Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-06-15

II, and Mr.. Parker begins to wonder
f he was there at all but if he was
he wants the credit of catching his
share of the good fish.
ALBANY.
DR.. Campbell was away at Burling-
ton, several days last week.
Abbie Frasier, who has been in
III health, is better and able to ride
out.
Varney Grovro, Ed. Darling and
John jerks have each hired out with
teams to work for a Snowman who
has gone to Maine.
Thieves stole robes, harnesses,
boots, flour, sugar, etc., from Mr..
Cowles last week. Several arrests
have been made and more will be
made hereafter.
South Albany.
Miss Alice Uric teaches the summer
school.
Abiah Church has his circular saw
mill in running order. 1t does good
business.
A colt belonging to Owen Harvey
was badly hurt recently by running
away and jumping barbed wire
fence.
Bloomington.
The Victor road machine, which
was ordered by the selectmen, has
arrived, and is being tested, L. Grow
and E. Adams are working with the
machine.
Fred Smith has clapboarded his
house, and Warren Bassett is giving
his buildings fresh coat of paint. Cy-
rus Heath is improving the appear
ance and convenience of his house by
quite extensive repairs. Stephen
Burrows is painting his house. Will.
Dutton is raising and repairing his
barn.
West Charleston.
Mrs. P. 0. Clark has returned
from Boston.
L. R. Allbee is re-shingling and
painting his mill.
East Charleston.
Milo Gray, living on the edge of
Westmore recently lost his house
and furniture by fire.
Geo. Felch was recently arrested
for removing manure from piece of
land where a mortgage had been
foreclosed.
Coventry.
Mrs. Jennie (Tower) Stowell has
arrived home.
Mr.. Thomas Barnes still lies in a
very critical condition.
Children's Day passed off very
pleasantly at both churches.
Mr.. Cheval has moved 10 New
port and Waite Morey to Irasburgh
the past week.
Quarterly meeting at M. E. church
next Sabbath. Rev. P. N. Granger
will be present.
VIM. Stevens and wife have gone
to Whitefeld, N. H., to attend the
golden wedding of his sister and her
husband.
Mrs. Mclaughlin of Boston gave a
temperance lecture in Cong. church
last Monday eve. 1t was worthy of
much praise, and was superior to
anything we have ever had here.
Graf tSbul.v.
Mr.. Charles Howard Is in town
visiting friends.
Eight persons were baptized at the
M. T. church on Sunday, the 9Th,
and two received into the church
membership.
Mrs. Jesse Merrill arrived at her
destination, in Dakota, safely and
finds her son and family in health.
The lecture of Mrs. DR.. Hunting
ton is to be delivered on Wednesday
evening June 18th, at the M. E.
church, instead of as was reported in
the last MONITOR.
Winnie, a daughter of Herbert
Udall, who recently had an arm brok-
en- and had it set by a Wolcott doc
tor, has been taken to a Burlington
hospital to have the fracture rebrok-
en- and reset.
Mr.. Mackie, an experienced road
worker from Cambridge, has beer
hired by the commissioners TO run 6
gang of help to repair the washou
between Stephen Smiths and S
Udall's, and also to repair the roads
of the town.
Mr.. yenness is very feeble anl
doubtless cannot surviye.-MYrs
Gage improves very slowly; she has
been confined to her room since las
Septembcr.-Mrs. Witt is gaining thu
use of her limbs and hopes to wall
again before many months.
Glover:
All remember Qhildren's Day mex
Sabbath at M. f. church.
N. M. Lewis has bought 100 acre.
of land of G. w. McGaffee.
The Earnest Workers will meet a
F. P. A. Clark 5, June 23d All in
yited.
Mr.. Pierce of Mass, father or Rev