Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-03-16

Mrs. J. B. Darling has been in Newport
caring for her sister, who is i'll.
Miss Essie Mitchell has been employed
in the telephone office for few days.
The Congregational society is planning
to repair the church by building vestry.
The ladies of the III. E. church received
SIS rom dinners served on town meeting
day.
Mrs. j. c. Burke, who has been here for
short visit, has returned TO her home in
Boston.
Agnes Chafey hss returned home from
Massachusetts where she has been for
few weeks.
Several are i'll, among the number being
Mrs. Honey, Will RowelI, Bessie Stsne
and Mrs. Flanders.
The ladies of the III. E. church will hold
social In the vestry of their church Tues
day sfterooon and evening, March 18th
ALI come and enjoy the entertainment that
is planned
The social at Mrs. D. L. McGuire's was
The sum Of s400 was added to the treas
ury. The next social will he an old rub
ber, soubriquet.
A recent issue of the Attleboro Sun con-
tains an article from he pen of j. G. Camp
bell, formerly of Albany, in which the
doctor urges upon the board of health Of
that place the necessity of using red glass
~ bo
soothing to inflamsd surfaces. The psper
devotes considerable space to the subject.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Mrs. Tyler Roweil hada nice Estey organ
placed in her house recently.
| Nelson Rash made short visit to his
friends in Canada last week.
Frank Graham has bought new evapo-
rator of Jack Keir of Craftsbury.
A. R. CoWles, the music man of Barton,
was in town last Thursday on business.
Help is very scarce in this vicinity and
wages are high. Half a dozen farmers are
looking fer help here now.
Nelson Rash has flushed work for Mrs.
Nettie Patterson and has hired to Elmer
Douglass to work III his sswmill.
Elmer Douglass has put in carrier to
take the sawdust from his saw to convsn
lent plate TO load it in the mill yard
DR.. Nichols and Mr.. S E. Winslow of
Barton were here last Wednesday and ex-
amined four or five persons for life insur-
ance.
The sociable at VIM. Williams last Tues
day evening was pleasant occasion. Cake
and coffee were served and all seemed to
enjoy the evening.
Elmer Douglass has repaired his sawmiiI
and has very large stock of logs on hand
to saw this spring, many more than there
have been before for several years.
E. G. Darling started last Saturday on a
business trip through New Hampshire,
Massachusetts, ard Rhode Island ard ex-
poets to be absent about two weeks.
Our wide awake and genial merchant, G.
e. Shepard, is doing thriving business.
In one day lsst week he sold sixteen pairs
of rubber boots and other goods in proper
tion. He also has sold 22S dozen sugar
pals to be delivered this season and when
they are filed with sugar they will held
forty-six tons.
William Williams and Will Ames have
both struck out now to earn dollar in an
old enterprise but new to them. They have
both bought sugar orchard and have
tin buckets and new evaporators and are
now ready for business. We would like 20
test their sugar when they sugar off and
see which makes the best. They bought
their evaporators of Jack Keir.
EAST ALBANY,
Mrs. Mary " ILLS is quite lii.
A. Daniels has been i'll the past week.
Guy Courser is at home for few days.