Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-05-29
that is working wonders for his rheu-

E. L. Chandler and family, Frank
Churchill and wife, Lillian Gallup and
Eva Clark started for the Worlds
Fair last week.
Miss Martha Farmer Inns returned
home to East Burke on account of
sickness. Miss Jennie Locke takes
charge of the intermediate depart
ment for the remainder of the term.
1t will be gratifying to the members
of the w. g. T. U. to know that the
Barton Landing Union took the ban
ner at the County convention, having
six more new members than any other
Union in the county.
The ST. Johnsbury District Woman's
Home Missionary Society will meet
here in the ME-. churdh Thursday and
Friday, June s and 9. The following
is the programme: Thursday evening
at 7:3O, Devotional service; paper,
Deaconess movement, Mrs. GO. Howe;
Address, Mrs. N. @. Alger, Bourne,
Mass. Friday morning at 8, Prayer
Service; $3.50 Report of Work, Mrs. s..
K. Huse; The True Spirit of Missions,
Mrs. P. N. Granger; Our Responsible
ity in Receiving and Giving the Cos
pei, Mrs. ]. Mcdonald; The Supply
Department, Mrs. j. A. Marshall; Mis-
sion Work among New York emil
grants, Mrs. o. S. Eaton; Question
box. 1870, Praise Service: The Duty
of Our Young Ladies to the Mission
airy Work, Mrs. A. L. Bailey; South
ern Work, Mrs. P. A. Clark; The Flu
ture of Our Society, Mrs. E. Barrett;
Children's Hour, conducted by Mrs.
Alger.
South Barton.
Mr.. Amos Drown and wife are here
from N. H.-Miss j. E. Taylor from
Boston is visiting at G. w. Abbott's.-
Dana and Lulu Folsom have been here
from Lawrence, Mass.
The funeral of n. L. Folsom was
held at his residence the oath, Mr.. E.
Henderson officiating. Harry, Charlie
and Fred Folsom, sons of the deceased,
and A. d. Folsom acted as bearers.
Albany.
Horace Way is building a new barn.
M. B. Chafey has weighed 55 tons of
sugar.
T. o. Andrus is painting the Darl-
ing barn.
The Magoon girls and Tommy Riley
have the measles.
G. L. Lecknor has moved into T. J.
Newton's tenement.
= There are seventy two miles of
road in town, measured by A R.
Miles.
Children's Day will be observed with
appropriate exercises June II at the
M. E. church.
w. K. Annis, Jr., has been painting
his house. The Cong. church is hav-
ing new coat of paint.
Geo. HI. and Fred Richardson have
moved into the Darling house Her
bert Peters has moved to the Simonds
Phelps place.
John Prindle has moved to the
house vacated by w. HI. Whittemore.
Mr.. Whittemore and wife are canvass
ing for Syracuse concern.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. church met with Mrs. T. o. Andrus,
May %, and elected the following Of
ficers for the coming year: Pres,
Mrs. J. S. Allen vice. presidents, Mrs.
Lydia Hovey, Mrs. T. o. Andrus; Sec.,
Mrs. Effie Landpher; assistant Sec.,
Mrs. Fred Newton; Treas. Mrs. James
Mcclure; assistant Treas, Mrs. Ste
phen Vance.
East Albany.
FL. S. Eldridge has begun working
on the roads.
Wallace Eldredge and his little son,
Lynn, are in town.
Kate Henercy, who lives with Kate
Johnston, is better.
Katie NARROW is teaching a success
full term of school at the Corner.
Mrs. Cora Green, who is stopping
at David Green's, will do dressmaking
this summer.
Miss Matte Merrill has returned
from Manchester, N. H., bringing
cousin with her.
Mrs. Harry Blake is sick.
Geo. Litchf1eld is home from Little
ton.
Edward Gallup, who went to Bos-
ton a short time ago, returned last
week.