Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-02-18

Bert Parlin, Gertie Merrill, Leon White,
Matte Clark, Marion Currier, Ida Rug
giles, Edie White, Kittie White, Henry
Young, Annie Bodwell, Willie May, Fred
Berry Maud Mnrkland Lena Dewey, Eva
Baxter, Mary Rawson, Maggie Heating,
Blanche Murkland, Julia Owen, Eva
Twombly, Ethel Twombly, Winnie Brig
ham, Mary Fields, Bernice Collision,
Edna Elliott, and Nora Heating.
ALBANY.
Quarterly meeting services at M.
f. church next Saturday and Sun
day.
A Mr.. Sanborn of Wolcott, has
hired the H. w. Chafey residence
and is moving in.
By the recent birth of son to
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. Eldridge, which
occurred at their home in Massachu-
sets, there are five generations,
counting down from Mrs. W. Hid
den.
South Albany.
Sidney E. Rowell went to Sutton
Feb. eth, in usual health. He was
taken sick the next day and died on
the 18th inst. His remains were
brought home on Thursday, and fun
eral services were held on Friday.
He was a son of Hon. Levi Rowell,
and young man greatly esteemed in
his community. He leaves a wife
and child. His loss will be deeply
felt In this town and the church.
Barton Landing.
Attend the auction at E. NJ. Bu-
chanan's this week.
G. B. Ordway has new hearse
made specially for use in winter.
L. G. Simpson moves into tene-
ment in the O. III. Austin block.
W. G.. johnson is winning much
praise as a reader, being equal to the
best we have heard.
Joseph Jubet, employed by John
son & Allen, had a thumb badly
crushed by the fall of piece of mar
BILE.
About twelve couples attended the
lecture of Gen. Sam Carey at New
port, and report 1t the best thing ever
heard.
Lewis Allbee of Derby has bought
the house owned by Mrs. jeanette
Christie; price, $500, and possession
March 1st.
Remember that it is good place
to buy evaporators and all kinds OF
sugar utensils at A. Pecks and Sons
store. Drop in. Read his adver
tisement.
The next lecture in the course
will be given Wednesday evening Of
this week by Rev. Thurston, on 1.-The
value of an Old Book" Let there
be a large attendance,
The ladies' Home Missionary So
ciety hold a meeting at the vestry O.
Cong. church on Thursday afternoon
Let there be full attendance. Rem
ember the Fellowship meetings Tues
day.
The concert given by Mrs. Wal
lace, assisted by artists from Boston
st. Johnsbury and this place, was {
great success, all parts being wei
rendered. The house was over full
and the entertainment greatly enjoy
ed by all. The supper prepared b,
the ladies was probably the best eve
gotten up by the society. Gov. Fair
banks, through Mrs. McFarlane o
| this place, contributed a large lot o
| flowers whose fragrance and beaut.
were much priced.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert Horn gave them surprise par
ty on the evening of the 10Th. The
were absent by invitation, but foun
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gleason and lot
of other friends in possession of tn
house when they returned. The even
ing was very pleasantly spent. Va
liable presents were given and man
good wishes expressed for their fl
ture welfare. It was their 18th mai
riage anniversary.
Bloomington
3 A sociable and magic lantern Ell
tertainment at the hall on the ever
ing of Feb. 10Th. Proceeds use
toward paying for the organ.
! Frank A. Bennett, who worked fc
= J. A. Joslyn two years, goes to New
port to work for Willie Richmond
9 Arthur House will work for S.
Tinkham Charles Barker has hire
q out to Mrs. Crandall, having worke
there five OF six years previously.
> A genuine surprise visit was enjo
: ed at the residence of Milo Clevelan,
L Monday evening Feb. 4th, by abo
: sixty-fve of their friends and neig
bors, who came to show their goo
will toward MI. and Mrs. Clevelar
9 before their departure for the Yves
n All seemed 10 enjoy the evening 6
i though sad to lose old friends al
# neighbors who have lived in the
:. midst for over thirty years. Tn
! received from their children a lar
family Bible and also other nice pre-
- ents from the friends. Deacon HUI
re in behalf of their parents present.
s, the articles by appropriate remark
r Cake and coffee in abundance W