Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-05-23


will give a concert on Wednesday
evening, June 1. The company is one
that is noted throughout New Eng
land as one of the very best concert
troupes. Miss May was born in New
Hampshire, educated in music in
Boston, and has been on concerning
tours during the last four years, both
in Europe and America. Louis Miller,
who, we believe, sang in Barton in
the county convention few years
since, and known as one Of the best
tenor singers in the country, will as
sist her. John c. Murray, noted pi
anist, and Marion Stanley, reader of
genius, taste and experience, are also
members of the troupe. The enter
tainment will be one of high order,
such as our people rarely have oppor-
tunity to enjoy.
Albany.
Mrs. DR.. Campbell has SO far recov-
cred as TO be able to ride out
Elmer Annis lately cut 100 logs into
stave blocks in five hours with the
new board saw.
Elmer Andrus has moved to the
Mrs. Abbott house; Peter Gidden
from n. Y. has moved to the Guy
Shepard house over the post office.
The Dramatic Club will play econ
federate Spy" at Opera Hall, Barton,
on Monday eve, May 80. If they
play as well there as they have done
here they will merit full house.
Rev. J. w. Norris has been in town
of late, visiting parents and friends.
He has gone TO Westford, where he
will preach during the summer for the
Cong. church, returning to the Yale
Theological Seminary later.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Orville Marsh is slowly recov-,
ering.
Miss Lottie Flanders is teaching
school in district No. 1.
Everett Burrows and wife will work
for Gallup & Son this season.
Gallup's mill has started up to work
out the stock of lumber on hand.
Mrs. Minnie (CampbelD Burdick is
visiting at her fathers, John Camp
bell.
Bert Parker is home from Florida
Charlie Murray has returned to New
Hampshire.
VIM. Alger is putting in a large
stock Of goods. Farmers should call
and see him.
Nelson Fuller, who has been in poor
health the past few years,is more fee
BILE of late.
The remains of Mrs. Robert Moore
were brought to this place for burial
Friday, May 13.
The Center school has not been in
session the past week because of the
sickness of the teacher, Miss Smith.
Evansville.
Prof. VIM. f. Wentworth of Boston
will give his reading and monologue
entertainment on Friday evening at
7:30 in the NJ. E. church.
East Charleston.
Rev. Milo Eddy and wife visited
Mrs. Eddy's parents last week.
Ezra Brigham went to New York
last week, where he has work for the
summer.
j. S. Sweeney is painting his house.
The school house is also receiving a
coat of paint.
The item last week should have read
Mr.. Joseph READILY has moved to
Morgan, instead of Beede.
Bert Fellows shingle mill came near
being destroyed by fire on Thursday.
1t was only saved by the diligent
work of several men.
West Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Dwyer have
moved back to their farm in Salem
Derby.
Norman Eastman has returned from
Bethlehem, n. FL.
L. d. Barron has been having his
house re-shingled.
A. J. Miller, sugar weigher and in
spector, was in town Friday and Sat-
urday.
Mrs. John LaFlamme has gone to
Island Pond to work in the Stewart
House.
w. G. Lyman was in town last week
two days, looking after the interests
of the creamery.
Charles Moulton and Rose Gallup
were married in the hotel par1or, Fri
day, May Is, by Rev. A. r. Collins.
Charles Moulton has hired the Law
renee house and moved into it.-An-