Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-04-06

years. we are glad TO speak of b schools,
of which the people ought to be proud.
Parton Landing.
Geo. Richardson has set out his cigars.
A sister of Mrs. DR.. Rowell. from Cana
da, is visiting her.
About $50 attended the sugaring off at
Carl Farley's on Fast Day.
A large attendance and interesting meet
ing at the town teachers meeting last Sat
urday.
Mrs. Charlotte Chamberlin has opened
dressmaking rooms in Joseph Bartlett's
house., and is ready for work.
Interesting Easter services were held at
NJ. E. church yesterday morning and at
Cong. church in the evening.
John Chamberlin has sold the Alden
place one mile south of this village to Geo.
Richardson, who moved last week.
Several member OF the Literary Club
went to Barton last Wednesday evening
upon invitation from the society there.
Rev. B. F. Rowland leaves for Confer
ence to-day. He has been very successful
in his labors here and it is earnestly hoped
that he may be returned.
Mr.. Croft has bought the Rowe place
north of this village Rufus Trip has
bought the DR.. Wright house and Mr..
Moulton has bought Trips place.
The Junior Epworth League will give
an entertainment and sugar supper Tues
day evening.-The Ladies' Aid Society will
give a sugar supper at Cong. church We'd
nesday evening.
Albany.
Horace Way has been awarded an in
crease of pension.
Agnes Chaffey is visiting in Lowell and
Boston.-Rosa Campbell is in Morrisville.
The school board organized by the choice
of w. H. Hayden, chairman; E. c. Rowell,
clerk; Aleck Williams, Supt.
The Albany Dramatic Club will give ga
Maynard Son. or "At the Pickett at
Maple hall, Thursday evening, April g..
This is a thrilling war drama. Promenade
after the play.
Bloomington.
Mrs. o. A. Grow has returned from st.
Johnsbury.
Miss Laura Folsom is visiting relatives
in this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Virgins nave re-
turned to ST. Johnsbury.
Mrs. I. II. Parker is quite sick with the
grip.-Miss Lizzie Bryant is convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lapierre have NOV
ed to Littleton, N. H., where they are
engaged for the season..
East Bloomington.
Elder Charles Clark is visiting his sister,
Mrs. Samuel Drown.
Edgar Drown has taken his fathers farm
a year and moved on to it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Drown and Maude
went to Waltham, Mass, the I'd
inst. Mr.. Drown intends to work in the
ice business.
Evansville.
VIM. Alexander is quite sick.
Carroll Alexander has hired out with
Frank Wells for the season.
The M. E.. society have rented the Edgar
Wells place for "a parsonage.
n. ingalls, and wife have finished work
for FL. Prescott and gone to Canada.
FL. j. Smith has been to Pix station on
business for a few days.-Miss Lulu smith
is away on a visit to Springfield.
Mrs. Clyde Cole and family, who have
been stopping with friends in this vicinity
for a few days, have gone to Jay, where
Mr.. Cole is working in a mill.
East Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. j. Stumpf have returned
to New York.
V. N. Davis, who has been in poor health
some time, is failing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Royce have gone to
Boston, to attend the funeral of a brother
Of Mr.. Royce.
John Stevens was home from st. Johns
bury on a visit last week.-Adna Cobleigh
is home from Thetford on a two weeks
vacation.
The funeral of j. S. U%nderhill, whose
death was mentioned last week, was held
n the church Sunday, March 81, Rev. Mar
Yin of w. Charleston officiating. The large
.,oncourse of people which gathered
the high esteem in which he was
held, by both old and young. Mr.. Under
ni1 was a great lover of children, of whom
large numDef were present; as they
viewed the remains, each put a bouquet
IF flowers on the casket. He leaves a wife
md a large number of friends to mourn
MS loss. Homer Seavey and Mr.. and Mrs.
Austin Foss were here from Mass. to at
end the funeral.
West Charleston.
Mae Parlin, who has been spending the
with relatives in Warren, n. H, has
home.-Arch Cummings, who has
special musical training, was home for a
days last week.
George Parker is home from Troy, sick.