Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-05-08

been here, takes Mr.. Berry's station
at Olcott.
Albany.
G. A. Tinker is somewhat improved
in health; Kittie Tinker is also on the
gain.-Elida Annis is reported to be
seriously sick with grip and heart dis
ease at Sidney Coburn's.
By some mistake the notice of the
death of Mrs. Story did not appear as
expected in the columns of the NOM
TOR Mrs. Sarah Jane Story died Apr.
II, aged 81 years. She had been sick
and great sufferer for two or three
years. She was woman of very
cheerful and patient disposition and
had a smile for everyone; Christian
lady, and died in the Christians faith.
She resided with her son, Warren
Story, who did the most possible for
her in her declining years. She also
leaves daughter, Mrs. Andrew Cal
derwood. Her friends take this means
to thank their neighbors for very kind
assistance during her sickness and at
her burial.
Bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jasper Smith have re-
turned home from Boston.
Lucius Lund has exchanged his farm
for John Maxwell's house and black
smith shop.
John Humphrey and VIM Pierce,
who exchanged farms recently, have
moved to their respective places.
The scholars from district No. at
tend school at the Center this term.
Felix Pelow has charge of the trans
portation.
East Bloomington.
il. Blake has sold out his farm
to S. S. Hill of Derby and moved to
Lowell, Mass.
West Charleston.
1t is expected now shat the County
w. @. T. y will meet here May 25 and
26. The State President, Mrs. Read
will be present Let the Unions be
expeditions in their preparations, as
the time is short. Programs will be
out next week.
Coventry
May Harlow is home from Crafts
bury Academy.
May Virgins teaches school in
Coventry Gore.
Charles Cleveland and wife from
Mass. are visiting at his brothers., HI.
@. Cleveland.
VIM. Kline of Newport has bought
the Jerry Drew farm in the north
neighborhood.
Mrs. Geo. Goodnough is home from
Haverhill, n. H., where she has been
to visit her sister, Mrs. Bartlett, who
has been very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos Kline of New
York have been in town the past
week, but have returned to their home
and Mrs. Persons, Mrs. Kinne's moth
er, accompanied them.
At the annual election of officers in
the Methodist Sabbath School, @. O.
Wright was chosen Supt.; N. w. Gray
assistant Supt.; Allie Wright, treas
urer; Belle Livingstone, organist.
At the annual election of officers
in the Dorcas Society, Mrs. G. o.
Wright was chosen president; Mrs.
B. E. Tower, vice president; Mrs. NJ.
S. Eddy, clerk and treasurer; COM
mittee on music and entertaining
Belle Livingstone.
Craftsbury.
S. B.Robbins is living at S. E. Morse's
at the East village.
Homer Bartlett has bought H. z.
Harriman's freight team.
r. A. Patterson is saving out his
logs at the rate of 1000 feet per day.
John Mckay has been visiting
friends in Waterbury and Morrisville.
Mrs. A. A. Bridges is on the sick
ist.-Ced Rand and wife have the
measles.
A pleasant event of the week was
the marriage of Mr.. Ladeaux and Miss
Lucy Russell of Canada.
Homer Bartlett is moving into the
Kinney tenement. = DR.. Dillingham;
has taken rooms at Henry Kings.
Mrs. FL. S. Andrus is visiting friends
in Derby, and will be present at the
closing exercises of the academy.
G. W. Simpson is making extensive
repairs on his buildings this spring.
A. Dorman and @. W. Willey are do
ing the work.
Stephen Roberts, long time resi-
dent and much respected man, died