Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-01
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Albany.
Russell Hitchcock is very low with
heart disease.
Large attendance at Christmas ex-
ercises at Cong. church.
Mrs. Lydia Hovey has moved from
the J. B. Hovey place to E. Jackson's.
E. S. Mills, veterinary surgeon, has
established himself in his business at
Barton.
The Albany Dramatic Club are pre-
pairing play which will be ready for
the stage soon.
There are about so scholars in the
West Albany school, which is very
well managed under the tuition of
Misses Lunt and Daisy Darling.
There was beautiful Christmas tree
with appropriate exercises at the
Cong. church last Tuesday evening.
Santa Claus, Jr., was present with a
handsled load Of trinkets for the chill
dren. There was speaking by the
children and appropriate remarks
by Revs. Allen and Cameron. Not
the least gratifying feature was the
presence of Prof. w. A. Sargent Of
Keene, n. H., who greatly assisted in
the musical depar tmen6, giving sew
eral cornet solos, and also a sacred
song, the music being written for the
occasion.
East Albany.
Pat Ruin has returned to Lowell,
Mass.
J.C.Thornton and wife spent Christ
mas with E. Q. Rowell, Mrs. Thorn
toms father.
Geo. Richardson from Greensboro
will teach the winter term OF school
in Dist. No 1.
Bert Marsh, wife, and son have gone
to spend Christmas week with his IA
ther and mother III II. Il.
Thomas Bowen, an aged citizen,
passed to his rest Dec. 10. Annie,
from Lowell, aud Andy from New
Hampshire, came to the funeral.
EGrs. Bowen is sick at this writing.
Michael Murphy's family are all sick
with grip.--H.S. Bldridge's family are
recovering from grip.-Mrs. Ira Mer-
rill, who has been very sick, is getting
better. Mrs. David Green is much
better.
Rev. Dyar Willis has been very low
with grip, as has also Mrs. Willis.
Both are better at this writing. Mr..
Willis has bought VIM. Cha mberlain's
house here aud Will take possession
as soon as he is able to move.
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Sanborn have
been sick with the grip. They are
both better.-Mr. and Mrs Ell. II. Hunt
er have both had the grip.-Harrison
Willis is confined to the house with
grip. - John Marsh, who has been
very sick, is better.
South Albany.
Alex Williams has been hard sick
with the grip for the last two weeks.
Abiah Church and family have gone
to Mortified on visit.-D. r. Cobb
Lyman Ellis has returned from Chit
tenden, where he has been on q visit
to his fathers, Rev. G. w. Ellis.
Mrs. Mary Eaton died Saturday
morning at 3 O'Clock, at 7. Nj. Rowell's,
where she has been cared for about
two years. The funeral was held
Sunday at 1 O'Clock.
Bloomington.
Collins Lacourse will move into the
ingalls, house.
Geo. Litchfeld is getting along rap
idly on his new house.
Mrs. Mary Colley moves her goods !
into the stone house at the village.
Rev. Mr.. Felch and Mrs. Harrington
were in the east part Of the town the
past week holding meetings.
Mr.. Redfeld's little girl is quite sick
with measles.-Mrs. Mitchell has been !
quite sick-Wm. Pierce is sick with |
mumps.
Misses Edna and Effie Seavey, who |
have spent some time with their par
ents in Wabash, Ind, are now in the
art school in Boston.
There was festival at the Center
church last Monday eve. The exer-
cises by the children were good and |
the trees we'll laden with presents.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, wish
to express our thanks to our many |
friends, who III SO many ways mani
tested their kindness and sympathy |
during the sickness and burial of our