Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-23

IohnsD bury last week.
Miss Mary Miller returned to her home
from st. Johnsbury last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chase returned
Thursday from their trip to Massachusetts,.
James Darlington from Canada is work.
ing in the creamery during E. K. Hills
absence.
Sugar makers are busy and report from
one-half to one pound to the tree made at
this time.
|. d. Magoon lost a valuable horses last
week. Its leg was broken and the animal
had to be killed.
Elmer Bailey works for Mrs. Matte
Gebbie through sugaring, instead OF Err
win Wilson, as reported last week.
Mrs. j. d. Wilson was called to Barre
last Friday on account of the serious ILL.,
ness of her sister, Mrs. Nancy Lumsden.
Mrs. Hendrick, who has been very ill is
slowly recovering, and her daughter, Mrs.
HARE, has returned to her home in Milton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. King, Mrs. Charles
Goodrich, Mrs. George Porter and Sar-
gent Dow are ill.-Thomas Wilson is i'm
proving in health.
Alba Chamberlin died last Tuesday after
brief illness of three days. The funeral
was held at his late home Thursday and
the burial was in the village cemetery.
Mrs. Harriet King died Saturday morn
ing, March 21st. The funeral was held at
her late home Monday afternoon at one
O'Clock and the burial was in the village
cemetery.
e. L. Alexander who is to move into the
Turn bull place has made extensive repairs
on the house, having raised it, put in new
underpinning, put on veranda and bay
window, also clapboards. 1t is now ready
to plaster. W. s. Mcdowell is doing the
work.
Alonzo Taplin, former resident of this
town, dropped dead at the home OF his son
Carl, in Barre, March 18th. His body was
put in the tomb at Elmwood cemetery and
will be brought to Glover later and placed
beside his wife who died about six years
ago.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Alice Ross is very sick.
MIS- teOrgo DaVlS is Ill.
Jane Flanders is able to ride out.
Mrs. Polly Cole is recovering health.
Mrs. Frank Forrest has returned home.
Tommy Clontly is helping Frank ANS
den.
Maude Harrison has been helping Mrs.
Mamie Davis. 1Ia
Mrs. Sophia Smith and Mrs. Robert
Shurtleff are i'll.
Mrs. Sadie Rice has returned to B.
Spier's to work. ia en-. zl--
| Mrs. Lila Billiard and Bertha Batten
visited in East Hardwick recently.
Alba Chamberlin died Tuesday and the
funeral was held Thursday, He leaves
wife who Is i'll and her. many friends SYM
pathize with her in her deep affection.
| Mrs. Littlefeld is caring for Mrs. Chamber
| lin.
HOLLAND.
| Geo. Weber is in very poor health.
Mrs. d. j. Finn of Island Pond is visit
| ing her sister, Mrs. 81. @. Bradford.
| Mrs. Turton Hill was called to Compton,
Que, recently to care for her father, who
is seriously I'LL.
|
ter with friends here, returned to his work
at Skinner, Me-, last Wednesday.
Harry Page has let his farm and has
moved his family to Waterbury, where he
! has position in the store of Messrs. Hunt
/ ley & Co.
Word has been received that Mrs. Lucy
Carr, once resident of this town and only
sister of Winchester, Charles and Thomas
Goddard, died at her home in Dickinson,
N, Y. very suddenly Feb. 18th.
Leonard Worth made his mother, Mrs.
George Weber, a short visit last week.
He leaves today for New York City, where
he has secured employment on a cream
cake wagon.
CASWELL'S MILLS.
Nathaniel Gray is at Newport attending
court.
Daniel Cole and Herbert Bryant are in
Sutton on business.
j. Gallon has moved from Stanstead, P.
O., into Levi Worth's tenement.
Ernest 81. Gray has bought of Ed. King
the land adjacent to his home place.
A fine otter was seen playing about on
the logs in the Caswell mill yard last Mon
day.
Sugar parties are the order of the day
and farmers report very good flow of sap
thus far.
Mrs. Flora Ames is at Henderson, Me-,
helping to care for her son Charles, who Ia
very sick with typhoid fever.
Benjamin Stratton has moved from Beebe
Plain hack tn his farm Eddie Steerna has
rented Mr.. Stratton's farm the past two
years.
Mrs. Lena Nichols. who has been visit
ing relatives In town for several week
has returned to her home at st. Johns
bury.
RASBURC.
Mr.. F. A. Buchanan was quite ILL last