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


Charles Morrill, is quite sick with heart
trouble.
Mrs. r. e. Bailey was in st. Johnsbury
Thursday.
d. ID. Bean was in Lowell last Tuesday
on business.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Ryder last Friday.
Mrs. H. w. Doyle, who has been quite
ill, is a little better.
Mr.. H. J. Stannard was on the sick list
Saturday and Sunday.
d. d. Bean bought N. G. Stevens horse,
Red Elm, last Friday.
Homer Brewster went to Burlington for
a short stop last week.
L. J. Hartman has purchased Mrs. airy
Humphreys residence.
Miss May A. Shea was at Lyndonville
visiting friends last Friday.
Amos Robinson is working for Fl. L.
Seaver in his hardware store.
Mrs. Ernest Cass has gone to Boston to
visit relatives for few weeks.
Florence johnson has opened dress
making establishment in Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. 1. Shedd of Sheffield
visited at George Kings recently.
ID. A. Dolloff of st. Johnsbury was In
town visiting friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Lucy Hunter of Albany has been
visiting her nephew, 9. e. Coburn.
Catherine Crowley, who is in the employ
OF A. II. Cowles, is on the sick list.
Mrs. G. A. Drew is visiting her cousin,
rhxyC
Mrs. Betsey Smith, aunt OF Mrs. Lucy
Robinson, is sick at Mrs. Robinson's.
J.W. Murkland was in st. Johnsbury
last Friday and Saturday on business.
Work on the foundation of the new
Catholic church was commenced to-day.
Mrs. w. G. Brown has been at Lyndon
VILE visiting her daughter, Mrs. W1lmot.
Eli Flanders was in Newport Friday
looking after span of good work horses.
Mike Ryan has bought the house occu-
pied by r. A. Johnson for the past year
Miss Tia Tenney commenced her school
in the McClary district in Albany to-day.
Mrs. A. A. Larrabee is at Minton, P. O.,
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Bean.
Mrs. Frank Lang and children were in
East Craftsbury visiting friends the last OF
the week.
N. M. Scott has sold the house and lot
north of his residence to Mrs. Walter Nc
Farlane.
Mr.. and Mrs. /. F. jerks OF North Troy
visited their daughter, Mrs. Geo. Goodro
last Monday.
Charles Traverse has hired tenement in
the house which N. M. Scott bought o.
Charles Preston.
The Rev. William Drown and wife Of
North Troy are visiting their daughter
Mrs. r. E. Bailey. b.
H. G. Spaulding, representing the st
Adams Daily Messenger, was in towr
Thursday and Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. A. Croft of Yves
Charleston visited their daughter, Mrs. w
b. Bowman, recently.
Cora Marsh has closed her labors in thu
Peerless and commenced her school il
Glover village to-day.
Reports have come back from Montrea
that Carrie ;KettleIwill have to suffer thu
amputation, of her arm.t no tf,.y i'IH
Samuel McVety, who has been at worl
for L. J. Bickford blacksmithing has close'
his labors and gone to Canada.
Clarence Stannard was seen going abou
on crutch the last of the week from tn
effects of sticking nail in his foot. ST.
There will be special meeting of Orlean
Lodge No. 55 F. and A. M. Friday, May
at 7:3O p. m. Work In F. g. degree.
Walter Norris, son of Will Norris, is yer
sick with pneumonia. He is reported
little more omfortable this morning.
The Rev. Thomas Hall of Island Pom
preached in the Congregational churc
yesterday in exchange with the pastor.
The new lathe at the tub shop was starte
last Friday. This will turn ten and twent
pound tubs and necessitate more help.
Ed. White has sold his fine span of bay
make good team to work on the roaC
Mrs. Jane L. Phillips, who has passed tt
winter with her daughter, Mrs. Fogg
Sutton, is stopping at Mr.. Hagar's for
few days.
Nettie Rand teaches the higher depar
ment in Glover village school this terri
Ethel Rand will teach in Dist. No.
Glover.
Last Friday about 10000 pounds OF sms
freight was unloaded at the freight dep
here, besides several full carloads of gra
and feed.
H. A. Harding's boom broke away la
Thursday and his logs were scattered 6
about the lake. After much labor most
them were secured.
Julia Sherburne, who has been in t
employ of M. w. Johnson for year pa
has closed her labors there and gone to b
home in Sheffield.
H. A. Harding was in Sherbrooke Ia
Thursday and made arrangements with t
@. g. r. r. to put in side track to accor
modate his lumber lot.
Miss Lena White, who has been at wo
for f. w. Barron in his store, has go
home sick to Plymouth, N. H. Clara Be
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