Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-12

will move into the house just vacated
by Shonyo.
Willie Shonyo, little boy ten years
old, came near being drowned last
week. If it had not been for school
mate, George Duke, he surely would
have been drowned.
Quite early last Thursday morning
fire was discovered in the Alonzo
Gray barn. It was quickly put out,
bat in few minutes more both house
and barn would have been burned.
Albany.
G.N.Tenny is shingling his buildings
Guy Shepard is building a barn and
otherwise improving his place.
Rev. John Norris from New Haven,
Conn.,, was at home recently visiting
his parents who are both very feeble,
his mother being entirely helpless
from paralysis.
Nathan Beede has sold his place to
| Simeon Richardson and report saws
that "Jack'' will build house in front
of VIM. Sartwell's. = Ed. Boardman
has purchased Guy Shepard's black
dwelling.
Mrs. Bushnell (Josie vance, and
daughter are stopping with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Powers of Nor
risville are guests of Miss Daisy Darl-
ing. = Mr.. Carol Davis from Montana,
has come on to join his wife, who has
been in town some weeks. = Ira Nc
Clary and wife of Peacham, are visit
ing at J. I'll. McClary's.
The musical entertainment on Fri
day evening was of rare excellence.
Partly by chance and partly by calcu
lation the following musical talent was
brought together: Prof. w. A. Sargent
of Keene, N. H., Carol Davis and his
violin from Montana, Mrs. Powers of
Morrisville, Mrs. Flora Tenney of Iras
burgh, the Misses Paddock of Crafts
bury and Miss Flora Annis of Albany.
East Albany.
E. G. Butler has a grade Jersey COW
from which he made Is pounds and
9 ounces of butter in one week. She
is giving 55 pounds of milk daily. She
is MIXED three times daily. The COW
was raised by Carl French of Bar
ton Landing. She was dehorned by
Mr.. Butler last December. =,
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Dr.Gilman is repairing his buildings.
o. Marsh was suddenly called to P.
@. to bury brother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnham of Ark. are
visiting friends in this place.
DIR. and Mrs. Jared Joslyn are very
happy with their girl baby.
Mrs. Deacon Dutton has gone to |
Dalton, NH, ito. visit her ons-Mat4 4
tie Powers has returned to herawork |
in the Peerless. -
Mrs. Alden Seavey is seriously i'll at /
A. w. Seavey's.-Mrs. Bailey has re-.
covered her health SO as to return to
her work at the Center school.
West Charleston.
Lillian Alton has returned to Bur-
I1ngGOn TO work.
DR.. G. S. Human has been chosen
delegate to the state convention of
Cong. churches to be held at Montpe-
lier, and Mrs. Human delegate to the
Woman's Home Missionary Union.
The remains of Mrs. Clara (Judd)
Fesler, who died in New Haven, Conn,
June 2, werebrought to Holland, her.
old home, last Tuesday forburial. She
was we'll known here and had many
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. S. Cook are visiting
Clark and her grandson, Carl Hamblet,
from Barton, have been spending a
few days here.-Mr. Peavey has gone
to Lowell for his family, who have
been visiting Mrs. Peavey's mother
for several weeks.-Mrs. L. r. Allbee
and family started the 9th for Fran
cpnia, n. H., to visit relatives. Mrs
Lucretia Bussard and two children
from Washington are visiting Mrs.
Chas. Worthen.
The following resolutions were pass
ed by the Orleans Co. w. @. t. u. May
rs, 1898, at the meeting held at West
Charleston:
Realizing as we do with gratitude
5he guiding hand of our loving Heav-
only Father during all the past years
Of our organization, and our depend
ence upon the influence of the Holy
Spirit to assist us in carrying forward
5he work so dear to all our hearts,
therefore
ResolUed, That we consecrate our
hearts and our lives anew to His SER
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