Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-04-08

the Cong. church next Sunday at 3
O'Clock.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church
will meet with Mrs. Chas. Gibbs next
Thursday afternoon.
Quite delegation from here attend
ed the teachers meeting at Barton,
Saturday afternoon.
The men in the spool factory quit
work Saturday morning on account of
not getting their pay.
Nathaniel Simpson sugared off
Thursday. About twenty from here
being present to sample the sugar.
P. M. Goddard, who has spent the
winter with Mrs. Goddard's mother,
Mrs. Fairbrother, will return to Low
ell, Mass.
There will be no preaching at the
M E. church next Sunday, as the pas
tor will attend the annual conference
at Waterbury.
Fast Day services will be held in
the M. E. church next Friday even
ing. Rev. j. K. Fuller will address
the workingmen.
Jasper Smith will move into one Of
the tenements in Twombly's new
block; Austin Wiley moves into Mrs.
Tripp's house to the tenement vacat-
ed by Mr.. Story.
Bert Locke is home from Barre,
where he has been clerking in a store.
60. Fl. Wiley, who has been teaching
in Milton, has been home for short
vacation. He returns to begin twelve
weeks term to-day.
South Barton.
We learn by a letter from Mrs. E.
W. Walker that their Oldest son, Leon,
is very sick, with slim chance of his
recovery.
School begins April 22d, Miss Nettie
Clark, teacher. She taught very
successful school here some ten years
ago, and we are glad to get her again.
George Wheeler came home from
-
the past winter. He got in over q
900, 600 feet. He unloaded 81 horses
here at the depot last Wednesday.
South Albany.
Mrs. j. A. Gibson is at Lyman Ellis.
Mrs. A. D. Patterson is quite sick
with grip.
Rev. r. Gluckler preached his fare
we'll sermon Sunday.
Mr.. Loomis has moved to the farm
that he bought IN Craftsbury.
L. G. Ellis is home from Essex and
is going to carry on his farm.
w. F. Scott and wife have hired to
Mr.. Tolman of Greensboro for the
summer. %
Albany.
Mrs. A. E. Norris is visiting in
E. Bashaw has snapped his place
for the Fred Tenney farm and is NOV
ing to it. anna. su4.8.lf
Guy Shepard of Irasburgh has NOV
ed into a tenement in Lewis Bashaw's
block
Daisey Darliugfs home from Bur-
lington, where she has spent the last
six months.
Mrs. White of Hardwick is here car
ing for her mother, who is suffering
from paralysis.
John @. Burke Esq. of Lowell, Mass,
was in town last week on account of
the death of sister, Mrs. James ST.
non.
Gilbert Walker, mention Of whose
sickness recently appeared in these
columns, suffered stroke of paralys
is soon after and survived but a few
hours.
East Albany.
J. G. Burke and Patrick Rowen of
Lowell, Mass, and Will Simon of Lit
Teton, N. H., are in town on account
Of the death of Mrs. Simon.
Gilbert Walker of this town was
buried April 3. He had resided in
5own many years and was respected
citizen. He was a great sufferer the
asst few months of his life.
This community was saddened April
I'd by the death of Mrs. James Simon,
Jr. She was a daughter of Walter
Burke of this place, and sister of J.
J. Burke, formerly of Newport, now
If Lowell, Mass. She was an estima
Die lady, beloved by all who knew
her. The case is an especially sad one
Is she leaves two little children, one
IN infant few weeks old, and an al
most heart broken young husband.