Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-05

place of Miss Winslow. Miss Winslow
has taught six successful terms, retir-
ing on account of i'll health.
South Barton.
Mrs. B. G. Berry and children have
gone to Olcott.
Miss Cummings from West Burke,
teacher.
Lila Kimball is home on a vacation,
and Eliza Folsom has just returned,
after four weeks visit at home They
are both at work il Stanford's board
ing house at Olcot5.
1t was sad day in our little village
last Tuesday, when Melvin Drown and
wife arrived on the morning train with
the remains of their four children,
which they inferred in their lot in the
cemetery, Rev. M. G. Henderson Of
floating at the grave. Our hearts are
in sympathy with the sad and lonely
parents.
Albany.
Mrs. Nathaniel Johnson is home
from Salem, Mass, where she has been
for the last few months.
Rosco Cowles, Ernest Sanborn and
Willie Riley have gone to Albany
Business College to take a commercial
course. Willie Riley is taking a course
in short hand writing.
Mrs 7. B. Johnson is sick with ty-
phoid fever. = Mrs. Daniel Lawrence
is improving. - Mrs. John Crowly is
in poor health. - Miss Abigail Law
renee does not improve.
Edwin Bigelow, who has closed his
school in the Academy, returns to his
home in Stowe.-Mrs. Ed. A. Johnson
teaches the winter term of school,
which commences Dec. II.
The recital given by Mrs. F. n. Ten
ny and pupils last tuesday evening,
in the parlors of Mrs. Ira Sanders, was
rare treat, and enjoyed very much
by the parents and few friends of
the pupils, each one showing a mark
ed improvement in their singing and
giving great credit to their teacher.
The duet, 1.-TWO Merry Girls,' was
rendered in fine style; piano solo by
Miss Mabel Joslyn of Barton Landing
and reading by Miss Emma Church Of
Irasburgh were both fine addition to
the evenings entertainment.
East Albany.
Lorenzo Chadbourne has moved on
to his farm that he purchased of ]. G.
Anderson.
Carlos Moxley has his new barn
all completed, and has painted his
house this fall.
J. O. Clough has moved his family
to Barton Landing, where he expects
to work at the carpenter and joiner
business. Mr.. Clough is much pleas
ed with the little carpenter, who has
come to board with him.
South Albany.
Mr.. Pearson from Coventry teaches
our school.
w. F. Scott and wife are home from
John Smith has bought the Carr
farm and will move there soon.
o. J. Cass has nearly recovered fro M
his fall through the roof of his mill.
Rev A. w. Estey and son from
Warren, VT, and Rev. E. Trowbridge
and wife from N. Y, are here holding
Miss Josephine Patterson from
and Miss Mabel Gilman
from Lowell have been visiting here
for the last week or two.
Bloomington.
Will Dutton was badly kicked on the
knee by horse.
The Misses Bryant are painting
their house.-Mr. Chapman is repair
ing his house.
Frank Marshall goes to Stowe to
work in the Lumber woods.
Mr.. Corliss of Santa Rosa, CAL, is
his sister, Mrs. Nancy Eddy.
People here had the pleasure of lis
tening to a sermon by Rev. p. N.
Granger, Nov. 27.
West Charleston.
Colby Clark, former resident of
this village, is here from Wyoming.
Bruce & SWEET killed hog recently
less than IL months old that droccod
$50 lbs.
William Aldrich has moved into the
Fort house, recently occupied by John
Griffin.
Bert Hamilton is home from Canaan,
VT where he has been for Sauaral