Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-04

MISS Lena FISHER commenced Work TO-
day for F. c. Stoddard in his store and
bakery.
Bert Dean is quite sick. His father who
is visiting him has also been sick during
the week.
Carl Webster is quite sick, having been
threatened with bronchial pneumonia
during the week.
Mr.. Edison of Marshtield has moved into
the Skinner house, having employment in
the Chandler mill.
Mrs. @. 8. Dodge announces her milli-
merry opening for Thursday, Friday and
Saturday of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hartwell are re-
ioicing over the birth of ten pound boy
who arrived Apr. I'd.
Earl Ordway, who recently returned
from Burlington, is working for Harry
Joslyn during sugaring.
VIM. Card and daughter, and Mrs. Prim
who is employed in the restaurant, had
the grip during the week.
The Grange had a box party Thursday
evening, and although the attendance was
slim, the enjoyment was great.
MIS-. Frank Hardy has been very sick,
and her little boy is just recovering from
en- attack Of pleuro pneumonia.
w. L. Cove reports that the Tabard Inn
Library seems to be appreciated here. He
| this week.
| The annual meeting of the Village I'm
provement Society will be held Monday
evening April II, with Mrs. II. M.
Whipple.
Mr.. W. Twombly left last Thursday for
the M. E. conference in the capacity OF
delegate from this church. Mrs. Twom-
bly, accompanied him.
The bursting of water pipes on South
street Friday morning, Oh account OF hav-
ing been frozen, caused quite commotion
among the neighbors.
Frank Sheldon has moved from Gray's
tenement to the Kimball farm. Ed. Stat
ford is papering and painting this tenement
in readiness to move in.
Miss Bassett's store window was very
attractively decorated last week by reason
OF her opening of spring millinery. The
interior of her store was also beautiful.
Mr.. Carl Gilbert, who has been stopping
with his daug hter Mrs. Elmer Lyon, is visit
ing in Craftsbury and Morrisville, en- rout,
to his sisters Mrs. Corliss' in Oxford, N. 81
At the Memorial service held for tn
pastors and their wives at the conference
in Montpelier. Rev. S. G. Lewis read {
sketch OF the life of Mrs. G. w. Hunt o
Enosburg4Fails.
Tine remains of Mrs. Phelps arrived Fri
, day from Seattle, Wash, and were takel
} in charge by Roscoe Cowles, the under
taker OF Albany. Deceased was forme
resident of Albany.
, Mr.. Dubuc was badly Injured at tn
Chandler red mill last week. While run
9 ming buzz planer, hardwood sticl
1 struck him in the face, cutting through
his lips and knocking out three teeth.
= The sale to be held by the Village I'm
provement Society will come on Tuesda
: and Wednesday, April II and 13. vii
= those who are making articles please brin
them in without further notice.
. Prin. 81. j. Stannard OF Barton gave
very Interesting lecture at the Cong
: church last Tuesday evening, entitled ~
q Trip through Germany" illustrated b
stereopticon views. The attendance wa
;, very good.
1t froze hard enough here last Thursda
q night to fasten we'll fatted wallet to tn
II foot bridge, SO strongly that no one pass
s. ing that way the first OF April could rails
q it, and but very few passed without bend
:. ing to the task.
e. L. Chandler & Co., start their Iras
. burg mill the first of this week. The
have just finished extensive impr ovement
in this plant In the way of new machiner!
J. and now have it connected to run by eiths
a. steam or water power.
e. w. Dudley commences today tt
m erection of another cottage on South stree
1t the cellar for which was dug last fall.
y, will also erect another house on that sire
y y, during the season. Mr.. Dudley Is adve
tising for more carpenters.
to Dean & Churchill sweetened up the vi
ne layers Thursday with some of their ra
IN IN maple sugar; with last weeks run of ga
be they averaged about half pound OF sug
to tree. They sugared off again Frid'
b, afternoon; so did Frank Hall.
Harry Ford and Miss Kate Church,
both of this village, were married in Bo
ton the first of last week. Mr.. Ford we
to Boston few weeks ago and has had t.
offer of a position there, but 1t is not &C
tain that they will remain there.
Ray Kimball broke his collar bone t
first of last week while seuffiing with bo
at the academy yard. He failed to real
Ill the seriousness of the injury for day
two; but the increasing pain caused hi
ris to consult doctor, who told him of
break.
i'd The spring moving fever has begun cal
this year and seems quite contagious.
IN w. Martin has hired the Carl Farley fal
and moved there from the Skinner hou
as Felix Pelow is to occupy the VIM. Monte
house. 81. w. Hudson has moved into
ard Wheeler block, and Patrick McKenna
to occupy tenement in the same block
81. The botter makers of the Turnbuu ..
teH of creameries held meeting at