Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-18

n three weeks, and be discovered the fire,
which was put out before any damage was
done. The blaze started in a cuspidor.
CASWELL'S MILLS.
Augusta LowelPs youngest child is sick.
Mrs. Gertie Demick has been sick with
grip.
Mr.. A. r. Hall and family and Mrs. A.
Applebee and children visited Mr.. Apple
bees camp and report very pleasant time
Mr.. George Judd was hurt quite badly
while working in the woods, by the limb
+ Of tree falling on his head.
Henry Hull, who has had the job OF plan
ing the lumber at Caswelps mill has fin
ished his work and his teams are drawing
sla bwood.
R-ASBURC.
CYRUS MetcaIf has sold his farm to Mr..
Drake.
Henry Goss is recovering from his long
and painful illness.
DIR. Young and family expect to move to
Evansville this week.
MISS Marie 6SauCIoIk LStuAhCo " W.
cord, n. H, last Tuesday.
Mrs. F. H. Holdridge spent Sunday with
her husband in Newport.
H,O. Wheeler and family have moved
from the Wheeler block into the Somers
house.
DIP. c. Templeton, who is completing
his medical course in Baltimore, expects
to locate here when he returns.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Cowles, who have
been spending several weeks in johnson
and st. fJohnsbury, returned home last
Monday.
The Ladies' Aid gathering at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Annis last Thursday
was very pleasant occasion and quite a
large company was present.
Doctors c. v. Bogue of Newport, FL. A.
Bogue OF Richford and c. G. Waller oil
North Troy are spending few weeks In
medical colleges and hospitals in New
York and Baltimore in the interests oil
their profession.
About thirty-five members of the Barton
Landing Grange visited Mr.. and Mrs
Moses Burbank last Tuesday evening
Several others were present and the
occasion was much enjoyed by all. Warn
sugar on snow was served with bountifu
supply of other refreshments.
JAY.
MS. Chamberlain is gaining.
Mr.. Smith has moved to Newport.
Mrs. Hattie P. Myers is improving.
A telephone has been put in A. A
Macomber's house.
lie. Chase had fl Ve cattle killed by tn
state board for tuberculosis.
Geo. Eley had his foot badly scalded IL
the hot water tank at the Banister mill.
A w. Honsinger has decided to l.
Horsinger a part of the east half OF lot No
81
Addie Kelley has just returned from
HaverhilI, N. H, where she has been car
ing for her brothers wife.
A. ], Mcclellan has been appointe
Guardian for Jane A. Sisco and will tax
her to Hardwick to make home for bel
The Banister Co. had horse severel
cut upon the hip last week. The Woun
was looked after by J. E. Chase, jays onl
surgeon.
LAUNDERING is very brisk. The Baniste
Co. have just purchased in Canada roa
breaking machine to keep their roads
good condition.
LOWELL.
Ernest Watson was in Troy Wednesda!
Mr.. Newton was in North Troy Frida!
Nr.lee Porter was in Barton Landin
Saturday.
Miss Nora Wakefield spent Sunday wit
her mother.
Charlie Stephenson was in North Trc
last week.
Carl Winchester is suffering from
quinsy sore.
Mr.. sisco was in Newport Center te
days last week.
Mrs. Goodheart has returned from b
visit at Bakersfield.
Geo. Curtis visited at L. B. Wellmar
in Newport Tuesday.
Mr.. Potter has bought back the far
which he recently sold to Mr.. Garrow.
Arthur Cello and wife have moved
Massachusetts where Mr.. Cello has emplo
ment.
Mr.. MyhiIl has given up the farm
took OF Mr.. Kelley and has moved his taI
lily to Troy.
The G. E. Society will give glove soc
at the home of Mr.. Lee Porter, Friday ey
ming. Jan. 22d. Cake and coffee will
served; all are cordially invited.
MORGAN.
George Calkins is sick with the grip.
Ed. Hutchinson is working at Der
Line.
Mrs. VIM. Vinton was in Barton Il
week.
Mrs. Gertie Burroughs visited relati'
at Island Pond recently.