Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-11-27

Ing.-MlsS Rosa Campbell is visiting
her brother, w. /. Campbell, in East
Burke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen Vance were
called to Groton last week to attend
the funeral of Hon. 1. N. Hall, father
of Mrs. Vance, who died in Chicago
Nov. %. Judge Hall was for many
years one of the most prominent men
in the county, holding many town and
county offices. He was long identified
with the Methodist church, and had
been SEN to General Conference as
delegate.
East Albany.
New boys at VIM. Ames' and Walter
Keniston's.
Katie NARROW will teach the school
at the Corner this winter.
Rev. r. w. Collins preached at the
Free Baptist church at the Corner the
10Th inst.
w. III. Farr has gone to So. Crafts
bury to do blacksmithing, leaving a
good openining here for a good black
smith.
Lou Eldridge is home from Barton,
where she has attended school. She
liked her school and will return this
winter.
Bloomington.
The Center school commenced Mon
day, taught by Miss Margaret Heating
of Barton.
Mrs. Lora Fuller has gone to Stan
stead, P. O., to spend a few days with
friends.
The meetings at the Center were
continued the past week by Revs.
Hartt, Fetch, and Miss Matte Currey.
The interest increases. Miss Annis,
who has beer very ill, is convalescent.
Evansville.
Frank Gilfllan, who has sold his
farm in East Bloomington, has moved
to his house here.
Mrs. Bates, who has been stopping
with her son, has returned to her
home in Maine.
Bernice Guild is quite sick with
liberated stomach.-Frank Alexan-
der remains very sick.-Carroll Alex
ander is gaining slowly.
Last Wednesday night, when about
to start for Island Pond, one of John
Bates colts became frightened and
ran away. Mr.. Bates fortunately es-
capped with some bruises and found
his team about n mile from home in
a heap beside a fence; the horses were
not hurt but the wagon was badly
broken.
West Charleston.
Charles Carpenter has leased his
farm for one year to Lemuel Woodland.
j. G. Parlin's daughter Eva, is home
from Cottage City, Mass, for a few
weeks vacation.
There was a good attendance at the
chicken-pie supper given by the ladies
of the Baptist church, the II.
w. j. Forte has moved from New
port into his house here.-Henry Bean
and wife have moved back to their
home in Morgan.
Rev. Mark Atwood has been engaged
to supply the pulpit of the Baptist
church through the winter, if his
health is sufficient for the work.
The schools in town will
Dec. A; Miss Barnard of Barton and
turn for the winter term in this village.
Forrest Marvin has gone to Franklin
Co. to visit his relatives there. > Ina
E. Campbell has been spending a few
days with her uncle's family in Brown
ington.
Josiah Hamblet and wife have been
spending a few days with their sons
in Barton. = Carrie and Lii Bennett
are home from Newport for a short
vacation.
The Leavitts, who have carried on
j. III. Crawford's farm the past year,
left town between two days, just before
the expiration of the year, turning the
stock out of the barn before they went.
Calvin Sawyer, who has been laid
by on account of sickness for several
days, is able to be out. Ned Cum
mings is home from Portland some
what improved in health, though suf-
fering much from pain in his hand.
Coventry
May Virgins plays the organ at the
Methodist church.
John Fuller and bride are home from
their wedding trip.
Mrs. Salmon Nye and Mrs. George