Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-06-24

Frank Churchill is going to paint nj
house.
The Barton Landing band go to Morgan
Center the 4th of July.
Skinner & Brown are going to put in
new fiume at their grist mill.
Joshua Twombly of Lowell, Mass.
is making his annual visit here.
William Blasdell and family arrived
home from the South two weeks ago.
Mrs. Ira Sturtevant and her brother ar
rived home from their western trip las
Friday night.
William Blasdell has sold nineteen acres
of land to G. w. Clark. The land adjoins
Mr.. Clark's farm.
Great improvement has been made or
Maple street by digging out the stones
and making the road wider.
w. G. Leland has been awarded the
contract for carrying the U. S. mail for
four years from this place to Evansville.
via Bloomington and Bloomington Cen
| ter.
F. E. Camp, our enterprising butcher,
has already built up good trade. He
keeps his market and cart neat and clean,
and always has a good assortment of
meat.
| Rev. J. X. Fuller is to commence his
pastorate here over the Cong. church the
first of July. Mr.. Fuller is well spoken
Of NV CT AIhauS Danarc and has a1raody1
made very favorable impression here.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Magoon wish
through these columns to acknowledge
the receipt of $3.50, contributed by
friends and neignbors to their needs in
sickness. May God reward each and ev-
cry giver is their prayer.
ALBANY.
Cora Chamberlin is home from the
West.
DIR. Branch of Newport is attending
Geo. Bill.
Fred Aiken returned home with a badly
cut foot few days ago.
South ALBANY
Mrs. NJ. L. Gilman is quite low
E. E. Rowell has the post-office, also
the telephone.
Rev. j. Mcdonald of Albany will ex-
change with Rev. E. Mathews Sunday,
June 80.
w. L. Dow has sold his furniture, store
and goods, and is prepared to go away.
His family will stay at his fathers in
West Albany for the present.
Mrs. Fanny Adams of Mortified is
stopping at A. A. Churchs. -Miss Mary
L. Rowell is in New Hampshire.
Effie E. Patterson is home from teaching.
Mr.. Thomas Garvin, formerly of St.
Adams, who has been making his home
with his sister, Mrs. G. w. Ellis, died
June 10, aged rs years. He had been IN
well for some time, and on Tuesday had
a shock. His remains were temporarily
inferred here, but will be removed to st.
Adams next winter.
East Albany.
Dr. Campbell found it necessary to
amputate VIM. Fairs finger.
Bloomington
Joshua Twombly of Boston has been
here on a visit.
Richard Richards, the oldest man in
the town, and probably, in the state, died
on Wednesday, aged 113 years.
Stanley Marsh, who has been quite i'll
with rheumatic fever at Barton, has been
moved home and is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Jane Parker and daughter have
gone to Dalton, n. H., to visit friends
Carlos Parker's sister is mere visiting him.
School closed in district No. last Fri
day. 1t has been a successful term, Miss
ellis from Barton Landing being the
teacher.
The lawn party at the Center proved
very pleasant affair. The band discours
ed very excellent music, which was much
enjoyed.
West Charleston.
Frank Nelson has moved into the Will
Foster house.
Joe Parker, recently home from New
York, is sick at his fathers.
Gary Human, son of Dr.C. S. Iinman,
is very sick with fever.
D. S. Cook had sugar on snow June
goth, the snow being we'll preserved I'M
der some lumber.
Mary Pratt is home from Lowell, Mass.
Webb Bowker is home from Chicago on
n vacation Welt Mrc Ada (SayVarN Mar
vim and her two children are here to spend
several weeks with her parents.-The
Bennett girls are at McIndoes on a visit.
East Charleston.
Mrs. A. d. Bemis is here from Mechan
icsville, Me-, on a visit.
School closed Friday, with literary eX-
ercises, and picnic was held.
Mrs. Young. an aged lady, who has
suffered greatly from lameness the past
few years, is much better.
Rev. j. R. Franklin, pastor elect of the
Free Baptist church, is to be publicly in
stalled on the 9th inst. Examination at
p. m; public service at 7, evening. Rev.
A. P. Tracy of Sutton will preach the
sermon.
Coventry.
Mrs. Hiram Wells has been dangerous
ly ill with meningitis.
Village schools closed Friday. School
meeting Tuesday night.
The Coventry boys waxed the Albany
boys three to one on Saturday.
Ned Foster is visiting in Waitsfield.-
DAN Randall clerks for Williams & Nye.
News is received of the marriage of
Edith Lord, who spent several weeks
here this spring visiting.
Rev. Mr.. Bacon and wife are at Bridg
port, where Mrs. Bacon goes to the home
of her daughter on account of very poor
health. Mr.. Bacon feels compelled to re-
sign his pastorate, much to the regret of
of many friends. Rev. Mr.. Mills of New
port will occupy the desk Sunday after
noon.
CraftSburV.
The w. G. T. u. meet at Cong. church
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