Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-02-05

J. church was a great success. Many
contributed a dollar or more to the
parsonage, and told in rhyme the
method of earning it. Over one hun
dred dollars were raised.
Albany. 27oy h''
The campfire was very interesting
Mrs. Ira Merrill is in poor health
this winter.
Miss May Miller is home from Bar
ton on short vacation.
Christian Endeavor day exercises
at the Cong. church, Feb. II.
Simeon Clark from St. Johnsbury
was recently in town visiting his ia
Their.
Mrs. Zulina Plumley LACED 80, passed
away suddenly Saturday. Funeral
Tuesday.
Clarence Cowles is home from the
St. Johnsbury school, sick with
humps.
It is reported that Abel B. Shedd of
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sion list again.
Madison Cowles at this writing is
very sick with pneumonia. Much
fear is entertained as to his chances
for recovery. DR.. Hartshorn from ST.
Johnsbury was here in consultation
with Dr. Campbell Saturday.
South Albany.
About thirty of the friends and
neighbors gathered at VIM. Williams
last Wednesday evening to witness
the marriage of his daughter, Ida,
to Chester r. King. The pro fusion of
presents showed that they were well
remembered. The happy couple left
for short trip to Boston.
East Albany.
G. P. Story has been selling goods
in Geo. Moxley's store this week.
Katie and Annie Hughes have been
sick with the grip but are better.
Mrs. Percy Longe has been working
for Mrs VIM Chamberlin the past
week.
/ The ladies met with Mrs. F. T. Rus
sell Tuesday evening, Jan. 81, and or,
gained Ladies' Aid Society. The
following officers were chosen, Pres,
Mrs. r. w. Collins; Vice Pres, Mrs.
H. S. Eldridge; Sec. and Treas, Ma
tie S. Merrill. They voted to have
the next meeting at A. w. Nancross'
East Hardwick, Tuesday, Feb. 7. 80
Bloomington. s. ae "A
Bible and S. S. meeting at E. w.
Dudley's. a"1
Harvey Leland is very sick with the
mumps. -
Mrs Mitchell is but just alive. at
this writing. <> ~
Henry Conway and Ann Mckenzie
were married recently. 4.s..., 8 .s5. aGsl
Mrs. Wade is sick with the grip at
Albert Wells, where she was work
ing. f. 4, d i
Mr. and Mrs. Will Heath of Albany
lately visited at Mrs. Heath's fathers, |
A. w. Seavey. Il
Fl. G. Brewster was called to Iras
burgh, Feb. 1st to bury his sister,
Mrs. Lockwood. She was from Low
ell, Mass.
Helen Richardson has gone to her
home in Randolph.-AliceG Grant from |
Lowell, Massachusetts,, is in town Wis
iting her sister. sso-I
School finished in district No. 2,
taught by Miss Eva Stoddard. Those |
having no marks were as follows:
Minnie Litchfeld, Myrtle Kinnie, Bur
ness Grow, Enos Lapierre.
The George G. Meade Post and w. |
r. @. held a campfire and box party |
at the hall, Thursday evening, the 25th
ult. There was large attendance,
many coming from Barton. Remarks
by several Of the comrades, music and |
recitations made the occasion one cf |
interest.
East Charleston.
Eva Stoddard is spending her vaca-
ton at home.
Charlie Wolcott of Lowell, has been
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs jill.
WolcOtt.
Mrs. @. E. Blood has been visiting
relatives in Barton, and also took in
the musical convention held there.
Charles Cushman died of pneumo-
MIA Thursday morning, Feb. 8. The
funeral was held Saturday in the
church, conducted by Rev. Mr.. Clap
per of Newport. Mr.. Cushman's wife
died three months ago. A little daugh-