Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-21

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Mrs. McVicker and her mother, Mrs
Baldwin, went to Boston, Thursday. :
J. Guild started for Kansas, Tuesday.
Some forty of our scholars went to
| Barton Saturday eve, to attend the
| Lyceum. One load of over twenty,
had tip over, otherwise a pleasant
trip and a good entertainment were
reported.
South Barton.
Christmas tree with appropriate
exercises, Thursday eve.
Fred Wheeler has returned from
Boston Mass, where he has been
through full course of short hand.
Mrs. A R. Thompson was out to our
last Ladies Aid meeting, the first time
she has been in a neighbours house
since she broke her hip, one year ago
last July. Her brother, Volney Smith,
has been visiting her the past week.
Albany.
Box party at Maple Hall Tuesday
evening, Dec. %.
There will be ia Christmas tree at
Cong. church Friday eve.
Tub factory starts today, (Monday)
under Geo. Towards administration
to run out present stock.
Gilbert Walkers house, shed and
horse barn was entirely consumed by
fire on Friday evening last Partially
insured.
The Albany Dramatic Club will play
''Hickory Farm" Christmas eve, Dec.
"a. Promenade after the play.
Seventeen citizens of the West vii
lage and vicinity have bought out the
@. A. Webster tub factory of Geo.
Howard, assignee.
School in Dist. No. 7, closed Dec. 5,
Gertrude Rowell, teacher. Eliza
Mitchell had no marks; Lydia Ding
man no absent marks. Those having
but one tardy mark were Lydia Ding
man, Ila and Alice Tenney, Elsie Young
and Eva Guyette.
East Albany.
John Tunney is in very poor health.
Eli Fisher is suffering with an alb
scess.
Harley Clough has moved to Barton
Landing.
Mary V. Rowell is attending school
at Lyndon.
Glover Rowen is teaching in her
home district.
Mrs. Hannett and John Tunney are
improving.
Matte Merrill is home from Glover,
and expects to remain through the
winter.
Rev. Horace Stiles breaches every
other Sabbath at Bloomington Center
for the present.
Edith and Ida Woodward from Berk-
shire have just been here visiting
their aunt, Mrs. Milo Chaffee.
Frank Wells, Victor Hunter, Edwin
and Addie Brooks and Eva Brown are
all attending school at Craftsbury
academy this winter.
Bloomington.
Charles Seavey of Indiana is visiting
his friends IN town.
Mrs. Frank Wells who has been
great sufferer from rheumatism for
several years died Tuesday, Dec. Is.
The MONITOR agent will be at the
Center Tuesday evening and at the
Village on Saturday afternoon till
o'clock, this week. Square up and
get your club papers.
Evansville.
Christmas exercises Friday evening.
Proceeds of Rev. Mr.. Hulbert's
donation were $50.
Henry Goyette, blacksmith has TAX
en- Charles circuit as an apprentice.
Miss Sarah Miles has presented the
church and aid society, with a nice
set of dishes, to be used at their din
ing rooms. A vote of thanks has been
extended to her. The gift is much
appreciated by all the friends of the
church.
East Charleston.
Myron Buck has been visiting in
Barton.
George Piper while chopping one
day last week, cut his foot quite bad
ly.
There will be Christmas Cantata
and tree at the church on Thursday
evening.
James Moody has bought of Mrs L.
R. Albee, the pasture and wood lot
near East Charleston village.
The MONITOR agent will be at the
post office, Wednesday afternoon and
evening, of this week. See him at
that time.
Erastus Buck returned to New York
this week. His family visit Mrs. Bucks
parents in Franklin, Co., before join
ing him in New York.
West Charleston.
Cora Hall is teaching school at West
Derby.
Geo. Griffin has gone to ST. Johns
bury to work.
Mary Human is home from ST.
Johnsbury.
J. B. Holton displays nice lot of
Christmas goods.
There will be a Christmas tree at
the school hall, Friday evening, Dec.
25th
About twenty of our people attend
ed the Fellowship meeting at Morgan,
Wednesday, Dec. 9th.
The MONITOR agent visits West
Charleston, Friday afternoon and ev-
ening next. Pay for MONITOR and get
your club papers started.
Coventry.
Ada Gorham is home to spend
Christmas.
Christmas tree at the M. E. Church,
Friday eve. All are invited.
Geo. Cole sold his farm to a Mr..