Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-09-11
exhibition of live stock, fine music,

etc.
The Wizards are finishing their new
barn. 1t will be the best barn in this
locality.
1t is reported that Alfred Varney is
to return from Lawrence, Mass, and
move to the Goodenow place.
Miss Ursula Willard has gone to E.
Hampton, Mass, where she has
position in one of the schools as as
sistant teacher of physical training.
Willard Clough from Washington,
VT, has been visiting his brother, E.
M. Clough. They had not met for al
most thirty years. Willard has been
West until recently.
Mrs. B. @. Berry and children have
gone to Magog on visit.-Mrs. A. o.
Blake is here from Lawrence, Mass,
visiting relatives and friends. Glad
to see her with us again.
Albany.
gone to Bangor, Maine.
F. j. Wallace is putting an addition
on the west side of the parsonage,
much to it's convenience.
East Albany.
Fred Daniels is better-Miss Kittie
Tinker is in feeble health. Mrs. L. L.
Sanborn has so far recovered as to
walk about the house.
Bloomington.
Mrs. M. Lapierre has gone to Fall
River, Mass, to live.
L. Grow and wife start Tuesday for
Chicago and LAGRANGE, Ill.
Charles w. Smith has bought the
w. Richardson farm. Price, $1,000.
Mrs Orvin Marsh has returned from
Bolton Springs, not much improved
in health.
Miss Nellie Heating of Barton teach
es the Center school, which commenc-
es to day.
Miss Effie Seavey, who has been at
tending the art school in Boston, has
gone to Wabash, Ind.
! VIM P. Smith took a trip to st.
Johnsbury last week, and returned
with a bride. They have the congrat-
ulations of their many friends.
Evansville.
Harvey Perkins has sold his Marsh
all place to Carl and Warren Leland.
u. w. Brown found prize of great
value last Sunday. For further par
ticulars ask Urban.
Herbert Gray has caught the fixing
up fever and is putting his house on
rocky foundation.-Ed. King hopes to
occupy his new house this winter.
East Charleston.
G. E. Blood and Eugene Gray have
bought the carriage and blacksmith
shop of P. J. Plunkett.
= About sixty five friends gave Mr..
and Mrs. E. @. Streeter surprise
party on Monday evening, Sept. 4, to
remind them of their fifth anniversa-
anniversary They were presented with
a lounge. Cake and coffee was served;
a very pleasant evening was spent by
all present.
The Willing Workers will meet in
the Vestry, Saturday afternoon, Sept.
Is. Gentlemen invited to supper and
all those wishing to witness a sSpec-
torial,'' are requested to be there at
O'Clock sharp. In the evening there
will be bonnet party followed by
promenade. A cordial invitation ex-
tended to all.
John Piper and wife have been Wis
iting at Lyndon.-Bert adams and
Charlie Mould have returned to Ches
ter, Penn.-Chester Eastman and wife
have returned to their home in Spring
field.-Mr. and Mrs. Charles Varney
of St. Johnsbury have been visiting
friends in town.-Mr. and Mrs. Hor
ace Kathan are visiting in Lunenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Trip have
returned to their home in Conn
Charles Perrigo and son, Harry, of
st. Johnsbury have been visiting at
L. w. Stevens. Mrs. P. J. Plunkett
is visiting in N.H.-Mrs. Emma Brain
ard and Mrs. Julia Brainard have re-
turned to their home in Lowell
George Lang has been visiting his
son and daughter in Morrisville.
West Charleston.
Myrtle Driver teaches the school in
the Gay district.
Farmers about here complain that
potatoes are rotting badly in the
ground.
Mrs. A. T. Norris has sold her home