Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-04-02

tributed from Irasburgh to Albany.
A. G. Brown, we understand, is to put
in a long distance line from Newport
to Montpelier.
Mrs. VIM. Whitmore, who has been
sick with lung fever, is improving.
Her daughter, Mrs. w. F. Ames, has
been caring for her. Mrs. A. G. Che
ney, who has been sick, is better.
East Albany.
Milo Brown is laid up from the eff
fects of grip.
Mrs. Florinda Heath is in very poor
health. -Mrs. A. j. Dutton is not we'll
Eldin Story and family from Swan
ton have been spending few days al
Warren Story's.
G. @. Willis, who has been stopping
with his brother several weeks, will
return to his home in Worcester,
Mass, this week.
The friends of Mrs. May Smalley,
widow of the late Horace Smalley, will
be pleased to learn that she is much
improved and is soon to return to her
children apd friends in Chicago
Mrs. M. Corley has been very sick
for the last four weeks with catarrhal
pneumonia, but is able to sit up con-
siderably and will probably recover
she was attended by DR.. Prime Of
Barton.
Ed. Wells helps John Chamberlin
carry on his new sugar place; Percy
Lunge carries on one of Geo. Tinker's
sugar places Henry Mcclure has
moved from Barton Landing and is
running his sugar place here.-Jewett
Twombly and son Fred and family
have moved from Barton Landing to
do their sugaring.
South Albany.
Rev. J.McDonald of Glover preach
ed here yesterday.
The NJ. E. Society has hired an or
gan of A. r. Cowles.
Rev. E. Trowbridge went to New
York on business last week.
The Ladies' Social Circle meet with
Mrs. o. j. Cass Friday evening, April
9th.
A. Church and family are home
from Northfeld, where they have
been staying this winter. - M. E.
Church Of Falls Church, Va, is here
visiting friends.
There will be a donation at the w.
M. parsonage, South Albany, for the
benefit of Rev. E. Trowbridgeo on the
afternoon and evening of Thursday,
April 5. Everybody cordially invited.
Cash or produce will be taken.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Andrew Gray is seriously ill.,
Mr.. Townsend's sugar house was
burned last Sunday morning.
Geo. Litchfield has taken Allen Vim
cents place for the coming year.
Kate Pierce, who has been a school
teacher for a few years, was married
last Tuesday to Mr.. Bemis. .arisfl.t
Hattie Dutton has returned from
Hartford, where she has been visiting
her brothers, Percy and Allie.
Charlie Grant lately came from East
Haverhill, n. H., to visit his grand
mother and other relatives.
Bert Leland looks very smiling when
his friends congratulate him and wish
him Joy with his new ten-pound boy.
S. B.Maxwell has rented and moved
into Mrs. Mary Colley's house, and
Mrs. Colley has rented rooms for her
goods of Mrs. Lizzie Rice.
Mrs R. S. Harrington, who has
spent the winter assisting Rev. Mr..
Felch in his pastoral labors, returned
to her home in Charlie ston, Mass, last
week.
East Charleston.
E. G. Streeter is clerking for J. S.
Sweeney.
Bert Fuller and Nose Currier have
gone to New York to work in the ice
business.
The funeral of George Conley of
Westmore was held here in the church |
Friday, Mar. %, Rev. Frank Healey
IF McIndoes officiating.
Mrs I'll. @. Bruce of Burke is spend
ng few weeks with her daughter,
Mrs. e. @. Streeter. Carrie Blake of
Barton is spending two weeks vaca-
ion with her aunt, Mrs. Clark Royce.
-Myron Buck of Sutton has been Wis
ting his son, Wilson Buck.-Elmer
Gilman of New York is visiting in
owns. d. Stevens, who has been
pending the winter with his daugh
er. Mrs. E. D. Allyn, has returned to