Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-03-11
South Barton.

is in very poor health.-Miss Hattie
Flanders from Coventry has been Wis
ting friends here.
Mrs. John Stanley has been suffering
severely with one of her limbs. She
is little better now.-Mrs. l.. III. Or
cult fell and hurt herself quite badly
few days since.
Albany.
Matte Johnson is home from the
Tilton, N. H., seminary on a short va
cation.
The recent surprise visit at Herman
Chamberlin's in memory of their thir
tieth marriage anniver ,ary was at
tended by about sixty friends with
presentation of about $50.
The M. e. Sunday School met with
their popular superintendent, @. o.
Shepard,a recent evening and left $13
as a token of esteem.
South Albany.
A. D. Patterson has been on the sick
list the part week.
o. Cass has very large stock of
logs in his mill-yard this spring.
Miss Annie Anderson and Miss An
ME Graham are attending school at
North Craftsbury.
James Ryan died quite suddenly at
the residence of his daughter, Mrs.
John Hafford, March 1st.
There will be a donation at w. M.
parsonage, So. Albany, for the bene-
fit of Rev. E. Trowbridge, on the af-
ternoon and evening of Friday, March
Is. Refreshments will be served.
Cash or produce taken. Everybody
invited.
East Albany.
H. M. Hunter has bought ten acres
of land of L. Chadbourne.
A number of the children in this
place are having the whooping cough
and several of the older people are
having hard colds.
Parties from Morrisville have
bought 20 tons of hay of Henry
MCGUIRE and Mr.. Stewart of that
place has been movingit.
Alex Annis and wife visited in
Greensboro last week.. A. King of
Williamstown, brother of Mrs. Alex
Annis, has been spending few days
here.
The Ladies' Aid met Wednesday
evening, the 9th of Feb, at j. @. An
derson's. Will meet the 18th of March
on Wednesday eve with Mrs. Alfred
Daniels.
Mrs. Florinda Heath is quite sick
with the grip.-Gilbert Walker is sick
and is under the DOCTORS care.-Geo.
Harlow is recovering from his long
sickness is out again.
George Rowell and bride have NOV
ed on to Chamberlin Hill to their
farm may success attend them.-E.
w. Keith and family have moved back
on to his farm on the Creek and Sid
ney Coburn has moved into Henry
McGuire's house.-Percy Longe has
moved from Barton Landing on to his
farm on Chamberlin Hill.-Mrs. Mar
garet Willis has moved from West
Glover to East Albany and has rented
rooms in j. @. Anderson's house.
East Charleston.
Albert Gallup has moved to the O.
o. Cushman farm that he recently
bought.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet
next Wednesday forenoon in the yes
try; come prepared for work. Din
ner will be served at II m. Every
one is invited.
There will be a literary entertain
ment and oyster supper in the vestry
hall, Friday evening March 18th, un-
der the auspices of the Sons of Vete-
rams, and all veterans are requested to
be present. Every one is invited.
gRMrs. Gertrude Fuller has gone to
New York on a visiting trip. = Mr..
and Mrs. John Buck have returned to
New York. = Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Camp
bell have been visiting in town.-Miss
Fannie Hastings of Sutton has been
visiting at he aunt's, Mrs. Hannah
Stoddard.
West Charleston.
Horace Wilder has moved his repair
shop to the rooms over Mr.. Bowen's
shop.
Charles Hildreth has been having
an attack of the grip, but is at present
able to get out of doors.
Una Hildreth is home from Barton |
for weeks vacation Mabel Alton |