Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-08-22


find much that will be of great inter
est.
Albany.
Charles King was nominated for
representative at the republican eau
Gus Saturday night.
An Epworth League Chapter has
been organized in the M. E. church,
with twentyone members and the
pastor as president.
Albany seems to be blessed this
summer by great influx of Christian
Scientists-three more having arrived
at A. B. Sargent's Mrs. M. A. Robe
and her son, from Manchester, cam e
last week, and Mrs. S. S. Reynolds and
Miss Grace Darling, also from Man
chester, came this week. All are en-
joying their "outing" very much.
There is still room for more.
Florence and Ernest Mcclure are
visiting their parents Bill, fro m
Bridgeport, has been visiting at G. A
BilPs.-Mrs. Knott and children are
visiting friends in town.-.Mort. Cham
berlin has been home on visit.-A
r. Campbell, wife and daughter made
a short visit in town.-Miss Darling,
from Manchester, is visiting at A. B.
Sargent's. Ira McClary is visiting at
his fathers.
East Albany.
Alfred Daniels is progressing finely
with his new house
Mrs. Amos Sanborn has returned
from her trip to Montpelier.
VIM. Chamberlin was thrown from
his carriage few days ago and is now
suffering with fractured shoulder.
A picnic was held in Henry Nc
Cures grove on Wednesday last, a
goodly number being present and a
pleasant time reported.
Mortimer Chamberlin from Man
chester, n. H., has visited his father,
VIM. Chamberlin, recently. Robert
M. Walker from Ontario, California,
and his daughter Anna from st. Johns
bury, have been here visiting. Mr.
Walker is much pleased with Califor-
MIA.
S. G. Willis, Jr., and wife have been
here on visit.-Mrs. Milo Chaffee has
friends from Franklin county visiting
her. Mrs. Martha Currier has been
brothers., L. L. Sanborn's. She goes
to Nebraska this fall to visit her son
Gilmore, who lives in Albion,
Bloomington.
Mrs. n. j. Morehouse is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Fred Cummings and wife from Bos-
ton are here on visit.
Mrs. q. M. Buchanan has returned
home somewhat improved in health.
Mrs. Conn, who has been in feeble
health for sometime died Thursday,
Aug. IS.
A. H. Allard is selected by the re-
publicans as candidate for town rep
resentative.
Mrs. Mullen and Mrs. Parker, who
have been visiting at Frank Magoons,
have returned to their home in Mass.
Mrs. Dennis Wallace is spending
few days in town and will accompany
her sister, Nellie Townsend, to Gale
donia Springs.
Evansville.
John Bates is still detained in Maine
by the illness of his father.
Ceylon Prescott and wife are home
again from their trip to Marshfield.
Browns new blacksmith shop is
open once more, for the new black
smith Mr.. Carpenter, has arrived.
J. G. Gray on the mountain has
caught the Sticking up fever, and is
trying to keep up with his neighb ors
at the Vile, by giving his house
coat of paint inside and out.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. L. E. Foss has been visiting
friends in Westfeld.
Elder Charles Clark, his wife and
daughter have been visiting at his sis
ter's, Mrs. Samuel Drown Mr.. Clark
preached at the school house, Sunday,
Aug.7.
Coventry.
Parker Bowles is clerking for Will
liams & Nye.
FL. G. Nichols is running an express
team between here and Newport.
The Dorcas society will meet at M.
E. vestry next Friday afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. Lewis Douglass is at Irasburgh
caring for her daughter, Mrs. Win