Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-04
II. Drown is running his sawmill day

CHI. Anderson Is carrying on Mrs. VIM.
Arthur's sugar place.
Miss Bertha Melvin returned from her
visit to Stowe last week.
Mrs. Samuel Morse OF East Craftsbury is
caring for Mrs Sarah French.
Walter Simpson came home from Bur-
IIpRton Thursday to remain about ten days.
Herbert II. Bailey is to carry the mail
between East Craftsbury and Green sboro
Bend.
Miss Eva Burnham came from Boston
last week and is working for Mrs. E. E.
Harrison.
B.H. Fairbanks has rented his farm to
Mr.. Farr and will devote his time to life
insurance.
John King returned from VinelaDd, n.
| ] last week and is working for Z. NJ. Hill
in sugaring.
Insurance Agent Cheney from Manches-
ter, n. H., was in to Tn on business the last
OF last week.
Mrs. Sumner Hill is stopping with her
aunt, Mrs. p. F. Rabbit, during her
daughters absence.
Mrs. Henry Harrison passed away at the
home OF her son, l.. w. Harrison, last Fri
day morning. Mrs. Harrison was one of
the Oldest persons in town. She had been
in poor health for months and has been
tenderly cared for by her son and his wife.
RASBURC.
Jasper Smith will move into rooms in L.
C.Fsher's house next month.
D.. Eeynold, of Boston made a short
stay with Mr.. E. P. Oh urch recently.
Mr.. E. H. Cotton, who has been In New
port for several months, has returned
home.
Special meeting of Masonic Lodge to-
morrow, Tuesday, evening. Past Masters
night.
Marie Baker is staying with her grand
mother, Mrs. NJ. G. Jameson, for few
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCaffrey will move into
Mrs. VIM. Fishers house soon. Mrs
' Fisher will live upstairs.
Dr.. and Mrs. Reynolds, who have been
spending the winter in Boston, have
s returned to their summer home in Wey
8 mouth.
. At the meeting of the 1. o. G. T. Oh
:, Wednesday evening lap year supper viii
be served for the good of the order. Ladie
please furnish cake.-The Easter servic
at the Congregational church yesterda
: was especially interesting and well at
tended Sidney Thompson and Henri
" Flint of st. Johnsbury are spending til
week at S. G. Carpenters. - Miss Mari
/ Bsauclerk with her nephew, Sidne
| fO ConanPd NJ 10.
er Saturday.-Mrs Charles Fisher was in Bal
IT ton recently to visit her father, who is il
Leo Cook returns to Groton next week
III resume his work in the high school Their
IN DEFERRED LOCALS.
There is an increasing demand for ten'
ch ments in this village. Where is the synd
er cate that will put up buildings to meet TT
need?
er princess Beauclerk," the faithful S
IN Bernard companion and protector died la
week. She had been owned by Mr.. Beat
re clerk the past eight or nine years, and WI
i'll a fine type OF her famed ancestors.
~ LOWELL. 7r6
l. l.. Cross was in Johnson Monday.
la Geo. Crafts was in Cambridge last wee
X Albert Stewart was in Newport last wee
ID Mr., Blake has moved back to his farr
I'M Mark Warner is to teach school In Yves
X field.
ge Mrs. ID. Cross is sick with nervous pro
an tration.
TX. A. A. Macomber of Jay was in TOW
ok Monday.
~ Carl Winchester was in North Tr
Monday.
Leander Pudvah has gone to Craftsbu
- to work.
asst Miss Alice Durivage is to teach in Alba
this spring.
Ie- Mrs. Ellen Skinner has been quite ST
but is better.
me Clarence Hodgeman is visiting in Ma
chester, N. H.
avs Mrs. Rufus Kinsley has returned frt
Binghamville.
asst Milo Hines and Mr.. Tatro were in MOI
Troy last week.
Iool Miss Nora Wakefield is at home TO
weeks vacation.
aria Mr.. and Mrs. Amasa Sweet went to Ne
port last Wednesday.
eral Easter exercises were held in bt
wis churches last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Perkins is In town De-
the treated by DR.. H. H. Hill.
heir Miss Genie Grant from New Hampst
} his is in town visiting friends.
Mr.. Irwin Stephenson was in Bar
Wis Landing and Newport last week.
for Mrs. Hartley Souther is in town tax
He care of her mother, Mrs. Skinner.
stay Archie Wakefield has returned from
itornia having spent the winter there
IS at Miss Martha Borland is engaged to tie
held the spring term of school in Moodyvill
s re- Mr.. Horace Hall has sold his place
ally a George Watson who takes possession Sc
'und Frank Murphy returned to New
City Tuesday to work in the ice busln
There was no mall Saturday, March
on account of high water between W.
field and Lowell.
lrton The selectmen have divided the road
the road commissioners to care for as
nard lows: Milo Hines, from Lowell village