Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-02

Mr.. Alex Shields sugar orchard has aver
aged little over four pounds OF sugar to
the tree.
Do not fail to read 'Fhe Gentlemen
From Indiana" The opening chapters of
this entertaining story appear in
this paper. 1t has already proven a great
seller. 1t is sure to please both old and
young.
ssss sfs'SS'' sf5sSS' NORTH ALBANY.
Nora Simon of East Albany is at tending
school here.
Guy Courser attended court at Barton
Landing one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Annis of Irasburg
visited their son Alexander, recently.
The roads are reported to be In a bad
condition here, the clay pits being very
deep and dangerous.
The telephones have been taken out of
Jewett Twomblys and Fred Young's house
which leaves but one instrument In the
gbborhood.
The little folk who are attending school
this spring for the first time are Alice
Hughes, Bertha Lee, Calvin Sanborn and
Gerald Annis.
Walter and Harry Wells, IS and 16 years
OF age, gathered 300 pals of sap in 2 hours
and 45 minutes, gathering one holder of
45 pals in Is minutes. Where are the
young men who can beat this record?
BLOOMINGTON CENTER.
Miss Marguerite Marshall has returned
home.
Henry Leland is able to get about little
on crutches.
L. B. Going, who has been sick with the
grip, is improving.
There is no school in Dist. No. 5. The
scholars attend the Center school.
Miss Clio Going is homs from Barton
Landing where she has been working.
Willard Going of Irasburg spent the
past week with his uncle, Loren Going.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Smith are settled
in their new home. Mrs. Smith is quite
ILL.
Miss Cove of Wentworth, N. H., is
teaching the Center school and boards at
Judge Orne's.
Miss Mabel johnson of Derby, who
teaches in Dist. No. Z, boards at Selden
Gray's.
Harvey Leonard, who has spent several
weeks with his grandmother, Mrs. E. r.
Leland, returned home last week.
The remains of Cushman Smith were
brought to this cemetery Sunday, Apr. "a,
for interment. Mr.. Smith was a resident
OF this town many years.
If you have never read that popular story,
"The Gentleman From Indiana" do not
fail to read it now. The opening chapters
of this interesting story are given in this
issue of the MONITOR.
EAST RROWNINCTON.
Mrs. Ida Tite, whose sickness was men,
toned recently. died Apr. oath. She was
woman Of sterling integrity and was much
respected by all who knew her. She leaves
an aged mother and daughter, Mrs. Fred
Orne, besides large circle of friends to
mourn her loss. The funeral services were
held at VIM. Aldrich's and the interment
was at Barton Landing cemetery.
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. Farr is sick.
Mrs. E. A. Gallup is sick.
Mr.. A. H. Allard is quite i'll.
School commenced here to- day.
Earl Drown was in Burlington last week.
Will A. Leland has sold his nice driving
horse.
E. D. Black has gone to East Charleston
to work.
Roy SWEET is working for William
Monteith.
Hector Lapierre is painting the interior
of his house.
Marshall Clement and family visited in
Glover last week.
Carroll Alexander is putting a. new roof
on to his barn.
pound girl baby arrived at Frank;
Roberts last week.
E. D. Carpenter: will work for William
Monteith in the mill.
81. Durham has taken the cream route of
the creamery company.
FL. I. Smith was in New Hampshire on
business the past week.
/ Alfred Brown has engaged to work for
d. Fl. Randall in the mill.
Mr.. Coates of Canada visited at E. R.
Alexander's the past week.
George Wiggins and his son are working
for John Marshall on his barn.
M. A. Foss and,wife have been visiting
their son, Fred Foss, in Albany. ~.
Mr.. Rolfe, manager of the St. Johnsbury
Creamery Co., was in town last week.
Mr.. |. M. Roberts is here from Bloom
ingdale, N. Y, and will work for the Pike
Co.
Albert Grant is working on the par
sonage. Philip Roberts is painting the
interior.
Mr.. Clement LapIant and family of
Bloomingdale, n. Y, are here and Mr..
Laplant will work for the Pike Co.
Mr.. james, Tite, who came here from
New Hampshire to attend the funeral
Of Mrs. William Tite, is very sick at Fred
Virgins.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. ]. B. Moody is suffering with cry
sipelas.
Miss Laura WhitehfII is teaching in the
Dolloff district.