Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-30
The Y. P. S. G. E. held meeting

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at Bloomington Village, yesterday.
Miss S.A. Clement has rented rooms
at Irasburgh and will open a millinery
shop.
D. w. Hildreth goes to Willoughby
Lake with a gang Of carpenters to
build his cottage.
Fred Conner has taken the job to
dig the ditch from the Farley springs
to the reservoir.
DR.. E. G. Stevens and L. D. Woods
and party are at Willoughby Lake
this week, for the first trout fishing.
At the re- organization of the M. b..
Sunday school, April %, the following
officers were elected: Supt., w. W..
Foster; assistant Supt., John Bart
lett; Sec, Ethel Dane; Treas, elena
Matthew's; librarian, A. E. Ordway;
organist, Mrs. A. E. Ordway.
Albany.
Village school is postponed from
from April 80 to May 7th.
"A. b.. CdInpOei StI1O Vile I'll NIL 40
vile are visiting in town.
At the sacramental service in the
Cong. church yesterday, Rev. G. II.
Merrill officiating, three new mem
bers, including Rev. A. J. Cameron
were admitted to the church. Sunday
School concert at that church next
Sabbath evening.
DR.. Campbell, health officer, who
decided that the diphtheria at j. 0.
Fishers was occasioned by bad drain
age, caused the house to be raised,
when a cess-pool Of sink drain water
was found under the kitchen, which
caused very offensive odor and was,
doubtless, the cause Of the disease.
Mrs. Frank Brown, who assisted in
caring for the Fisher boy had a slight
attack of diphtheria, but is better.
South Albany.
Remember the literary entertain
ment by the Epworth League at T. M.
Rowell's hall, Tuesday evening, May
LIST. Fruit, ice cream and cake serv-
ed. Admission 10 cents.
Bloomington.
Miss Edna Seavey, who is now in
Ware, Mass, will soon return to town
and teach the school in Dist. No. 7,
commencing May7.
Lucius Lund found his white faced
mare, Topsy, dead in the barn recent
ly. She has been familiar figure in
our streets for nearly twenty years.
Mr.. o. A. Denison went few days
since to South birmingham, Mass, to
attend the golden wedding Of his
brother, Isaac A. Denison, which oc-e.
curreds the 23rd inst. Mr.. Denison
will also visit his son in Boston, Mass,
and friends in Providence, RI.
Strawberry blossoms were found by
VIM. Alexander Apr. 49, ess3ss's
Pike Manufacturing Go. have made
an addition of a splitter room and
new grinder.
j. Brown & Son have rented the E.
D. Smith place to the M. E, society
for a parsonage.
Sunday services will be at IL a. M;
Sunday school at II M; evening
prayer meeting at 7 o'clock; We'd
nesday prayer meeting at 7:3O.
H. Foster came very near losing
his bobbin factory by fire. Sunday
Apr. %, but by prompt work
Of a few the fire was soon under con-
troll.
West Charleston.
DR.. Gatchell has torn down his
barns and will build a new one.
H. Badger will commence running
the creamery for Mr.. Lyman the 14th
Of May.
Mrs. J. G.. Parlin goes to Warren,
N. H., May 1st, to visit brother who
is very i'll.
Merton Wilson moves to the Barn
ard house, into the rooms vacated by
Mrs. Cheney.
There was quite a large attendance
At the social in the hall, Friday night,
20 see the pictures in Jerusha Dow's
Schools commence in most of the
districts in town May 7. Miss Hattie
Flanders from Coventry teaches the
village school.
Mrs. Lila Cheney and her children
Ohio, May 2. Her brother, Everett
Driver, goes with her, having found
in that state.