Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-05-27

makes 1t very attractive; j. G. Camp
bell has been identifying his front
yard by planting ornamental trees and
plants and will soon commence paint
ing the outside of his house; Abel
Shedd commenced painting his house
last week; George j. Kelley has been
improving his front yard by setting
out some ornamental trees and out
door plants; Henry Darling has been
doing himself credit by the enterpris-
ing and unique manner in which he
has beautifed the residence of Mrs
Hanney; Orange Whitcher and J. B.
Darling have been identifying their
grounds by setting out ornamental
trees and trimming and pruning old
ones; w. S. Eldridge has added much
to the beauty of his front yard by
taking out the old ferns and grading
in. E. A. Annis is repairing his house
and many others are at work in like
manner.
South Albany.
Mrs. Lucy Hoyt, who has been very
seriously sick the past week, is more
comfortable.
Rev. G.. W. Ellis and wife are home
from New York, where he has been
preaching. Mrs. Ellis has been very
sick.
Rev. r. w. Collins and wife were
thrown from their carriage in this
place, last Friday, by their horse be-
ing frightened.
East Albany.
w. N.Lonegan of White River juno
ton will give lecture entitled "Dan-
gers and Safety of the Nation," at the
Catholic church, E. Albany. on We'd
nesday evening, May 29 Admission,
25 cents.
Bloomington.
Mrs. David Philbrick is in town on
visit.
Will Fletcher, who has been serious
ly i'll, is able to ride out.
Albert Wells has been making some
Improvement on the place he bought
of Jasper Smith.
East Bloomington.
Denison Allen has gone to Lawrence,
Mass, to work in the ice business.
Mrs. Martha Wade has gone to Sher-
brooke and Brookbury, P. O., for a
few weeks.
West Charleston.
John Barnard is assisting Mr.. Shedd
in the post office.
Norman Eastman is doing quite
business buying and selling horses.
Norman knows a good horse when he
sees one.
Mrs. Ellen Ferrin, who has been
stopping at G. S. Humans for few
weeks, has returned to her home in
Coventry.
Emma Parlin, who has been sick
for several weeks, is failing rapidly,
and no hopes are entertained of her
recovery.
Prof. w. r. Emerson of the New
port high school was in town the 18th,
calling on old friends. He came out
on his bicycle.
E. O Bennett and wife have return
ed from Hardwick, where they have
been visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Oliver Paquette.
Frank Marvin and wife of Derby
Centre visited his brother, Delos, be-
fore leaving for their new home in
Franklin county.
Road commissioner Hudson is
thoroughly repairing the covered
bridge across Clyde river, near the
grist-mill, putting in new abutment
with the other repairs.
Mrs. Florence Richardson from
Randolph was in town calling on old |
friends, recently. Her daughter
Helen expects to graduate from the
normal school there in June.
East Charleston.
Mrs. Daniel Kathan still continues
very sick.
j. S. Sweeney has started up his
steam mill.
Norman Cloud and Ira Gray have
gone to New York to work.
The Reform Club will have litera-
ry entertainment on Wednesday eve,
May 20, also election of officers. Let
there be good attendance.
Coventry
Salmon Nye has sold 'Lady War
rem" to Heman Gaylor of Newport.
Rev. j. G. Langford preached a
Memorial sermon at the Cong. church
yesterday.
Mr.. Charles Brooks buried an only