Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-01-09

us Officers Oh w 0OuoSQaY, Jan. 10
All members requested to be pre- sent
Special business.
Charles Bartlett returns to Yale to-
day.-Ed Collins will not go back for
week, at least, being laid up with
the humps.
Charles Smith and his mother from
Bloomington, were overturned in the
street Saturday, caused by the slew
ing of the sleigh. The horse ran some
distance before caught.
In the Willou yhby river above this
village, the water has frozen SO as to
form a dam, causing the river to run
in the road to the depth of four feet
in places, making it very inconveni :
ent for travel.
South Barton.
Jerry and Nellie CAVITY are stopping
at home for awhile.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
with Mrs. Adds Barber next Thursday
afternoon. Every member is request
ed to be present.
E. M. Clough, who has been to the
Fletcher hospital at Burlington some
time since, is very poorly this winter.
james Forrest is feeble, not able to
work.
A nice pair of horses, owned by
Lewis Shonyo, at work at the o. & O..
steam mill, took load of logs out of
the woods without teamster the
other day, without doing any harm.
Albany.
Mr.. Amos Sanborn is stopping at
Elder Stiles at present.
Milo Chaffee and wife have recent
ly returned from visit at Berkshire.
Eva Brown and Addie Brooks have
gone to Clinton, Mass, to work in
the mill.
Mrs. G. L. Clark passed away Jan.
3rd, after suffering several months
with an internal cancer.
There will be a donation at the
Cong. church, Wednesday evening,
Jan, II. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. Horace Smalley is reported as
being no better, and failing in health
and reason, with no prospect of re-
covery.
The Epworth League will give an
supper, at Maple hall,
evening, Jan. 10. Come and
see the old folks.
Mrs. A. j. Dutton is much improv-
ed in health; is so she can walk much
better than for long time before.
She has been great sufferer, and all
are glad to see her able to be around
some this winter.
Four members of Thomas Johnson's
family are still very sick with ty
phoid fever. 1t is hoped that Mrs.
Johnson is little better, though very
weak and low, Mary is in a critical
Addie and Willie though
hard sick are not considered danger
ously so.
The meeting at the Centre have
been postponed.
Miss Susie Gray is very poorly from
the effects of the grip.
David Colley returned from Boston
last week, improved in health.
AS Bert Durham was driving down
the Clay hill with heavy load of
lumber, the bride chain broke, throw
ing load, team and all in the ditch
near the brook, but strange to say
without serious injury.
Frank Wells lately went to Frank
lin Co., to visit relatives. When he
reached his brother in laws, Richard
Baird, in Montgomery, he was taken
sick. He returned home as soon as pos
sible and has been confined to his
bed most Of the time since.
Mrs. Ed. Dudley, whose illness with
spinal meningitis was mentioned, is
better and about the house.-Will
Richardson, who has been in poor
health for long time, has heen worse
the past few days.-Efie, daughter of
Frank Kiser, is dangerously sick with
typhoid fever.
East Charleston.
Myron Buck has returned from his
visiting trip to New York.
Lottie Cushman has been home from
Newport on a vacation.
Frank Wilder las been hard sick
for several weeks, but is much better.
By an invitation from Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Trip, about twenty five
friends made them visit last Tues
day evening. A fine supper, with oys-
tiers, was served. The evening was
greatly enioYed by those nresant