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


Byron Smith who has been Ill with |
is better and has COM
menced work again for William Marshall.
Prof. John Eliot and daughter Mary, |
who have been in town the past week, |
returned to their home in Hyde Park, |
Mass, last Friday.
Elroy Batchelder and family have
moved from Boston to his farm In
Greensboro, which has been occupied for
a few years by the late John Simonds.
GREENSBORO BEND.
Ella Burlington is at home.
Fred Pope is in st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. VIII Graham is on the sick list.
Lula Carr spent Sunday in Woodbury..
Min Piper is visiting at c. A. BARRIERS
Mrs. Nellie Jamerson is gaining slowly.
Mrs. E.. C. Duval was in Hardwick Sat-
urday.
Mr.. Moore from Woodbury. is visiting at
n. A. Ross.
Iaban Patch and wife have returned
from Canada.
Mrs.Myrtie SawteIle is working for Mrs.
Bert Jamerson.
the week with her father in Greensboro.
The sugar party given by c. o. Davidson
Friday, was much enjoyed.
HOLLAND.
Mrs. Jos. Waterman and Mrs. Sarah
Page are convalescing.
e. Hackett's sugar house and contents
burned Monday morning.
/ 10 nor M T i'm w
she is being treated by DIR. Waldron.
Mrs. Meoria Osgood of Manchester, N.
A.. is visiting her sister Mrs. VIM. Rice.
Mr.. Daniel Gallagher is in very critical
condition. He is suffering from cancer.
Miss Kate Ferrin has been visiting her
sister Edith at Island Pond for the past
week.
Bingham Brewers sugar house was
burned together with the contents last
Thursday night.
Geo. Wheeler, for many years resident
Of this town, died at the home of his son
l.. A. Wheeler, April 8th, aged Sc years.
Miss May Stearns, who works in TIT
Peerless at Barton, was called home on &C
count of the death of her father, Jane
Stearns.
Homer Twombly's sugar house caugh
fire one day last week, and but for tn
timely arrival of neighbors must hav
burned.
Among the sick are Myrtle Demicl
Mr., Geo. Suearn, Mr.. Geo. Wheeler, Mr.
James Stearn and her two children and
small child OF P. Haskell.
. last Monday morning together with syru
q enough for 100 pounds of sugar. M
le Hackett an Mr.. Allbee will arrange to G
- on with sugaring.
II A. r. Moulton, lifelong resident
10 this place, died at the home OF his son, l
! G. MouIton, April Sd, aged 65 years
:, wife, four sons and three daug hters al
q LETT to mourn his loss.
William Hackett has very remarkab
d, COW. Recently she gave birth to nit
g large calf, after which she gave about ont
, half her usual flow of milk. In nine da.
}; she gave birth to calf number two, it beir
j. a large one, after which she gave her usu
l flow of milk.
BIZ All the teachers in town are engage
L Mrs. Oliver P. Bryant it to teach Il
+, Fletcher school, Franklin s. Ladd at Ca
A. Wells Mill, Harry M. Page the Bazine
j. school, Jennie M. Lackey in the Grav
Us school, Florence Sykes in the Kelley scho
u and Minnie Marcot: at Tice.
ls' James W. Stearns, who died last wee
IL was born in Barnston December 3rd, 49,
;li Mr.. Stearns was an honest and industrio
| xryifo md oil
ny to m ourn his loss. George Stearns and
III wife from st. Johnsbury were present
ny the funeral, which was held on April A
His two dsughte from Newport, n.
were also present. His wife and daugh
lus Clara were sick and not able to attend
ave funeral, but are better now. The fune
Irs' services were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Wa
~ and Rev. Mr.. Ames.
aU DEFERRED LOCALS.
No. Eugene Percy and family have moved
vi Rochester, Mass.
lVh Mr.. and Mrs s E. Gray OF Morgan W
~ in town last Wednesday.
lool Miss Edith Moulton is home from b
III Iington to help care for her father, who
very low at this writing.
o,d RASBURG.
,een Mrs. Wallace Jerome remains very c
fern ically ill.
Tor A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wal
RIM, Jerome last Monday.
,een c. E. Allen and wife have moved Fl
,ros the Stetson fam to Coventry.
rin, The citizens in town are listening for
, his steam whistle from the new steam mill.
ends Jasper Smith has bought place
spg- Bloomington and will move there sc
Mr. Mrs. Allen, who has been spending
the winter at Rev. J. E. Knapp's, goe
heir BELLOWS fslls To-
Rev. E. P. Treat preached in Richm
Yesterday. Rev. Mr.. Bidelford OF S
stage stead supplied at the Cong'l church.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Phelps of Fargo
G. G. D made short stop in town last Tn
day. They are now visiting Mrs. LIE
for Mrs. Phelps mother in Morrisville.
Rev. ]. A. Knapp and son, also Miss J
ed in Knapp returne home last Thursday NJ
After conference closed they visited