Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-22
Mrs. Haworth and son of Lowell

| l1dWOIUu anu SUI OIL Lowell,
Mass, are visiting at M. B. Chafey's.
Eddie, son Of John Crowly, recently
badly injured foot by sticking fork
tine into it.
There will be a donation for the
benefit of Rev. w. T. Smith on We'd
nesday evening, Feb. "a. A cordial
invitation extended.
Charles Degreena and wife broke
up housekeeping rather suddenly on
account of slight 'jar'' which oc-
Cured in the family Friday night.
Rumor has it that railroad is to be
constructed between Newport Ctr,
or North Troy, through this valley to
So. Hardwick, thence via Marshfield
to Wells River.
The war drama, "Hal Hazard,0 will
be given at Maple hall on Tuesday
evening Of this week. The coast of
character" shows that it will be we'll
played and of much interest.
The friends of Pliny Cowles of Rich
ford and his amiable wife, will be sor-
ry to hear of her severe and danger
GUS illness at the home Of her father,
Rev. John Morse, in Danville. Mrs.
| COWles went home to care for her
mother who was i'll with grip and was
herself taken ill with the same dis
ease, which developed into gastric
fever, threatening her life.
East Albany.
G. w. Walker & Son are getting out
lumber to build on the site where
their house was burned last fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett Twombly, who
| have been sick with grip, are better;
also Mr.. and Mrs. Fry Hunter.-Mrs.
Florinda Heath, who has been ailing,
with a lung trouble, is a little better
at present.
Bloomington.
VIM. Alger has bought the store of
L. T. Grow.
Ed Dudley has returned from his
trip to Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Geo Going and her two daugh-
tiers are home visiting.
Mrs. Sumner Warner of Sheffield
has come to take care of her sister,
Mrs. VIM. Pierce.
Robert Smith died last Wednesday
after long and serious illness; his
remains were put in the tomb at Bar
ton Landing.
A. Drown is moving his goods to his
house at Evansville Mr. Drown and
wife will spend the remainder Of the
winter in Boston.
John Maxwell has finished the low
er part of the building formerly occu-
pied by him as a shop into very neat
and convenient tenement.
Mrs. Oren Austin is seriously i'll;
her daughter, Mrs. Will Dutton is, also
sick. Mrs. James Howe is recovering
from her late illness.-Mrs. Jasper
Smith who has been sick SO long is
also improving.
The Ladies' Aid will furnish dinner
in the school-room on town meeting
day. The ladies have during the past
summer fitted the church with new
set of shutters at total cost of about
$50, small part of which remains
unpaid. They hope to cancel this with
the proceeds of the dinner.
East Bloomington. a
A. P. Alexander, who has been
quite sick for some weeks, is no bet
ter.
Irving Alexander is making prepar-
L
ing season.
Some nights since, while S. Drown
and J. Drown, brothers and deaf mutes,
were away from home during the ev-
ening, some sneak climbed into a win
dow of their house and stole $50 which
they had in trunk. There are strong
suspicious that are liable to lead to the
capture of the thief.
Coventry.
H. G. Cleveland has been to Boston
the past week.
Daniel Hannant has moved from
the Ira Boynton farm back to his
house in the village.
Mrs Laura Morse has been summon
ed to North Troy on account of the Sc
we're sickness of Walter Rowell's little
girl.
Geo. Gorham has been confined to
the house with sickness several days.
e. R. Gray is laid up with an injured
hand.
The Dorcas Society will meet with
Mrs. Fanny Allen next Friday after