Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-05-14

in hand and an examination of the
covered that there was filthy cess
pool under the kitchen into which the
sink drain emptied it's water, and
where, years before, when the build
ing had been used as blacksmith
shop, the sweepings of the shop had
been put. The house was raised up
and it has since been moved and the
cellar filth covered up.
South Albany.
Our post Office is moved.
w. F. Anderson has his large stock
of shingles sawed.
J. NJ. Anderson is repairing his
house and painting the outside.
Miss Martha Hogan of st. Adams is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Douglas.
Rev. and Mrs. E. Trowbridge are
home from conference.
Bloomington.
VIII. Burrows is building carriage
house.
Frank Magoon is quite sick.-John
Robinson is dangerously i'll.
The preaching services at the Center
will be every Sunday at 2 p. M; S. s..
at 1 p. m.
VIM. Alger started the road ma
chine last Monday. Lucius Lund
furnishes the team and goes with the
machine.
Evansville.
There will be Grove meeting in
the Foster grove near this place, com
mencing June and ending June 8.
The meetings will be held in a large
tent under the management OF Rev.
j. Hamilton, Presiding Elder. Rev.
L. B. Bates, d. D., Of Boston, an emil
nent revivalist, assisted by Mr.. Harvey,
singing evangelist, will be present,
together with pastors and other help
ers. The meeting will be of great in
terest and should call out large con-
gregations. Board and lodgings will
be furnished at reasonable rates.
ished those who come to erect tents.
East Charleston.
Charles Caruth has had his house
painted in colors.
J. S. Sweeny has let his steam mill
to Wallace Bruce.
Mrs. Anna Gardner has bought of
J.. S. Sweeny the Hayward farm.
.ea Mrs. Richard Chaplin of Lyndon
vile was called here last week by the
illness Of her mother, Mrs. Allyn.
Rev. Mr.. Smelling moved his family
from Danville last week; they are
now located in the parsonage near the
church.
Mrs. Julia Brainard came from Low
ell last week to have the remains of
her husband buried. They were
brought here some time ago and
placed in the tomb. ser
West Charleston.
Eben. S. Woodland died Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid will sell ice cream
in the primary school room Saturday
evening, May 10, from to 10 o'clock.
Mrs. Edith (CampbelD Moore, wife
of Curtis Moore, died Tuesday morn
ing, the Sth. Funeral services were
held Friday morning at their home,
after which the remains were taken
to Greensboro, her old home, for
burial.
Coventry
George Bean is building a large silo.
Homer Wright has moved into Miss
Emeline Mitchell's house.
Edwin Lovejoy of Boston has been
in town to attend the funeral of his
aunt, Mrs. Parker.
Mrs. Lewis Hitchcock fell down the
cellar stairs the past week, and was
quite severely injured.
There will be pound party at the
parsonage for the benefit of Rev.
j. T. M. Stevens next Wednesday
evening. All are cordially invited.
East Coventry.
By the death of Mrs. Isaac Parker,
which occurred from paralysis on the
9Th inst, the community loses one
who has been a long time resident,
and one whom all have respected for
amiableness of character and for good
deeds done. The funeral was held
last Tuesday, Rev. Somerville at
tending, large congregation being
present. She has left a husband and
two children to mourn her loss.
Craftsbury.
Gaines AinswOrth moves his family