Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-11

-. Ice and Rertie Butler each missed
no word Hazel Eldridge, only ioui
wears old, missed but two DAYS ~, -
tbo term. Violet G. Wilson, teacnei
East Albany. ,,anor
Mrs. B. Hughes has two cniioi %
very sick with pneumonia
Miss Mamie Stafford OF Z. burAe =
hore visiting her sister, Mrs. M. T.
Vance. MARY V. Rowen is IN Boston
visiting her sister, Mrs. Thornton
South ALBANY.
0nr scbools finished last Friday
Mr.. Douglas bought the buildings
belonging to the Hogan estate
VIM Williams has bought the land
belonging to the Hogan estate
Then was no preaching at the w.
M. church last Sunday, as Rev r.
Trowbridge went to New York to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. TroWoridges
father.
A Girl baby at E. E. buttons, also
one at Collins LaCourser's.
Mrs. VIM. Pierce was taken serious
will In church. Sunday eve, Feb. 3,
with neuralgia of the heart.
The church at Bloomington village
have hired Rev. G. II. Wright of Bar
ton Landing to supply the pulpit I'M
til April.
Quite large number attended the
donation at the Center last Friday
eve for Rev. o. E. Newton. Proceeds
thirty dollars after paying expenses.
Margaret Heating, who taught at
the Center, Lucinda Dupois in the 5.
Berry district, May Marsh in the VIM.
Bruce district, have each closed sue
cessful terms of school. Miss Marsh
has returned to her home in Knowl-
ton, P. O.
West Charleston.
Lii Bennett spent last week with
friends at Newport.
VIM. Nelson is again running his
saw mill night and day, doing custom
work.
Amos Parlin and his friend, Will
Blodgett, spent the Sabbath at his
home here.
DR.. R. A. Gatchell and wife and j.
B. Holton attended the quarterly
meeting at Albany.
Your correspondent was wrongly
as to the new boarder at
Harry Ruiter's. 1t is boy.
Rev. j. P Marvin, pastor of the
Gong. church here, gave a very inter
esting talk on the Gospelof Mark and
It's author, Tuesday evening.
Fred Chaplin drew into this village
with pair of horses, weigh
ng about 1 ZOO pounds,a load of green
cedar, weighing 400 pounds.
Mrs. Emily (Cummings) McElvy has
gone to Island Pond, where they ex-
oect to make their home for the pres
9nt, her husband having employment |
n Fitzgerald's mill.
East Charleston.
Mrs Robert Marshall is very i'll
With dropsy.
Village school, taught by Miss
Blanche Marvin, closed last Saturday.
Myron Buck of Sutton was in town
asst week.-Nora Moody is home from
Sarton on a weeks visit.
Q. E. Blood sold from one COW one
hundred and fifty lbs. of butter from
'ov. 3 to Feb. 2. Who beats this?
The item last week in regard to
lrths and deaths, should have read,
fifteen births and eleven deaths.
There will be a donation visit at the
arsonage, Thursday, Feb. IA, for the
eneft of Rev. E. III. Smelling. Every
ody invited.
Our city water has frozen and water
at premium.
There is talk of a separator being
ut in at the Mills.
John Mercy is very sick and DIR.
is in attendance.
John Robbins gun shot wound is
ealing rapidly.
William Bumps of Albany is hired
D work for j. r. Smith.
Harry Libby was in Newport last
eek attending court as deputy sher-
[.
Il. >. Simonds and E. S Austin are
cling potatoes for a New York
rm.
l
Perley Bruce has completed the re-
airs IN his house, and he now occu-
les it.