Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-26

open again.
East Albany.
CT. Collins will be absent fro m his
shop until Sept. 10th.
Alma Whitney's two children have
been very sick with cholera infantum.
Homer Daniels caught blue heron
recently, measuring six feet from tip
to tip.
Clinton Walker has sold his farm on
Chamberlin Hill to Stillman Farwell
and Will Courser.
John Mcclure is breaking up house
keeping. His sister Minnie goes to
Fall River to reside.
Geo. Moxley has so far recovered
from his illness as to be able to re-
sumo his work on the road.
The law suit held here between Rev.
r. w. Collins and Amasa Fairbrother
was decided in Mr.. Collins favor.
FL. E. Gray is in Boston this week.
Patrick Ruin has returned to his work
in Lowell, Mass, taking his son John
with him to visit Lowell and Boston.
Mrs. ]. G. Thornton of Boston is
visiting her father, Mr.. E. @. Rowell.
VIM. Ansboro has sister, Mrs.
Brown, stopping with them for a
time.
Hugh Mitchell and wife from Shelf
field are visiting their sister, Mrs.
Willis. Mrs. Mary Willis has return
ed from her visit to Montpelier.-Rev
Dyer Willis and Ernest Sanborn go to
Morrisville, Barre and Montpelier this
week on d vacation.-J. B. Chamber
lin and son Julius from Barre visited
at L. L. Sanborn's last week.-Mr. and
Mrs. j. Twombly have gone to Nor
gan for a visit.-Geo. Tinker and son
Frank have been to Danville to visit
his son John recently.-H. M. Hunter
and family recently received a visit
from Mr.. Williams, who formerly
lived in E. Albany. He now lives in
Illinois and is doing large business
in a mill there. He has not visited
this place for 48 years.
Bloomington.
Mr.. Chapman is repairing his shop
with clapboards and paint.
Alice Murray has gone to the Bos
ton hospital, where she hopes to re-
ceive aid.
Fred Virgins and wife from ST.
are in town visiting. Mr..
and Mrs. Wallace of ST. Adams are
here visiting.
The sick ones are all better.
A number went from this place to
Lyndon to attend the camp meeting.
The Sabbath school will go to Viii
loughby Lake to have their picnic
Aug. 20.
Irwin Brown and Lila Rash are Wis
iting their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
A. Brown.-Mrs. Sadie Moore of Bos-
ton visited at A. A. Browns lastweek.
West Charleston. }Eac
Amos Parlin is at work at Newport
in the Boston Clothing store.
The campers are home from Will
oughby Lake and report a fine time.
There will be promenade social,
Friday evening, Aug. 80. Ice cream
will be served. -efo fse-
Mrs. E. S. Cook is home from West
Derby, where she has been stopping
several weeks for medical treatment.
The funeral services of Fred Smith
were held in the Baptist church Tues
day last. His remains were taken to
Bloomington for burial
Mrs. Addie CLARK True and her
daughter Helen from Somerville,
Mass, were in town last week visiting
friends Eugene Tracy and family
from Florida have been'spending some
time with his brother, Herbert Tracy.
Mrs. Geo. Robinson and Nellie
Clarke of Island Pond were sn town
recently on a visit. = lothian Cum
mings, Jr., is home from Portland,
Me-, spending his vacation. = Irwin
Wiley, who has been spending a week
with friends in town, has returned to
his work in Barton.-Bert Hamilton
has gone to Stuartstown to visit his
sister, Mrs Chas. Holton.-Alice and
Ethel Robinson of Newport are spend
ing few days with their grandmoth
er, Mrs. E. G. Robinson.-Henry ALL
bee of ST. Johnsbury was in town last
week, called here by the serious ill
ness of his father, Cyrus Allbee.
East Charleston.
B. FL. Adams has returned to his
home in Chester, Pa, where he is
principal of the Larkin Grammar
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