S. Clark and his wife and little
daughter of Lyndonville visited at G. H
Bloods last Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. g. Page, Mrs. H. G. Perley, Mrs
Charles Vance and Miss Cora Rowell were
in Newport last Tuesday.
Remember the auction sale of persona
property at the q. w. Preston residence
next Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. j. w. Hall of Baltimore, Md, who
has been visiting at II. R. Cutters, starts
on her return trip to- day.
He. Pierce, Geo. H. Davis and H. T
Seaver went to Nashua, N. H., last week tC
attend Masonic gathering and later Wis
tied the Hub.
Charley Sawyer, engineer on the Grea
Northern R. r., spent last Sunday with hi
father in-law, Willard Basford.
Clara Bowley has finished work for Mrs
j. B. Freeman and has begun her sum
mer's work at William Browns.
Rev. Thomas Hall of Island Pond will
preach in the Congregational church ex
Sunday in exchange with the pastor.
Mrs. Dennis Dolloff and children o
Newport have been visiting Mrs. Dolloff'
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Allchurch.
George Scott is blasting out large guam
titles of stone near A. j. Smiths, whicl
he intends to use for building purposes.
Mr.. j. r. Collision has purchased som
land on Elm st. of J. B. Freeman, pay in
$780, He will build house this summer
T. F. Wright is putting in a bathroom
in Jennie Holtham's house. The famil
will live upstairs and will rent the lowe
story.
The trustees of this village and the roa
commissioner of the town went to New
port last Thursday to meet the State roa
commissioner.
There was large and enthusiastic meet
ing OF the Fish and Game League las
Thursday evening. The same officers VIII