Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-06-20
Albany.

Elsadie Sanders, who has been car
ing for Mrs. Pliny Cowles, at Richford
is at home.
w. R. Cheney, wife and daughter,
from Pixies Station, N. H., are visiting
friends in TOWN.. A. Sargent from
Keene, N. H., is also spending a vaca-
ton here with friends
South Albany.
Delegates to both conventions are
Ed. Rowell, DR.. Campbell and Frank
Tenny. They are all circuit men. The
alternates are G.. A. Bill, VIM. Farr
and VIM. Williams, delegates unin-
structed but favor an Orleans County
man for Governor-Maj. circuit.
Bloomington.
Mrs. J. Maxwell is improving.
Mrs j. A. Smith has returned home
from Derby.
Frank Wells has gone to Franklin
Co. on visiting tour.
w Ell. Burrows has laid long string
of pipe to bring water to his buildings.
AScotch granite monument has been
set on the S. Berry lot in the Center
cemetery.
Some of our dispensers of the ardent
came to grief recently. Bloomington
is an uncongenial place for rumsellers.
The delegates to the district state
convention are w. r. Alger, w. w.
Brown and Benz Burrows-all Fuller
men,.
The new safe arrived some days
since, and has been deposited in an
annex to the town clerks office, which
was built for that purpose.
Children's Day was observed with
appropriate exercises at the Center
church. Much praise is due to the Ia
dies who SO tastefully decorated the
church, furnished music, and other
wise assisted in the exercises.
East Bloomington.
Willard Aldrich is shingling his
barn.
Mrs. Augustus Foss has been Sc
riously sick, but is some better. Wal
lace Foss, who has been working in
Groton, has returned home.
East Charleston.
Mrs Gilman Hill is quite ill.
G. E. Corruth attended the Grand
Lodge of Masons at Burlington last
week.
Mrs. John Bean and Mrs. Amanda
Colburn have gone to Orange, Mass,
on visit.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs.
Martha Davis Wednesday afternoon,
June %. Every one cordially invited.
Mrs. Lucy Dolloff of Sutton has
been in town visiting relatives. Mr..
and Mrs. r. P. Stevens have been in
Sutton visiting Mr.. Stevens sister,
Mrs. Miller.
There will be concert at the church
next Sunday, June 26, commencing at
2 O'Clock p. M, taking the place of the
usual afternoon service. The exercis-
es will consist os singing, speaking, re-
marks to the children by the pastor
and others. shoa
West Charleston.
w. HI. Norton has his house re-
singled.
Ina Campbell has closed her school
at West Derby and is home again.
DIR. Gatchell is building barn, and
Mrs. A. r. Brown is having hers thor
oughly repaired.
1t is only Saturday evenings that
,he Mite Society will sell ice cream in
5he Dane store.
Grace Norton, organist at the Cong.
church, gives lessons to class of
thirteen scholars on the piano or Or
gan.
Don't forget Miss Yates lectures at
;he Cong. church June % and "a. Re-
collection is to be taken the
irst evening.
Mrs. c. S. Human, Mrs. Nye, Mrs.
Benentt and Miss Jennie Campbell at
;ended the w. @. T. U. convention at
Coventry and report very interest
ng meeting.
Miss Smith from Boston, Mass,
pent last week with her friend, Mrs
David Cook.-Minnie Wheeler has re-
urned from Morrisville and is stay
ng with her grandmother, Mrs r. I'll.
Barnard.
Coventry.
Hermon Wells has moved to Barton
landing.
Walter Rowel and wife of Troy are
n town.
The w. G. T. u. convention, held