Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-09

after a brief visit to this town.
Mrs. Ella Martin has returned home
from Wolcott, where she has been
caring for her sister, Mrs. John Kel-
ley.
No school will be run in the old
school district, No. II, this year, the
Craftsbury people having taken their
children away to the Robert Ander-
son district, n. Cutler to transport
them The Albany directors will hire
the children belonging to this town
carried to the Tenney district.
East Albany.
Cora Skinner, who has had hard,
slow run of typhoid fever, has SO far
recovered as to be able to sit up.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Denison Stafford fell down
cellar last Thursday and broke her
wrist.
Rev. Mr. Abbey will preach at the
Center Sunday, April Is, at 2:l5 P. m.
Sunday school at p. N.
Quite large number Of colts in the
east part Of the town and in adjoining
neighborhoods have been dying of
late. This is helping to solve the
question, what shall be done with all
of the horses?
Miss Nettie Going has returned to
Dalton, n. H.-Charles Page has NOV
ed into Edgar Powers house.-Mrs.
Fred Going is at Newport Center help
ing care for her mother, Mrs. Julius
Wilcox, who is very feeble.
Evansville.
Charles Foster has returned to
Springfield, Mass.
John Atkins is back in the shop
working for Geo. King.
A. A. Brown has the job of saving
J. @. Orne's lumber, at Westmore.
JIM Randall is very sick with pneu-
monia and his son True is here caring
for him.
Frank Orne recently cut his hand
quite badly at the Pike mill-the Sec
ond time within the year.
J. G. Gray is buildidg a large addi-
ton to his barn and is preparing to
fix up his other buildings. Ed. King
has his new house ready for plaster
ing.
Henry Buskey of So. Barton has
moved into the Gilfillan house and
will work for II. Foster.-Ghas. Page
has moved to the Baker. house.
East BrOWningtOn.
Ralph, son of @. M. Skinner, is very
sick.
Edwin Wright, who lived in Thomas
Lowery's house, has moved to Charles
ton.
Willis Coats, who has been visiting
friends in Brooklyn, p. O., has re-
turned.
East Charleston.
Mrs. G. 0. Goodwin and Mrs. Mar
tina Davis are sick with pneumonia.
The ladies' aid will meet with Mrs.
Rachel Dolloff, Wednesday afternoon,
April II, all invited.
About seventy visited the sugar
camp of L. w. Stevens and son on
Friday to get sweetened.
Adna Cobleigh has gone to North
ThetfOrd, VT, to work for his uncle,
Elmore Cobleigh, in a store.
West Charleston.
Mabel Alton goes to Barton to work
in the Peerless.
Geo. Parker has gone to E. Charles
ton to work in the post Office.
Chas. Carpenter has completed the |
settlement of the S. I. Sweet estate,
paying 34.7 per cent of the claims.
John Lunderville has moved into
Mary Ann Crows house. - Joseph
Parker has moved into E. w. Parlin's
house.
w. G.Lyman has been here perfect
ing arrangements for running the
creamery. Work will commence ear
ly in May, and the highest market
price will be paid for milk.
DR.. @. S. Human, who spent the
winter in California, arrived here last
week. His friends and patrons are
glad to welcome him back. His fam
lily will remain for awhile longer
Sadie Eley has gone to Holland to
work Archie Cummings is home
from Meriden, n. H., where he has
been attending school.-Ed. Hamilton
is home from Cal. Glad to see him
Chas. G. Parlin from ST. Johnsbury
was here recently visiting.
Cummings is home from Portland.