Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-11

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devised by Walter w. Msssie of Provi-
dence, who is a nephew of Geo. W. Far
rington, who is well known here.
LOWELL.
Harrie wellman is at home.
Geo. Watson has moved into his new
home.
The tub-shop is running day and night
to ill orders.
Mrs. Laura Grant has returned home to
Peter boro, n. Fl.
Mr.. Wallace Wakefield OF Westfield was
in town Wednesday.
Mr.. Leigh B. Wellman of Newport spent
few days in town last week.
Miss Sybil Warren is home from Jonn-
son for weeks vacation.
Mrs Henry Wetherby and her daughters
are visiting Mrs. E. B. Wellman.
Mr.. Reeds nephew from Newport Center
is in town working in the tub-shop.
Miss Maud Harding is spending her va
cation with her brother, Allie Harding
Remember the auction sale OF personal
property at the Geo. W. Crafts place Oh
Wednesday afternoon, April goth.
Clarence Parker had one eye injured last
week by piece of steel which flew Irom
the emery wheel. DR.. Hill cut it out.
News has been received of the birth OF
son to Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Morton ot
Maiden, Mass. Arthur was formerly Oh
Lowell.
MORGAN.
Geo, Bullock is working for S. G. WILCOX
during sugaring.
Mrs. Bertha Nichols has been on the SICK
list the past week.
Geo. Allen has finished work here ana Is
talking of going to Boston.
Geo. Young has taken the Pond sugar
place of L. D. Farr for this season.
Mrs. Gee is home from West Charleston
where she has been caring for her son, BERT
Sugar makers have been kept on Tine
lump this last week to take care OF the Dig
; run.
frankie LeClair has his arm out OF the
sling and his broken shoulder is 1mproV'
| ing rapidly.
Mrs. Lila johnson expected to leave tn'
hospital at Burlington the Sth lnst' on'
has gained finely and her friends are muci
, pleased.
NEWPOkl-
e A ten-pound girl arrived at Jim Carey
: last Wednesday.
IS Arthur Rankin has gone to Boston TO
surgical treatment.
1t Father Bullock of Barton spent Sunda
le with Mrs. Moore.
re daughter was born to Mr.. and MR.
Fred Brouilette last Thursday.
K, Mamie Nelson of st. Johnsbury is visit
g. inc Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Sherman.
a Samuel Dorman is able to ride out agal
after his sickness with pneumonia.
ly Mrs. Harry Clark of Boston is visitin
Up her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. FL. Green.
r. Mrs. Frank Woodside of Brunswick
20 Me-. is stopping with Mr.. and Mrs. D. '
Hildreth.
OF Austin Baldwin has recovered sufficient
E. from an attack of quinsy sore to go to
A home in Coaticook.
re Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Kendall of Ea
Barnet were at Mr.. and Mrs. John Enc
lie last week on their wedding trip.
ce Mr.. Isaac Manning died in Batesvi
e. last Wednesday night at the age OF
Us wears. The funeral was held Friday.
ng FL, E. Lane went to New York last we
Ial to meet and accompany his wife hon
She has spent the winter in Florida.
ID. 1t was really warm enough last Fr1d
he afternoon for Huntington to run
Is electric fan and serve cooling drinks.
cit Mary Richmond is home from \
res HOLY oke college to spend q vacation WI
DOL her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. Richmo1
Capt. Lambert breaks ground on
ek, leased Gale lot this week, preparatory
Al. the immediate erection of his new bake
JUS block.
ZEN Lewis and Walter Baker of New Yc
his are among the new employees OF the 81
at & DeLarm company. They are boardi
tn. with Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. c. Humphrey.
H., The Masonic Blue Lodge will hold tn
ter annual meeting Tuesday night. The loo
the will hold special meeting this week
'ral confer the M. M. degree upon F. j. Nels
lies John Wells and Miss Agnes Stark W
married last Tuesday night by Rev. w
Newell. They will reside on the old &
to dali farm owned by his brother, Art
Wells.
7ere The ice in the bays is beginning
honeyc omb and break up. strong so
ur- wind would probably force it to
} is outlet. The ice is very much thicker t.
usual.
Mrs. Clara Robinson is having exten'
,rit- changes made inside her residence.
NJ. T. Hamilton is also having new hs
lace wood floors placed in his house on So
street.
rom A. Chillson has returned from Ma
chusetts. His sister, Elvira, will ret
the this week from Springfield, where
spent the winter with her sister, Mrs.
in Fuller.
OOH. Mac Louthood has been helping
the managers of the Bates farm in Derb.
IS to their sugaring the past week. We ex
he ate more or less than his weight
lond maple sugar.
tan Mrs. Barry and daughter Kate OF Gil
have moved into the upper tenemer
D. n, M. G. Sargent's house on Pleasant ST.
,urs- and will take care of Mr.. Sargent in
Zach old age and feeble condition.