Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-15
Bloomington.

Denison's Thursday evening.
Willie Burrows, who has been sick
with liver and heart trouble, is slow
ly improving.
Fred Virgins school has finished
and he has moved into Mr.. Chap
mans house.
The terrible storm last week did
great damage to the roads in the
northern part of the town.
Ernest Alger has the mumps.-
Josephine Prevonche is sick with
the measles.-Mort Parker is so as to
be out again.
Mrs. Cyrus Heath fell a few days
since and SO seriously injured her
right arm that she has suffered much
and will be unable to use her arm for
some Invertebrates Smith recently
cut his foot badly
The campfire and box supper at the
town hall Bloomington Center is
postponed one week on account of
the donation. Tt will be January %.
The ladies are expected to prepare
box with supper for two. Hot coffee
will be served. Price of box Is cents.
For the benefit of the w. r. Q. and
everyone is invited.
East Bloomington.
Elder Chas. Clark was in town a few
days ago on a visit to his sister, Mrs.
Samuel Drown.
Misses Nelson and Harmon closed
their labors here the 18th inst. The
meetings have been of much in
terest and much good has been done.
They go from here to Coventry, where
they will hold series of meetings.
West Charleston. a.
Rev. Phillips from Lewiston, Me-,
has preached in this church the two
last Sabbaths.
Charles Hildreth has bargained for !
the Albert Lawrence place, but will
not take possession of the property
until spring.
The annual meeting of the F. B. So
old board of officers were re- elected
for the coming year.
Henry Allbee of st. Johnsbury was
in town the 3Oth of Dec, calling on
old friends. = Miss Bertha Kelley of
Derby, is spending few days with
her friend, Ina Hildreth.
Coventry
Two lady evangelists will be here to
labor with and visit the people this
week.
B. F. Tower has gone to Rochester
to visit his mother, who was ninety
years old last Thursday.
Nellie (Hitchcock) Morris is home
from Franklin, N. H., caring for her
father and mother, who are sick with
the grip.
Myron Lewis, formerly of this place
now of ST. Johnsbury, has had the
misfortune to break his ankle The
physicians say he will be disabled the
remainder of the winter.
G. o. Wright is sick with pneumo-
MIA. = Katie Sessions is sick with ton
silitis. = Mrs. Benz. Shippee is much
better. = DR.. Ranney was called in
consultation with DIR. Badger last
Tuesday in regard to Eliza Parker's
case. She is much better at this writ
ing.
Craftsburv. "'12 ont
Promenade at town ha1l on the ev-
ening of Jan. "a. g 90
The week of prayer was observed
by the several churches. Meetings
held alternately.
Perley Bruce is away on a visiting
tour.-John Templeton from Nebras
ka is visiting in town.
Nellie Smith is on the sick list '
Roy Simpson is recovering from Sc '
we're attack of fever.
M. S. Stone, State Supt. of Educa
ton will deliver a lecture in the Meth
odist church Jan II at 7-3O p. m.
Subject: Education" Admission
free, and all are cordially invited.
News is just received of the death :
Of Mrs. Mary Jane (Hammond) Col
Ter of Laconia, N. H. She was a ma :
i've of Craftsbury, always lived in
jown until recently. She was a wo
nan respected, a member of the M.
3. church of this town. The remains
we're brought here for burial. The !:
uneral was held yesterday, Rev. AL
en- officiating. Z
East CraftSbury. q
The friends of Jennie P. Calderwood
nay be pleased to hear that she is I