Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-27

Father J. Turcot has been sick the past
week with the grip.
r. r. Davis has bought the house he lives
in from D. l. Grapes.
John Campbell visited friends at st.
Johnsbury last week.
Fred Campbell OF st. Johnsbury visited |
his parents here Friday.
Gustavus Burdick recently visited his
grandmother in Danville.
Arthur Labor has gone to Barton Land
ing to work for Mr.. s. Corliss.
Mrs. NJ. W. Kicker was quite. seriously
sick last week, but is improving.
Mr.J.J. Hill is in very critical con-
dition from the effects OF the grip.
Hugh Campbell is carrying on the sugar
place belonging to F. w. Baldwin.
Mrs. E. j. Horan from North Troy was
guest of Mrs. G. A. Barrows last week.
Mrs Hodgeman of Lowell has been Wis
iting at Rev. w. A. Warmers recently.
Mrs. F. L. Hildreth has gone to visit
friends in Philadelphia and New York.
H.R. Cutler has bought of D. 1. Grapes
the Comstock house and blacksmith shop.
Homer Hitchcock's little boy, g. Fran
els. was quite sick laat week, but is better.
The Woman's Literary Club will meet
with Mrs. Davis next Wednesday evening.
Remember the postponed village meet
ing which is to be held Wednesday even
ng.
G. e. Olmstead went to Burke Friday
and spent Sunday visiting friends at that
place.
The Afternoon Study Club will meet
with Mrs. Dewey Thursday, March 30tb, at
2:3O p. m.
Special meeting Orleans Lodge of Masons
Thursday even ng at 7:30. Work on M
NJ. degree.
b. Stoddard loaded car with maple
sugar last Wednesday to be shipped tc
Connecticut.
S. E. Winslow reports hustling real
estate business, having sold two farms In
one day last week.
Mr.. John Cunningham has leased the
Hotel Barton livery stables and VIII take
possession May 1st.
The tub shop was shut down Friday and
Saturday on account OF the death of the
engineers little boy.
LII. Bickford spent Sunday at Green's
boro visiting his family, who are stopping
! there for few weeks
Mrs. A. A. Larabee has gone to Minton
P. @, on account of the critical illness oi
her father, A. A. Bean.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Gardiner OF Bolton
vile spent few days with their son, ID
NJ Gardiner, last week.
Mrs. Alfred Wilkie and daughter Mar
garet of st. Johnsbury have been visiting
relatives in town the past week.
Owing to the large amount of busines
he is receiving DIR. Martin has decided t
: remain at Hotel Barton indefinitely.
' M. w. Kicker has drawn about sixt
= solid cords of good wood to the school
house for another winters supply of fue
V Mrs. Chaplin, who recently came to thi
Y village with her husband and family,
:, very i'll at her home near the south end {
n the village.
Is May L. Campbell is engaged to teac
J. the summer term of school at South Ba
d ton. The school will begin about the mie
i die OF April.
B. Cannon went to Morrisville last Sa
urday to do decorating and ornamentir
:. with his facile brushes in H. FL. Power
dwelling house.
All members of the Village Improveme
society and those interested, are asked
50 meet on Wednesday with Mrs. G. A. Ba
rows at 8 p. m.
" A little son of Charles Sawyer, four yea
Is, old, found some oil of wintergreen ls
o. Thursday evening and drank it, dyil
Id from its effects Friday morning.
er The following letters remain uncall
ID, for at the post office Mar. 27. Please 8
rs, advertised when calling for these lettel
le, Mrs. F. j. Kinney, ]. T. Radcliffe.
ch Barton Academy and graded sch'
"a. opened Tuesday. Nearly all the studel
nd that were here in the winter have return
20 and few new ones are among the studen
oil, d. D. Bean has sold his stallion d
Piza and two colts sired by Don Piza
rra parties in Long Island. Mr.. Bean ke
no. good horses and finds a ready market
them.
The weather of last week was contin
thaw due either to the sun or rain. So
localities report very good sugar Vi
dl' thus far, others say little is being done
~; sugar orchards.
ry, F. B. Conner has the job of delivering
90; the logway the hard wood logs IN the
1ry cival Furniture Co.'s mill yard. Il
70. expected that the saving of the logs '
"a, begin next week.
Ii. A. Glazier has been unable TO "
during the week on account of sickn
This Is the first time he has been sick 9
to be unable to work during his life
sixty-eight years.
Mr.. ID. R. Paine. who has been emplo
'i1A' in the MONITOR office for some time
/ haG - IL 4f,earn