Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-07-18


welcome. We mention Wesley Paine
of Baltimore, Md, Chester Abbie of
Westfeld, Mass, Daniel Miles from
Iowa, Clara P. Vance of Montpelier,
Nettie Miller and daughter from Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hildreth from Mass,
Fred Aiken, Miss Leach from Lowell,
Mass, Mrs w. Eldridge and children
from Westfield, Mass, and Mrs. W.
Flemming and daughter from Somer-
vile, Mass.
South Albany.
An occasional case of humps here
still.
Mrs. Lewis Smea1 from Barton Wis
tied here last week.
stopping at A. Graham's for few
weeks.
D. r. Cobb and wife are home from
Lvndonville. He is much improved
in health but continues to use crutch-
es at present.
East Bloomington.
E. B. Gilfllan was at Barnet last
week to- attend the funeral of his I'M
Gle, Andrew Gilillan.
George Sheldon IS home from Law
renee, Mass. where he has been work
ing in the ice business.
There was a family reunion at Rob-
ert Alexander's the 18th inst. Mr.. Al
exander's health is poor.
School in district No. 4, taught by
Rose Grimes, closed Friday, July s.
Number of scholars, IA. Those having
no marks were Mamie Tite, Elsie Skin
ner, Annie Grey, Blanche Bickford,
Effie Gilfllan, Edith Lowery, Alma
Cushman, Maude Sheldon and Ralph
Skinner.
Evansville.
Mrs. Elisha Foster is off on visit
ing tour.
The bobbin factory is being run by
Mr.. Cole and his help from Westmore.
John Bates, Henry Durham and l..
A. Drown have painted their build
ings.
J. w. Brown & Son are building a
new shed.-E. Foster is repairing his
mill.
J. w. Brown & Son have rented
their blacksmith shop to Louis Car
penter. We are pleased to have Mr..
Carpenters family move here and be-
speak good patronage to the shop.
Effie Hitchcock closed very pleas
ant term of school July s. The num-
Der of scholars was %; the average
attendance per day, p and 24-25; the
names of those having no absent
marks, Carroll Alexander, Ethel
Bates, Lula Drown, Bernice GuIid,
Bertha Smith, Merton and Dana Trip,
Leo Cole; Rosa Bailey absent one
half day; Earle Drown and Fred Mar
shall absent one day; Wilmer Gray
absent IL days on account OF sick
ness.
East Charleston.
WI. Smell of Chicago has been in
town.
Mrs. M. E. Blood of Lowell is visit
ing at @. E. Blood's. s's
John Knowlton was called to Cana
da this week by the sickness and death
of his father.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs.
Don Albee, Wednesday, July 20. All
are cordially invited.
Ernest Stevens, son of the late O.
G. Stevens, was taken to the insane
ASYLUM at Brattleboro last week. For
some time he has shown signs Of in
sanity and he was taken much worse
and his friends were obliged to take
; him away.
Coventry.
Mrs. Wellman of Lowell spent the
Sabbath at I'll. G. Cleveland's.
Mrs. Jerome and granddaughter
from Providence, r. L., are visiting al
F. G. Metcalf's.
Thomas E. Guild, M. d. and wife
are in town He has just graduated
from the Burlington college.
Mr.. Levi Dean was summoned tt
West Burke last Saturday on acoun
of the serious illness of his mother.
Rev. Mr.. George of Newport preach
es on West Hill at o'clock, and Rev
i, M. S. Eddy at the Day School hous'
! at the same hour every Sabbath af
ternoon.
Thomas E., son of Ezra Guild, an'
brother of Mrs. James Croft and Mrs
Samuel Smith of Roxbury, Mass.
graduated at Burlington Medical col
, 1ege last week as one of the ten hon
or men Of that institution.
Derby