Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-04-13

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church tomorrow Tuesday, evening. un-
der the auspices of the Junior League
There will be an autograph social at close
of entertainment in the vestry, when prizes
will be awarded. Albums will be furnish
ed: please bring pencils. Whole bill. chill
dren under - years, 10 cts; adults, Is cts
See bills for program.
We are in receipt of a pleasant letter
from James w. Hall of Baltimore. who
speaks of his great interest in the people
and of the affairs of this town. In one OF
his recent business trips he visited Green
vile. Tenn, the old home of Andrew John
son. and while there he saw the old shop
where "a. johnson, Taylor did business
before he entered politics and came into
prominence as the fiery Tennessee patriot,
to become Vice President and later Presi-
dent of the United States. A picture OF
the old shop shows that it was an affair
that would cost here, say $500.
Barton Landing.
Mrs. S. E. Chamberlin is quite sick.
Terrible roads and not much sugar
! DIR. E. G.Stevens was quite sick all of last
| week.
David Wiley came home from New Ha-
ven, Conn.,, last Saturday.
w. L. Twombly attended the NJ. E. con-
ference at Barre last week.
Rufus Blake of Derby sold our horsemen
two very fine colts last week.
Lewis Allbee, who has been confined to
the house some weeks, is out again.
Charles Wheeler and wife of Charleston
visited their son Frank over Sunday.
All are happy and sweet sugar parties
have been continuous the past week.
There were no services at the M. E..
church yesterday as the pastor was at
tending conference.
Mrs E. L. Chandler is in Boston for a
few weeks, with her son and daughter,
who are taking music lessons.
Mrs. F. F. Zimmerman is prepared to do
dressmaking at her rooms at Mrs.S Simp-
sons. Children's work speciality.
Mrs. Hazelton's team capsized on Dud-
ley hill and took a lively fly through the
village the other day. No harm done.
S. E. Winsiow has sold his house to
Frank Vince Ter, his land and large barn to
NJ. M. Taplin, and his business to Camp
bell & Kicker.
More than twenty ladies and severa1gen
tlemen accepted the invitation of Nathan
Simpson to a sugar party at his place
last Friday.
- Fl. 3. Smith, the meat man, has put in
good refrigerator at his slaughter house,
where he can cool the meat before hand
ling, and also does away with the old style
of putting in the warm meat at the market
with that already cooled.
Albany.
Eddie Premon, who has been quite sick,
is improving. Rogers is sick, with
pneumonia.
The entertainment given by the mill
Dramatic Club,' was well attended and
much enjoyed by all.
Sugar parties have been the order of the
day, or rather evening. About one hundred
attended theparty at WIS. Eldridges ,also
about the same number at A. r. Miles.
Grace Darling is home from Andover,
Mass, where she has been taking lessons
in instrumental music.-E. Darling is
stopping with his brother, j. B. Darling
East Albany.
w. G. Story, who has been sick all win
ter, is improving.
Henry Mcclure has repaired his house
and moved into it, ~
]. c. Anderson has bought new cream
= Fred Twombly and HI. Nc
Tn haU Tor
for their sugar places.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. M Hunter were called
to Sutton one day last week on account of
the sickness of Mrs. Hunters brother, III.
P. Coburn.
Bloomington.
A. Mcdonald is in very feeble health
Mrs. Nettie Aldrich is visiting at her ia
theirs, L. B. Going.
Herbert Leland has let his sugar place on
the Denison farm to his father, c. B. Lee
land. 1
Frank Robinson of Cambridge, Mass,
was here to attend the funeral of his sis
ter, Mrs. Fuller.
Prentice Robinson, who spent several
weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Willie Full
er, returned home few days since.
Elmer Leonard has sold his farm in this
town to Mr.. Maxfield of Barton and will
move to his farm in Barton the first of
May.
Ezra Parker from West Burke is here
taking care of his father and mother, Mr..
and Mrs. |. FL. Parker, who are sick with |
grip.
Miss Myrtle Kinnie has gone to New
port, where she intends to remain through |
he summer.-Lora Folsom has returned to
Newport.