Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-24

large roller for the village corporation.
Frank Duke is home for the winter
and is at work in the woods for P. H.
Duke.
John Stanley and wife have gone to
R. I. to spend Christmas with their
daughters.
A. w. Varney arrived in Lawrence
afely and found E. B. Varney's peo-
pie as well as usual
Albany.
Frank Brown is in poor health.-Mrs
E. Stone is improving.
Rev. Cameron will exchange desks
with Rev. Mr.. Dodd of Irasburgh next
Sunday.
The W. r. G. will have sociable at
Maple Hall on the evening of Dec. "a.
Small fee for refreshments. All are
| invited
| Herschel Marckres recently receiv-
ed $3.50 arrearage pension money and
had his pension stipend increased 81
a month.
AC ~. q. anu IL. " w. w. I0COuUly
paid Lillian Campbell $50 and DR..
Campbell $40 on account of the acct
dent to Miss Campbell near Morris
vile.
The MONITOR agent visits West AL
bany on Wednesday afternoon and
evening next; East Albany on Satur-
day from 10 a. m. to 3.p.m .So. Albany
from 10 till 1 p. m.
The Geo. II. Phelps Post elected the
following officers: John D. Kelley,
Com; VIM. Sartwell, Sen. vice COM
mander; Elijah Stone, Junior vice
commander; VIM. K. Annis, Adit.;
T.. j. Newton, Surgeon; II. @. Mills,
Chap; j. II. Mcclure, O. NJ; HI. L.
Marckres, o. D.; Eli Gilbert, o. g.;
VIM. Cheney, S. M; n. B. Shute, @.
s.; Elijah Stone, delegate to Dept.
One of the pleasant incidents Of the
week was the marriage of Miss May
Martin to Mr.. Chas. Robbins of Crafts
bury. The marriage took place at the
residence of Mr.. Marcellus jerks. A
very pleasant and happy company,
including relatives and invited guests,
witnessed the ceremony, which was
performed by Rev. j. S. Allen. A
sumptuous feast was provided for the
occasion, to which ample Justice was
done.
South Albany.
Christmas tree at the school house
on Tuesday evening, Dec. 25th.
d. Buchanan and family have put
monument in their lot in the ceme-
terry. 5.e---ea
Mrs. E. Trowbridge is away, car
ing for her father, who is sick.-Rev.
Gluckler was at Newport last week,
attending the dedication of the NJ. E.
church there.
Miss Allen, our teacher, has gone
home to Lyndon to spend Christmas.
Agnes Anderson is home from
Craftsbury, where she has been car
ing for her brothers. wife.
Bloomington.
A new boy at James Coles.
Will Patterson has rented and NOV
ed into Cyrus Heath's house.
There will be Christmas festiv al
at the Center church, Monday eve,
Dec. "a.
See MONITOR agent at post offices
as follows: At the village, next Fri
day afternoon; at the Center, Friday |
evening and until 9 next morn
ing; at Evansville on Saturday from
10 a. m. till p. m.
Evansville.
Harvey Leland died Dec. 10, after
an illness Of only few days. He was
a promising young man, a devoted |
christian, and an earnest worker in |
the church. The church and commu-
nifty mourn his loss. The funeral was
held at the home, his pastor, Rev.O.E. |
Newton officiating.
Rev. A. w. Ford has assisted the |
pastor in a series of meetings begin
ming Dec. End. Twenty-one came to
the altar for prayers, much good has |
been done and the church rejoice. |
Dec. 9, eleven persons were received |
into full membership of the church
and two were baptized. Dec. 16, Pre-
siding Elder Hamilton held a Quar-
terly meeting; sixty-two received the
"Lord's Sacrament" and eight were
baptized.
West Charleston.
Geo. Dow of Cabot was in town re-
Gently, visiting relatives.
Mrs. Ella Rich has been visiting her