Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-19


Mrs. Lucia Wilson Wells will move
Mr.. Conner.
Fred Nye died at White River June
ton, Friday of consumption, aged 45
years. He was confined to his bed
over three months. He was son of
the late Judge Nye of Irasburgh. Fred
was we'll known in the county and
was we'll liked by everybody. He
leaves wife and one daughter. His
remains were buried at Irasburgh on
Saturday.
DIR. Wright has bought building
lot of Joseph Bartlett; John Brennan
bought the north half of the lot where
the barn used to stand; Oliver Rowe
has bought a lot of Geo. Smith, near
Mr.. Gillis' new house.-W. D. Twom-
bly, has his new house ready to plas
ter; Mr. Scott goes with his help Mon
day, to put up Jewett Twombly's
house; Mr.. Sylvester has his new
| house up and boarded.
Albany.
Pike & Boyce are making excellent
butter tubs in their factory.
Gerald Mills has returned from
Mass, where he has been working of
| late.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. N. Vance of Bar
ton have been spending a few days
here visiting.
East Albany. III
Peter Glynn, a respected citizen of
this town, died after an illness of an
hour on Thursday last, and his funeral
was attended at the Catholic church
yesterday. He had been in his usual,
though not vigorous health of late,
and his death was a surprise to his
friends and townsmen.
Bloomington.
Mrs Daniel Corley and children have
returned to their home in Bedford,
Mass.
Loren Going is repairing his barn
Mr.. Pierce has his barn up and COW
cred.
Thieving is becoming altogether too
frequent in this vicinity. A little de-
tective work would probably ferret
out the thieves.
Mr.O.A. Dennison is visiting friends
in Portland, Me. - Isaac Bemis and
wife of Burke visited A. E. Denison's
family last week.
Maynard Dutton recently fell from |
a piazza and broke his arm in two
places. = Mrs. Fanny Grow, who was
recently hurt by fall, is better.
Mrs. Solomon Berry, who has been |
ill for some time, died June 9th at the |
home of her son, Hiram Berry in STAN
stead, p. @. Funeral services were /
held the following Sunday at the home
of her som law, Milo Gay, Rev. H.
Stiles officiating.
Evansville.
Miss Sarah Miles is building barn.
Job Drown has moved his family I
into the Marshall house, owned by H.
Perkins.
A new and excellent blacksmith in
the Brown shop. Patronize home in
dustries.
Elisha Foster attended the com
mencement at Lyndon, his son, Chas.,
being one of the graduating class.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. King, while wait
ing for their tenement to be complet-
ed, are boarding at M. I'll. browns.
The Sunday school has been reor-
gained; Mrs. J. G. Gray was re-
elected superintendent; nearly the
same teachers as last year.
On Friday afternoon, June Is, about
40 friends surprised HI. M. Nichols,
and reminded him that it was his list
birthday. A pleasant time was the
result. A bountiful repast was spread
under the trees, after which Mr.. J.
Campbell presented, in behalf of the
company, several presents and fruit
cake. Mr.. Nichols said as he was
thoroughly surprised he would not
attempt speech, but sincerely and
heartily thanked them for friendship
shown, also for the tokens of friend
ship presented.
East Bloomington.
A. P. Alexander is now shingling
his barns.
Mrs. Elder Gibson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Miles.
Job Drown has moved from Evans
vile to the John Marshal farm = Will
Fitzpatrick has moved into Cyrus Skin
ner's house.
West Charleston.