Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-03-19
Miss Lunt, who has been sick for
several weeks, is on the gain.

Miss Lunt, who has been sick for
several weeks, is on the gain.
There is large amount of sickness
in town, mostly lung trouble.
The village people were invited to
Rufus Miles to sugaring. off last Fri
day. The sugar was excellent.
Guy Shepard has moved on to the
G. L. Clark place, by the "old pine
tree. "-Alanson Mills has moved into
the house owned by Guy Shepard.
Lillis Mcclure is home from Lowell.
| Matte Johnson is home from Tilton,
N. H., where he has been attending
school.-Dennis Mcclure has return
ed from Lowell, Mass. = Mrs. Frank
Brown is home from No. Wolcott,
where she has been visiting her sister.
Mrs John Wright, mention of whose
illness was made last week, died on
Sunday, March 4, aged 70 years. Mrs.
Wright was an exemplary woman,
kind to all. Her death falls heavily
upon her husband and granddaughter,
who, with the community, feel her
| loss deeply
South Albany.
In answer to the Glover correspond
ent who spoke of the dairy interests
of district No. in that town, which
has eight new barns and 1877 COWS, we
state that district No. 10 in this town
has COWS aggregating 234 with many
excellent barns. The butter product
here commands creamery prices and
is as good as can be produced. Next.
Bloomington.
Geo. Litchfield has gone to Burling
ton to work.
Easter will be observed at the Cen
ter church Sunday, Mar. %.
Mr.. Bennett, the blacksmith, has
moved to his farm in Sutton.
Henry Leland cut his wrist quite
badly recently, while cutting bushes.
The Bloomington Sunday School
has enough money to make quite a
start for their library.
William B. Twombly of Reno, Ne
been dangerously ill, was more COM
Portable when last heard from, but is
still in critical condition.
Coventry
church next Sabbath.
Mrs. Hattie Thurber of st Adams is
in town visiting her parents.
Mrs. Stillman Collins has friends
visiting her from Hyde Park.
The Dorcas Society will meet with
Mrs. Fred Herman next Friday after
noon and evening. All are cordially
invited.
The w. @. T. U. will observe March
goth, Neal Dow's ninetieth birthday,
by holding a ''parlor meeting' with |
Mrs. E. G. Thrasher.
The Epworth League Convention |
was held here last Thursday as adver-
tised. 1t was a very profitable meet
meeting. Delegates from seven chap |
tiers were present. The following |
clergymen were present: Messrs. |
Hamilton, Knapp, Chase, Wright,
Johnson, Harlow and Eddy.
West Charleston.
Amos Parlin is again at home for a
few days.
Ed. Eastman goes this week to Bar
ton Landing to attend school.
Charles Moulton and wife are going
70 70, hn
Rev. M. H. Abbey has commenced
his labors as pastor of the F.B. church
here.
John Dudley and wife will re main
on the town farm as managers anoth-
er year.
William Willis has been very sick,
the result of a bad sore on his thumb.
At this writing he is thought to be
improving.
Mrs. G. HI. McNair, formerly Bette
Bennett of this place, left Hardwick
recently where she has spent the win
ter, to join her husband in New York,
where he has position in a school.
Alvin Woodland has moved on to the
Orrin Willis place which he bought
short time since. = Maurice Burbank
and wife have moved on to the farm
near this village, formerly known as
the Edison Lyon place, but at present
owned by Joseph Gray of Morgan.
Craftsburv.
Perley Bruce is on the sick list, as is
also Asa Bridges.
Bert COlburn has moved from Mill