Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-01-23

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cess in every way, fine music being
rendered The concert and supper
netted over $40.
South Barton.
Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. John Forrest, Jr., next Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. S. Kenerson from Barnet is
here stopping with her daughter,
Mrs. J. FL. Watson.
Orrin Gray is home from Boston,
where he has been at work for about
bride.
Albany.
Carl P. Story of Newport, viii bring
a stock of clothing, fur coats, under
wear and ladies' cloaks to Maple Hall,
Jan. 31st, to Feb. 4th, which he will
sell low to close out.
East Albany.
Alec Annis has taken his fathers
farm for three years.
Ruel Wells, who has been in feeble
health for a number of years, is now
quite sick.
Clinton Walker and wife have gone
this week to Fairfax for few days.
visit.
Sidney Nelson and bride were the
guests of Warren Story this week.
Mrs. Nelson is a niece of Mr.. Story
Willie J. Heath went to Browning
ton few days ago and brought back
a lady whom he introduced as his wife.
Will is one of our best young men,
and we congratulate him in his choice.
May happiness and the blessings of
Heaven attend them.
Bloomington.
Mrs VIM. Pierce, who has been very
ill, is improving.
Hiram Berry visited his friends in
this vicinity last week.
Jasper Smith went to Boston with
his invalid wife last week, hoping she
may receive help, as Mrs. e. NJ. Blu
chanan seems to be improving.
Evansville.
Revs. Chase and Hubert have or
ganized an Epworth League in this
place.
John Bates has received several
hundred dollars from his fathers es-
tate in Maine.
The help at the milestone factory
are having a resting spell on account
Of broken machinery.
Don't forget the donation Thursday
night. Make it a good one; the pas
tor is worthy of it,.
East Bloomington.
Calvin Gibson is quite sick.-Robert
Alexander, who has been sick for
number of months, is failing, it is fear
ed.
Mrs Grimes, who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. Frank Gilfillan, has
returned to her home in Abercorn,
P. @. = Elder Charles Clark was in
town last week visiting his sister,
Mrs Samuel Drown. s.&
East Charleston.
John Bean, for some time i'll, is now
confined to the bed.
Andrew Page has taken rooms in
the hotel of the Stevens estate.
L. G. Brainerd of Lowell, Mass, re-
ports new daughter in the family.
Joe Carter is reported married in
New York.-Homer Merrill has re-
turned to New York.
Rev. Mr.. Howard of the NJ E. de-
nomination, breaches at the church,
Jan. 20, at o'clock p. m.
Frank Wilder gives up the job in the
Sweeney boarding house on account
of sickness, and Mrs. Dolloff is keep
ing the boarders.
The Charleston boys, who are in the
ice business In New York City, report
the weather as severely cold and the
snow very deep.
The Willing Workers give power
ty and box party in the vestry JAN ~.
Prizes will be given to the poorest
dressed lady and gentleman.
Leroy Brainerd of Lowell, Mass,
who was called to Morgan recently,
on account of the death of his brother,
visited friends in this section. Mrs.
Albert Stoddard and Mrs. Laura May
nard also called here on the way to
Morgan.
West Charleston.
The reading meetings are resumed. /
Andrew Page has moved to E.
Charleston.