Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-09-18
visiting his sister, Mrs. Stephen
Vance, and other friends.

Vance, and other friends.
The Congregational society have
engaged the services of Rev. A. J.
Cameron for another year. His la
bors here have been rewarded with
much success and much is expected
for the coming year.
M. B. Chafey and daughter, Maggie,
have gone to Michigan on visit and
will visit the Worlds Fair before
their return.-Andrew Mcclure has
gone to Chicago and will visit his
brother in Joliet before his return.
East Albany.
One of the pleasant and happy
events of the season was the mar
riage, Sept. z, at the home of the
BRIDES father, E. @. Rowell, Albany,
of John G. Thornton of Boston to Miss
Glover J. Rowell of Albany The
marriage ceremony was performed
by Rev. r. W.Coll1ns of West Charles
ton in the presence of large gather
ing of relatives and friends, after
which cake, coffee and fruit were serv-
ed. The presents were both numerous
and costly. About 4 p. m. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thornton left for their beautiful
and pleasant home in Boston, escort
ed by five couples as far as Barton,
leaving there amid shower of rice.
Bloomington
Glib Cass has sold his farm to
man from Barton.
D. l. Colley seems to be failing since
coming home from Boston.
Chauncey Smith came from Mass. a
short time ago to visit friends in this
town and Derby.
The school in Dist. No. 5. is taught
by Miss May of Barton, instead of
Fred Virgins as was reported.
Mrs. s. j. Robinson has gone to
Stanstead to take care of her aunt,
Mrs. S. w. Taylor, who is dangerous
ly ill.
Jamey Wyman and family went last
Tuesday to Chicago. = Mart Parker
and wife have gone to Broome, Cana
da, visiting.
East Charleston.
Mrs. Daniel Kathan has been suffer-
ing greatly from blood poison.
Mrs. E. G. Streeter has been in
Burke visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. I'll. @. Bruce. John Wilson is
home from Lowell on a vacation
Fred Blodgett from Lowell is visiting
his parents.-Hattie Goodwin has gone
to Chicago visiting relatives and
takes in the Worlds Fair.-Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Royce have been visiting
in St.Johnsbury and attended the fair.
! Don Moulton has returned from New
York. -Rineldo Harvey and wife from
Burke have been visiting in town.
West Charleston.
Lii Bennett is home from Meredith.
N. FL.
A little child of Wallace Hanson
died recently.
New girl babies at Herbert Horns
and Merritt Spaulding's.
Mrs. Seavey's daughter, Mrs. Ida
Hutchinson, is quite sick at Newport.
S. Ned Cummings has returned from
the hospital and is gaining rapidly
since the amputation of his hand.
Mrs. G. S. Hinman and Mrs. E. o.
Bennett went to Montpelier as dele
gates to the w. @. T. U. State conven-
ton.
Rev. o. G. Baker has been absent
from his parish for several days on
account of the death of his aged
mother.
Mrs. J. A. Bowker and her son,
Adams, have gone to Chicago to visit
Mrs. BIS son, Webster Bowker, and
the Fair.
George Hamilton, Jr., has moved
back on to Mrs. Mary Humans farm
and the granite workers are boarding
at Andrew Wilson's. Fine quarries
of granite have been discovered on
the farms of Arthur Kidder and N. S.
Allen.
Mrs. E. H. Robinson and her sister,
Mrs. Minis, visited friends in Coven-
try last week.-Mrs.. j. Green has a
niece and her husband from N. III. Wis
iting her.-Mrs. Lila A. Clark and
children are spending week or two
in Barton with her husbands rela-
tives.
Coventry
N. w. Gray remains very sick.-Ira
Boynton and Mrs. Eb. Stevens are
quite sick.
Mrs. F. G.. Metcalf and Mrs. Geo.