Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-25

post office.-A Mr.. Burt has moved
to the Shields place.
S. F. Phelps, some time since strick-
en- with shock of paralysis, received
a second shock yesterday and surviv-
ed but short time,
East Albany. -.22
NJ. w. Cass is visiting in town.
Mary Rowen is home from Lyndon
Institute.
II. S. Eldridge is through with saw
ing and is now at home.
Mrs. r. S. Jones expects to work for
David Green the coming season.
The friends of Eli Fisher have rails
ed money and bought a COW for him,
to take the place of the one he lost
recently.
Mrs A. J. Dutton is still in very
poor health.-David Anderson is sick
with typhoid fever at John Vance's.-
Edgar Farr is confined to the bed with
mumps at w. I'll. Farr's.
Bloomington.
Maude Smith teaches the Center
school.
Jack Woods has moved into the
Somers house.
A. Wells, E. Foster and w. B. Guild
were delegates to the Montpelier con-
vention.
Mrs Nathan Leonard and her daugh-
ter Gertie of Irasburgh visited Mrs.
Dennison Stafford last week.
John Humphrey has improved the
appearance of the school-house in
the Selden Gray district with fresh
coat of paint.
Mrs John Bishop of Groton, Mass,
and her daughter, Mrs. Frank Sprague
of Chelsea, Mass, are visiting Austin
Lund's family and other relatives and
friends. They were former residents
of this town, and their friends gladly
welcome them after their long alb
Sence.
East Bloomington.
Willis Coats from Brookbury, P. O.,
is in town visiting friends.
Burt Drown and George Sheldon go
to Lawrence, Mass, where they in
tend to work the coming season,
Allen Cushman has bought the
Wright farm and moved there.-Thos.
Lowery has let his farm to Frank Gill
fillan.
Mrs. Edgar Drown has gone to Ha-
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visit.-Mrs Martha Wade has gone to
Lyndon to visit friends.
Evansville.
Wallace Foss goes to Groton soon.
Henry Gage moves into the j. w.
Brown & Sons tenement house.
Leverett Bickford is home from
Lowell, Mass. He is better.
A. III. Allard has bought out A. H.
Potter's stock of goods and. opens a
first-class store.
Fire was discovered in Frank Gill
fillan's house Sunday afternoon, but
the warning of the new bell called out
the neighbors and the house was saved
though quite badly damaged.
West Charleston.
James Bennett has gone to Boston,
Mass.
Amos Piper has moved into the G..
w. Clark house.
Mary Human has returned to ST.
Johnsbury to school.
Mrs. Robert Allen and her little
child are. both quite sick.
Ransom Hall has received an in
crease of pension of "a per month.
VIM. Nelson hopes to have his saw
mill in running order next week.
Charles Warboy has bought Jonas
Flint's farm and intends moving on
to it soon.
Ora B. Winslow came home from
Nantucket, Mass, few days ago
taking bride with him.
Harry Ruiter of New York city has
bought the Clyde River hotel, which
will be run by Norman Eastman.
George Cheney and Everett Driver
have returned to their work in Salem,
Mass. -Herbert Tracy has gone to
Newport to work in the veneer mill.
Cora Hall teaches the school in the
Hamilton district, and Gertie Fuller
of East Charleston in the Milo Gay
district. Lena Bennett goes to Bloom
field to teach.
Last Friday while the family of An
drew Bean were all in the sugar place,
not far from the house, some one of
their number discovered that their