Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-07-11

ent, is expected to be present several
days.
Barton Landing.
f. A. Stafford is sick.-Dean Rogers
is improving.
E.. l.. Chandler is building an addi-
ton to his dry house.
Fl. w. Buchanan is putting scales in
front of his new store.
Frank Conner has pressed 1 400 tons
of hay the past year.
Mrs. Abbie (Ellis) Booth of Clare
mont, n. H., has been visiting at Mrs.
A. J. Virgins
Miss Vieva Wiley has returned
from ST. Johnsbury, where she has
been visiting since the close of her
school.
John Bartlett is home from Yale
college.-Edward Collins is attending
the National Endeavor meeting in
New York.
E. A. Cleveland's garden has been
entirely under water for two weeks.
Not very good show for "garden
sass'' this year.
Judge Austin will be away from July
II to July 20. Necessary business will
be attended to by competent person
in the office during his absence.
The Epworth League will hold
lawn party at Arthur Ordway's,
Thursday evening at O'Clock. There
will be music, readings, ice cream, etc.
| General invitation given.
South Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs E. W. Walker desire
to thank friends and neighbors for
assistance and kindness during the
sickness and death of their mother,
Mrs. William Gould.
We celebrated the fourth here with
a picnic dinner at which seventy seven
sat down to bountiful spread tables.
| Mr.. FL. Howe and wife and Amos
Drown and wife were here to spend
the fourth.
The depot was broken into the night
of the eight by prying up the window
in the ladies room; from there the
burglar or burglars broke the glass
| in the ticket window, crawled into the
| office, broke open all the letters and
/ took the pension check belonging to
Stephen Berry; they broke open the
the ticket case and also the money
drawer, only nine cents were taken.
Albany.
The water, sand and drift wood have
done great damage along the line of
the Black river.
/ DR.. J. c. Campbell has been quite
sick with pneumonia, but at present
| writing is slightly better. His broth
er, A. r. Campbell, and wife from
Morrisville are with him.
East Albany. j
A bran new boy at Martin Durkin's.
Mr.. Tracy has returned to his home
in Chelsea.-Mr. and Mrs. John Clark
who have been visiting at E. @. Row
ells the past two weeks, have return
ed to their home in ST. Johnsbury.
Miss Matte Merrill is visiting at DR..
Will Bailey's in Craftsbury Mrs.
Wallace Eldridge and children from
Westfeld Mass, are in town.-Mrs.
Mary Eldridge has returned from
Westfeld Mass.
The Sabbath school concert at the
Free Baptist church on July 3, was in
teresting. On account of the rain
many were kept at home. Much was
due to Mrs Florence and Emma
Smalley for the interest they took in
decorating the church, and the nice
motto they made Suffer little chill
dren to come unto me-"
Bloomington.
Albert Dutton from Hartford is in
town.
Mike Dunn has moved to the Girls
void house.
Joseph Brewster was married last
Wednesday. He has the good wishes
of all.
Miss Zaida Wiley finished a sue
ce ssful term of school in district No
5, Friday, July s.
Mrs. E. M Buchanan and Miss
Maude Smith have gone to the sea
coast in Massachusetts, where it is
hoped Mrs. Buchanan may improve.
East Bloomington.
School closed the 8th. The follow
pupils had no marks: Edith Lowery
Blanche Bickford, Maude Sheldon
Mamie lite, Efie Gilfillan, Annie
Gray, Elma Cushman, Elsie and Ralph
Skinner. George and Van Hunt and
Eben Spencer were absent one day