Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-06-03

| The piece was well rendered and conSid
cred most beautiful and appropriate. The
address of A. B. Blake was practical, but
touching and timely. The Posts and the
audience spoke in appreciation of it, TAX
en- as a whole, the exercises were never
as elaborate and as good.
Barton Landing.
Julius Hall has returned from Canada
The band went to West Burke, Decora
tion day.
H. w. Buchanan wants fresh eggs al
lac, maple sugar at 615c.
Mr.. Jenne was here looking after his
brick business the past week.
Robert McVicker from the West made
his friends here call last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Buchanan, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Brennan, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Churchill are camping in Fosters grove
in the Churchill cottage at Willoughby
Lake.
ALBANY.
DR. Campbell is better and out of doors
again.
Mr.. Miller and mother are here from
Penn. on a visit.
The Good Templars have purchased
good singing books for use in their meet
ings.
Henry Mills has received an increase of
pension from Sc to $40 month. Henry
says he is well satisfied.
E. II. Towne has snapped his village
residence with Walter Fitz for his farm,
boot money.
Adelbert Mills, who has been stopping
in Fitchburgh the past year, is home on a
visit.-Mrs. w. J. Campbell from Burke
is visiting at her father's.-Wm. Miller
from New York and his mother from Hol-
yoke, Mass, are visiting friends here.
The G. A. r. Post had there chief SER
vices at this place this year and the at
tendance was very large. Craftsbury
Band and several singers here furnished
music. There was some speaking and a
dialogue by the children. Capt. Blodgett
delivered very excellent address which
was much appreciated by all. He spoke
from the heart.
Something above a hundred of our peo-
pie gathered at the Congregational church
last Wednesday evening to listen to an
address by Rev. Mr.. Banks The address
was directed to the subject matter of a
letter written some $50 years ago to Phil
ip Sidney by his father. The letter was
full of sound and sensible advice, and Mr..
Banks, remarks thereon, which were cal
culated more especially for the benefit of
young men, were timely and practical.
Those who heard them felt we'll repaid
for their trouble. We might add in this
connection that there seems to be a grow
ing interest in the church since the advent
| of Mr.. Banks. The regular attendance
at both the Sunday and evening services
has more than doubled, and yet there is
room for lots of others who ought to at
| tend church somewhere.
BrowningG
Mrs. Alfred Litchfield is better
S. S. Tinkham is home from New York
Mr.. Chapman of P. Q. has bought Geo
| Smiths farm.
Mr.. Berneau is building a new barn
Carlos Parker doing the work.
Solomon Berry has a sister from Indi
ana visiting him, whom he has not seer
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a visit.
Bloomington brooks are supposed tt
be nearly destitute of trout, but E. M
Buchanan caught 8 pounds of speckleC
beauties in two hours.
The school-house in Dist. MOI is to b.
repaired. A meeting will be held at tn
school-house on Tuesday, June IL, whel
the work will be let to the lowest bidder
The Drown Brothers are making thei
little farm look very well; they have thi
spring put up new barn, put a goo
water trough beside the road and hav
brought spring water to accommodate
the public.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Martha Wade starts June 4th, t.
go to her home in Brookbury, P. O., t.
visit her brother.-Mrs. Addie Sheldon
who has been in town visiting friends, ha
returned home.
Evansville.
| Wallie FoSS was thrown from a WACO
recently, seriously injuring one wrist.
Mrs. Will Flanders and children frol
Richmond, P. O., are visiting relative
here.
Charles Page has moved to Canada
Frank II. Alexander has gone to th
White Mountains for the summer, q
usual.
Mrs. N. D. Leonard and Mrs. Tisda
Eddy have each had marble monument
set on their lots in Bloomington Cente
cemetery from the Lyndon Granite Co.
Harvey Fotser is finishing off sever:
rooms in the ell part of his honse, and il
tends painting the outside of his building
soon. Miss Sarah Miles is doing consi(
cradle repairing and fixing on her hous
w est ShsArleSEOn.
Jennie Lunt is failing.
David Cook has just been painting h
house.
Mrs. William Sawyer is home from tn
West on a visit.
A union Memorial service was held
the Cong. Church Sunday.
Mrs. Carrie Young of Barton has bee
making short visit with friends here.
Will Robinson has moved to Newpor
very sorry to lose Mr.. r. and family fro
our community.
S. A. Grow from Barton Landing
here to assist in caring for his fathe
who is very low.
, Those who have fruit trees are con
planning that the worms are distroyin
all the leaves upon them. Can any OF
suggest a remedy?
Coventry.
Rev. W. N. Bacon is able to supply b
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