Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-09-24

| Helen Austin and Glenn Stafford
| have returned from the White Noun
tains, where they have been working
his su miner.
E. D. Stafford made a trip to the
White Mountains with team last
week. The hotels have done a good
business this season.
The event of the week was the mar
riage of Fred Parker to Olive Ed
wards They will go to keeping house
in one of MI. Parker's tenements soon.
L. D. Wilson at the Center has sold
out his store business to 3. M. Bu-
chanan and will move to this place.
Lucy, his sister, has bought the Sam
Morgan place.
The bobbin factory started up Mon
day; they intend to have about one
nearly secured; things look encour-
aging about the mill.
Mrs Addie Alden, widow of the
late Evelyn Alden, died in Bangor,
|
since to visit brother. No particu-
| lars. Remains have been brought
here and the funeral services were
held this forenoon at her late resi-
dence.
Albany.
Carroll Whitcher has purchased the
| A ri1loCo rociHonoo
| Lewis Laf1uer goes on to the ARA
sier farm vacated by Mr.. Chase.
Rev. A. J. Cameron decides to re-
main with the Cong. church another
year.
Geo. Chase and wife will soon move
to Springfield Mass. Mr.. Chase has
work in wagon factory.l .--4s
There will be musical and literary
entertainment in the Cong. church
Wednesday evening the 26th, given
by Clara Kendall, Miss Smith and
Miss Graham of Craftsbury, assisted
by Mrs Held of Chicago and local
talent.
Mrs. M. B. Chafey is visiting friend s
in Lowell Mass. : Mrs. Mitchell is
visiting her sister in Glover. = Fred
Aiken, wife and son are guests Of his
parents. = Mrs. Brown of Manchester
is visiting her sister, Mrs. j. d. KEEL
ley. = Will Bashaw Of n. Wolcott Wis
it's his sister, Mrs. F. Brown. = Fred
j. Newton and wife visited in Barton
last week.
East Albany.
Courtney Batchelder is home from
STAFFORD. ia
+ P. A. Ryan passed to his rest Sept.
l19I at his brother in laws, Pat Kill
| garlin
Mr.. Collins, a blacksmith from Gov
entry, has bought the shop owned by
w. H. Farr; he comes well recon-
mended. 4
stopping with her mother, Mrs. Bag
ley, for the past year has returned to
her husband in Aspen, Col. She has
been ready to help in every good
work here and she will be missed.
Bloomington. as atras e4or 43g9<
& E. M. Buchanan has bought out LID.
and E. O. Wilson. aaf ~
Mrs. John Campbell fell on the 10th
inst, and received severe bruises
about her head.
The meetings at the Center church
were we'll attended and good
interest manifested. They will be con-
| tinued.
Mrs Frank Magoon and daughter
have returned from Lowell, Mass
w. A. Burdick has returned to his
his home in Florence, Mass.
Will Patterson has bought a lot of
land beyond VIII Fietcher's and will
move the Kaiser house to it. The road
er's to the Charleston line and is now
open for travel.
Ell. M. Nichols, who has been sick
and unable to work for long time,
wishes to thank his friends who as
sisted him recently by digging his po-
tatoes, cutting wood, etc., appreciat-
ing not only the material aid, but the
kindly feelings which prompted the
generous act.
West Charleston.
Ed. Goodwin and Dyer Gallup have
gone to Montpelier to take the Keely
Cure.
Norman Eastman is re- shingling
and otherwise repairing the house
which he bought of Miss M. A. Grow.
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