Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-04-28

Phillips OF this town. The deer is to be
placed in the Hitchcock museum at West
field.
Greensboro.
A. G. Hooker is buying sugar.
The lake is now cleared of ice.
Most of the schools in town CONNIE need
April 2Sth.
James Simpson, former Greens boro
boy, is home from California.
The roads in this town are in a fearful
condition and should be attended to at
once.
Martin McCue works for DR.. Kinney for
the season and William Drew of Glover
for A. G. Chase.
Geo. Z. King has rented his farm to
Beattie Taylor of Craftsbury, and will give
possession May LIST.
John Garvin is having his house
frightened up with a new coat of paint.
B. S. Allen is doing the work.
James and George Simpson have been
buying sugar, paying seven cents per
pound, and will car at Greensboro Bend
Apr. Both.
F. HI. Dufur is employing Charles w illey
to build for him several new boats, and is
also improving the looks of his buildings
with a new coat of paint.
d. G. Melvin tapped about 1000 trees the
past season and made five tons of sugar.
He sold the sugar to A. G. Hooker, for &c.
per h., bringing in the snug little sum of
$4,000.
Greensboro Bend.
Mrs. Louise Parker is at home for the
present.
Greensboro to his place near the sawmill.
B. B. Amsden is having a bay window
put on to his house,. A. Clary is build
ing a cottage at Caspian Lake for E. G.
Kinney of Newport.-J. w. Wilcox is hav-
log his house repaired, w. s. Med
doing the work.
Holland.
s. 6. Pinney of Derby was in town on
business recently.
Harry Huntoon was called to Island
Pond on business recently.
John Tabor has sold his farm to s. E.
Little. Consideration, $500.
Some of our schools commenced Apr. IA
The others will begin Apr. %.
Mrs. w. j. Kidder has placed a stock o.
millinery in the store near Tees mill.
| James Smith fell from his wagon last
week striking the wheel in such manner
as to cause black eye and other bruises
on his face.
Mrs. Hattie (Moulton) Gregory of .Eas
Burke and her daug liter Beulah are visit
ing friends in town.-E. d. Moulton o
Derby Line visited his mother, Mrs. A. r
Moulton last Sundays. E. Gray ant
family of Morgan visited friends in tow
last week.. r. Tabor and wife of Nor
gan have been visiting at M. L. Ames'.
Irasburgh.
There are Sc pupils in the village schools
California.
John Wiley has taken the job to shingl
the church.
Mr.. Winget is building an addition t
his blacksmith's shop.
Levi Bashaw has had his harness shol
remodelled into tenement.
Services will be held in the Cong. vestr
while the church is undergoing repairs
Mr.. w. Russell came Saturday to spen
the summer with his son, G. w. Russell
Horace Story has been spending a fe'
days with his daughter, Mrs. W. F. Brew
ster.
Fl. G. Chamberlin has purchased ne'
| Ia olc
laid new floor.
Arthur Harlow was presented with
nice writing desk and chair on his Dir tn
day recently.
Frank Tinker, who is attending the M
Hermon Institute in Massachusetts, wa
in town recently.
Mrs. Hyde of Albany is pleasantly settle
in her new home with Mr.. and Mr.
Chamberlain and Mr.. Sawyer.
The annual meeting of the Ladies' Al
Society will be held in the Cong. churc
: parlors Friday afternoon.
Walter Harlow has been at home frol
Mount Vernon, Mass, the past wee
where he is taking course of study.
| There will be a lecture at the court no u!
: hall, Wednesday evening, April Both,
Mr.. FL. Whedon, under the auspices of ii
g Good Templars. All are cordially invited
Rev. Leonard Dodd, who had for SON
I months been at his home in Haverhil
g Mass, has been obliged to return to ii
:, hospital at Jamaica Plain.
Lowell.
B. j. Austin is rapidly recovering fro
his attack of pneumonia, and is now ali
y to be about the village.
II Miss Gladys Sawyer, who has been We
9 ill with appendicitis, is improving, al
will probably regain her health witho
an operation.
One OF the young sons of James M
Allister broke his arm recently VIII