Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-07-31

Salmon Dodge, who has been quite
ill for sometime, is no better.
Ell. S. Webster has improved his
store by new steps and other repairs.
Charles Jacobs, a former resident
of this place, is visiting friends in this
vicinity.
D. w. Hildreth has bought lot at
Willoughby Lake and will build cot
tage this fall.
Rev. Milo S. Eddy of Coventry
preached at the M. E. church yester-
day, in exchange with Rev. Wright
Miss Ida Waterman, who died of con-
sumption in Virginia July is, was for
merly of this place. She was a young
lady much esteemed by her chool-
mates and friends here.
D. Buchanan has put in a water tub
for the use of the public, near his
mothers house on Main street. For
a number of months there has been
no place in the corporation to water
horses.
East Albany.
J. E. Tinker from Lyndonville has
been home to his fathers for short
vacation.
Geo. w. Monkey is stopping at home
with his mother for awhile since his
fathers death.
Charlie Willis and wife from Chic
opee Falls, Mass, have been spending
few days here with Harrison Willis.
Mrs. Amos Sanborn left here last
Monday for Breezy Hill, White Noun
tains, where her husband is at work
in the hotel.
Mrs. Eliza A Cummings and Miss
Mary Howard from Montpelier are
visiting Mrs. Cummings sister at
Rev. Dyar Willis.
Mrs. j. w. Craig, from Westfeld,
Mass, is stopping in town, visiting
Irwin Norcross and family
are in town.-Mrs. insolvency is stop
ping with Mrs. Peter Glynn.
Jerry Murphy was struck by light
ming and killed on Wednesday even
ing the 26th. He was not found until
morning, when he was
found lying in ohe road near Alec
He was at Mr.. Buchan-
ans in the evening and started to re-
turn during the time of the shower
The fatal bolt seems to have struck
him on the head, passing down his
body. He was not badly disfgured.
E. w. Buchanan moves to Barton
soon.
Our new merchant, Mr.. Wilson, has
trade. I"
Mrs. E. Gallup, who has been very
sick, is thought to be improving
The hail storm here Thursday night
did much damage in the north part of
the town. 81 II
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Parker have
gone to St. Johnsbury and other
places visiting.
Miss Matte Powers is home on a
vacation and will go to Broome, Can,
to visit her old home.
The lightning struck Henry Con-
ways house last Wednesday morning,
tearing off shingles, but did no serious
damage.
East Bloomington.
Hiram Grey's barn was struck by
lightning last Saturday. But little
damage was done.
Job Drown has taken the job to
draw the stone from the ledge to the
Evansville milestone factory.
Mrs. Elder Gibson is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. A. E. Miles.-Miss An
ME Grey has gone to Keene, N. H., to
visit her sister, Mrs. Jennie Davis.
East Charleston.
Mrs. Blodgett, mother of William
had a paralytic shock re-
Gently.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs. Milo Eddy have
been visiting Mrs Eddy's' parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Wolcott.-A NJ.
Stone and family of ST. bloomsbury
have been visiting at L. w. Stevens
the past week.
West Charleston.
Lura 1. Bruce goes to Ocean Park
for a few weeks.
It is reported that some of the farm
ers in this vicinity are losers from
having money invested in western Sc
curities
Mrs. Frank Fuller of Clarksville. N.
f., is spending few weeks with her
mother, Mrs. Fisk Hildreth.- Judson