Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-11-23

a credit to both teacher and pupils.
About forty friends and neighbors
gave Mr.. and Mrs. John Forrest a
genuine surprise party last Friday
evening, their forty seventh marriage
anniversary. They are living on the
same site and eat from the table
standing not six feet from where
they ate their supper forty seven
years ago. That they may enjoy
many more years here is the wish of
their many friends.
Albany.
Remember the play at Maple Hail
the 18th.
Miss Grace Darling has gone to
Lowell, Mass.
Carrie and Gertie Rowell are doing
dressmaking in East Albany.
Mr. Fisher and wife of Lyndonville
visited at T. j. Newton's last week.
G. w. Sanders has put down about
200 rods of iron pipe and now has
good water supply.
The Albany Mfg. Co. has paid all
it's debt and closed out. The loss to
the company was about Sc, 800.
w. j. Campbell and family of East
Burke have moved into S. A. SearIes
house.-Mrs. Campbell is in very poor
health.
The Albany Dramatic Club will not
present play here Nov. 26, but the
Sons of Temperance have advertised
! to exhibit themselves under our
name. We have given them no right
to use our name and have no connec-
ton with the play whatever.
Sec. Albany Dramatic CLub.
East Albany.
Look out for your hen roosts; some
body is stealing fowls.
Mrs. Mary Willis has gone to live
with nephew in Montpelier for the
winter.
Mrs L. L. Sanborn has had another
shock and is quite iow.-H. Hunter
remains about the same.-Mrs. King,
an aged lady, who is stopping with
her daughter, Mrs. Daniels, fell and
broke her hip recently.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Nellie Cameron from st.
Johnsbury is visiting relatives here.
The item in the Bloomington locals
of the MONITOR of Nov. is that read
rs. S.. Tinkham had let his farm to
Mr.. A. j. Gear was mistake, as Mr.. /
Tinkham sold his personal property,
Friday, Nov. %. Some of the funny
people of this place think the Brown
ington correspondent is off his base.
Well, it is pretty hard to be right
every time. Those who make no mis-
takes are all in the other world.
Bloomington Center.
Willie Fuller is sick with infiamnla
ton of the bowels. 2
~ r. E. Morse has rented a part of J.
g. Turnbull's creamery building,
where he will do wood work and re-
pairing of all kinds.
The Cleaners will meet with Miss
Eusebia Robinson Wednesday after
noon and evening. A cordial invita-
ton extended to all. The entertain
ment at the hall last Wednesday ev-
ening was a success. Proceeds SIT.
East Charleston.
Wallace Bruce has bought the Todd
farm.
Mrs. Wilson Buck spent a week in
Montpelier with her husband.
Mr. and Mrs White of Craftsbury
visited their daughter, Mrs. F. B.
Lang, recently.
While Kit Hudson was chopping a
tree, limb struck him on the face
hurting him badly.
Henry Beebe of Jefferson, n. H., |
was here last week visiting his aunt, |
Mrs. M. Melvy.-Mrs. Mary A. Cate
of ST. Johnsbury is in town helping to
care for her aged mother, Mrs. B. w.
Stoddard, who has been very sick,
but is somewhat better.
Rev. G. FL. Tucker, who preached
here last spring for while, but went
to Rochester, N. III. and went into
trade there, has recently buried his
sister, Miss May Tucker, who was
here for a time and gained many
friends.4To add to his misfortunes we
learn that he has recently been burn
ed out, suffering a heavy loss. He
has the sympathy of many friends
here.
West Charleston.
Irving Lackey has returned to his
home in Mass.
Bernice Wheeler who has been