Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-23

and in. We noticed the other day,
pictures of the hotel, A. D. Bedee's
store. the new depot, Willoughby
Lake. group of G. A. r. men, birds
eve view of Barton Landing, the old
stone building in Bloomington, which
was built many years ago for board
ING house in connection with the
Academy. The picture of Principal
Twilight is upon this card and will
increase the interest Of the picture, es-
pecially to those who were once con-
nected with the school. We also no
ticed the various group pictures of
persons who have been stopping in
town this summer. Other pictures
might be mentioned which really de-
serve notice.
Albany.
Mrs. Harvey McClary has returned
to St. Louis.
Daisy Darling Goodrich, who re-
Gently made her parents visit, has
gone where her husband is attending
college.
Our young people are hard at work
rehearsing "Pinafore," which opera
they propose to give on the nights of
Oct. and 2. We trust our citizens
will show their appreciation of this
work and encourage the singers by
filling the hall.
Rev. A. j. Cameron preached his
farewell sermon to a large and ap-
preciative audience on Sunday, and
closed a successful three years pas
torate. He has gone to Prince Ed
wards Island on a vacation and visit
to his former home, to return to this
State later to resume his 1abOrs in the
Lords vineyard. At large meeting
held at the house of Deacon Annis to
consider the matter of his return here,
it was voted unanimously to invite
him to return. Among those present
were several from the sister church,
including Pastor Donaldson, DR.. Camp
bell and others. AS slight tokens of
respect some valuable presents were
presented the retiring pastor.
South Albany.
A little son arrived at G. W. Will
iams', last week.
Rev. S. Donaldson has been holding
meetings here four nights in week
for the last two weeks and may con-
tinue them.
East Albany.
Harry Gray is at work in Faneuil
Hall market, Boston. satga
Bloomington.
Henry Pickle is repairing his house.
Homer Litchfield and wife have
been spending d few days in town.
L. Grow raised 80 bushels of wheat
from one acre of ground and from less
than two bushels of sowing. .I5
The Ladies' Aid meeting was held
on the church grounds last Thursday
night and a good time was enjoyed.
Miss Edna Seavey of Victory visited
friends in town last week.-Jeferson
Twombly of Morrison, H., is visiting
his sister, Mrs. Amherst Seavey.-Mr.
and Mrs. S. w. Taylor of Stanstead, P.
Q.,visited at James Howe's last week.
Ellis Robinson received last week
the sad intelligence of the death of
his aunt, Mrs. Ann (Smith) Sulham
of BoltonvilIe. Funeral services
Thursday, the 10Th inst, at the resi-
dence of her brother, Paul @. Smith
of Monroe, n. FL.
Evansville.
Mrs. John Brown visited her son, A.
A. Brown, last week.
Little Chester, son of George and
Effie King, whose illness has been
mentioned in this paper, died the
18th inst.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Elmer White, who has been
seriously i'll, is improving.
Dennie Allen, who has been work
ing in Lowell, Mass, has returned
home.
Willie Aldrich raised 80 pounds of
Rose of Erin potatoes from the seed
of two medium sized potatoes.
West Charleston.
J.B. Holton and wife attended the
yearly meeting of F. Baptists at Lyn-
don.
Mrs. Herbert Tracy and her sister,
Myrtle Driver, attended the fair at
Stanstead.
Of ri ra0
tor of the Baptist church, will take
place Thursday, Sept. 26, at p O'Clock
p. m. Installation in the evening at
1880.
no oil trio rIo ;cv