Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-11-13

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Barton Landing.
Mrs. Simpson and her daughter Ma
bel have returned from Boston.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the nj. E.
church will meet at Mrs. Jones', next
Thursday.
The village schools closed Friday,
after pleasant and profitable term
in all the departments.
Miss Martha Bean has secured a
large class of pupils in instrumental
music, coming here on Friday and
Saturday Of each week.
A regular meeting of the w. r. G..
will be held Tuesday, Nov. 81, at p.
m. A full attendance is desired, as
the inspector will be present
South Barton.
Fl. F. Pillsbury and wife go to Bos-
ton this week.
John L. Forrest and E. A. Walker
have snapped places and moved
P. Ell. Duke and wife and Mrs. F. J.
Duke are going to Mass. to visit rel
atives and friends.
Four tramps broke into L. H. Or
cults store one night recently and
stole five shirts, two razors, broke
open the money drawer and took be-
tween five and eight dollars from it.
They were traced to Sherbrooke, ar
rested, brought back to Barton, had a
hearing and for want Of bail were put
in Jail at Newport. Quick work.
Albany.
S. G. Kimball and his son, Raymond,
are sick with typhoid fever.
Jerre Backum and Sam Lord of Iras-
burgh were recently brought before
Justice Brown and fined for intoxica-
ton.
There will be a box party at the
Cong. church on Wednesday evening
next. Rev. Cameron will tell what he
saw at the 'sWhite City,"
Mrs. FL. O.. Martin has moved sfrom
Eden Corner to this place and will
occupy rooms in the north end of the
P. Bashaw house and Mrs. Laura Rus
sell will occupy rooms in the other
part of the house.
Bloomington.
David Colley is in falling health.
Deacon Dutton is newly roofing his
barn. 90
Frank Wells and bride have the
best wishes of many friends in their
married life. = Ii 80
Miss Maggie Heating closed a very
successful term of school at the Cen
tire last Friday.
DR.. Gilman and wife are back from
New York, where the DIR. has been
recruiting up little. i~,@ =.
School closed last Friday in Dist
No. 1, taught by Mrs. Ida House; a
very prosperous term.
Mrs. D. S. Colley of Bedford, Mass,
visited relatives in town last week.
Miss Sarah Dougherty from Canada is
stopping with her sister, Mrs. Mary
Colley.
Selden Gray has taken John Miles
farm and is moving. Berry
has moved to the farm which he pur
chased of David Philbrick.-John
Miles moves to Barton Landing.
Evansville.
Geo. Bickford has moved into the
Frank Gilfillan house.
The chicken pie supper was well
receipts, 5000.
Harvey Foster, having bought his
former house, will move here soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster will be gladly
welcomed by their numerous friends
A very sad event in the family of |
Job Drown was the death of little
boy about four years Of age; he fell,
striking his head against the door
casing, but the hurt was not thought |
serious till few hours after he was
taken with pain in his head and grew
rapidly worse until death ended his
day or two later.
East Bloomington.
Dana Clark and wife nave gone to |
visit Mrs. CIark's friends in Canada.
Charles Allen commenced his lum-
Der Job in Westmore Nov. 6. He will
move his family there next week.
Miss Nelson and Miss Hammond still
continue to hold meetings at the
here every Friday night.
Their discourses are very interesting
and Miss Hamond's singing is very
fine.
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