Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-06-10

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brides father, B. o. Aiken, of Roscoe
M. Cowles and Bertha M. Aiken. Rev.
W. r. JENNIE of Troy officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Cowles will reside in this
village. They have the best wishes of
many friends.
Margaret Chafey is home from Low
ell, Mass. Clarence Cowles is home
from college. = Mrs. E. FL. Bushnell
and daughter are visiting at her ia
theirs. Jefferson Cowles of St.Johns-
bury, and his daughter, Mrs. Emma
Carpenter, are in town visiting friends.
Myrtle Peck has been visiting at Mrs.
Sanders.
The remains of Mrs. Fitz, widow of
the late Walter F. Fitz, who formerly
lived in Albany, and died here about
four years ago, were brought here for
burial last Friday. From Macon,
Georgia, paper, we quote the follow
ing:
"In the death of Mrs. Hulda Fitz,
Macon loses one of her truest women,
and the Baptist church a strict and
consistent member. Mrs. Fitz was
the mother of Mrs. M. A. Gorham and
was born in Albany, Vermont, SO yrs.
and months ago. Tomorrow morn
ing the remains will be carried to her
old home for interment. DR.. Combs
will officiate at the services to be held
at the house, 211 Second street, just
prior to the departure for the North"
East Albany.
John Simon is very much improved
from his sickness.
Mrs. Glynn has gone to st. Adams
to run a boarding house.
S. d. Meacham of Newport is in
town visiting friends and relatives.
Bloomington.
A new boy baby at Dana Clark's.
Mrs. Sarah Campbell is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Abram Campbell of Beebe
Plain, P. @.
Avery Denison has sold his farm,
known as the Daniel TWombly farm,
to Herbert Leland.
j. G. Orne has bought piece of
land of A. E. Denison, between Mr..
Denison's house and the cemetery and
is moving the blacksmith shop on to it.
Efforts are being made here to or
ganize Sons of Temperance Society.
A public address will be given in their
behalf on Tuesday evening of this
week.
VIM. Buhrman and wife of Arkan-
sas are visiting at Ed. Dudley's. They
brought with them beautiful magno-
liza blossom, which was a rare sight
to the people of this place.
East Bloomington.
Oscar Davis of West Burke has been
visiting at G. w. Skinner's.
John and Samson Drown have sold
their farm to A. E. Miles for $500.
Job Drown, who has been working
in Methuen, Mass, has returned home.
East Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. r. P. Stevens attended
the quarterly meeting at Sutton.
The Ladies' Aid chose the following
officers for the coming year: Pres,
Mrs. Martha Davis; vice pres, Mrs.
G.. B. Stoddard; sec., Mrs. Charles
Gray; treas, Mrs. J. S. Sweeney.
Mrs. J. H. Wolcott has been spend
ing the past week at Island Pond Wis
iting.-Miss Matte Stevens has gone
to No. Stratford to spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Brainard of Lowell,
Mass, are spending their vacation
with Mrs. Brainard's parents.
West Charleston.
Mr.. Bridges has moved into E. w.
Parlin's tenement.
Ned Cummings is home from Port
land, Me-, on vacation.
Nelson Gallup is building large
barn on his farm in this town.
The road commissioners are at work
on the roads in this part of the town.
Mrs. Lewis Shedd has gone to Hol-
lis, N. H., to spend few weeks with
her sister.
Horace Wilder is going to North
Troy to work for Dentist Hamilton,
on his farm.
Mrs. Emily Mapleson, of Derby, has
been spending some time with friends
and relatives here.
A good delegation of our ladies at
tended the w. @. T. u. convention at
Derby Line, May 28-29.
j. S. Cook is putting in a new water
wheel and making other repairs in
his carding- mill at Plunkett.
Rev. J.P. Marvin gave very earn
est and patriotic Memorial sermon in
the Baptist church, Sunday May 26th,