Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-10-05
East Albany.

Mrs. l.. j.. SanDorn SILL continues III
| poor health.
Miss Addie Brooks is home from Clin-
| ton, Mass, for visit.
Dogs are doing considerable damage in
the west part Of the town by killing sheep.
| They have killed, or injured SO their own
ers were obliged to kill them, about 20.
T.. T.. Sanborn went to White River
Junction to a reunion of Co. d. 9th Reg,
held in that place on the afternoon and
evening of Oct. 2. He reports that about
fifteen of the Co. were present, and a good
time was enjoyed.
AS J. J. TwOmbly and Mrs T. E.
Twombly and two children were out rid
ing one day recently, the horse stepped on
a stone and fell, throwing Mrs. Twombly
out of the wagon. They were considerably
bruised, but fortunately no bones were
broken.
BroWTingtOn.
Jack Woods and family have moved to
Canada.
Alice Grow has gone to Lennoxville to
visit her parents.
John Young has rented S. r. Jenkins
farm and taken possession.
Mr. John Graham, who has been visit
ing friends in this place, has returned to
Lyndonville.
Ed Dyer is repairing his house. His
father will move in there as soon as the
work is completed.
Bloomington Center.
John Young moves from Owen Bick-
ford's to S. r. Jenkins farm near E. L.
Chambers mill.
Mrs. S. j. Robinson is at Stanstead, Pc,
helping care for her uncle, S. w. Taylor,
who is very i'll.
The Misses Gustin and Miss Emily John
son of Stanstead, P. O., spent few days
lately with their friend, Mrs. Margaret
Mckay.
The Cleaners met with Mrs. Samuel
Maxwell last Wednesday. large COM
pany were present both afternoon and
evening.
Mrs Sylvaina Seavey is quite sick with
rheumatic trouble at her sisters, Mrs.
A. w. Seavey. Daniel Pierce has been
dangerously i'll the past week from the
effect of a hemorrhage.
The Harvest supper given by the Will
ing Workers the evening of Sept. 23d, was
enjoyed by quite a large company. The
music and recitations by the children and
the teachers, Miss O'Hara and Miss Hol-
man, We're very interesting.
Mrs John Maxwell and Mrs. Mary Col
ley have returned from visiting their pa
rents in Canada.-Mr. and Mrs. Rowland
of Burke and Mrs. Addie Cahoon of Lyn-
don visited at A. E, Denison's.rMr. 0. a.
Denison has returned from his visit to
Portland, Me--TMrs. III. e. Titus and her
daughter have returned to their home in
Brattleboro.
East Charleston.
Lincoln Campbell is suffering with sore
hand. t4'i
C. Fellows and wife of P. O., have been
visiting relatives in town.
e. A Gray has moved into one of l.. w.
houses.-Mrs. Emma CasWell has
moved to Canada. t....
Mrs. John Underhill has gone to Mass.,}
to spend the winter.--Mrs.l Horace. Kathan
has gone to Barton Landing, to live with
her daughter Lottie.
John Wilson had returned to Lowell,
Mass. His father, r. l.. Wilson, accom-
panied him as far as Barnet where he is to
spend some time visiting.-Mr. and Mrs.
Guild have returned to their home in New
York
Mrs. Hattie Sleeper, wife of Kit Hudson,
died Monday, Sept. 81, age 80 years Mrs
Hudson was worthy member of the M.
E. church. She leaves husband and five
which are deprived of loving
wife and a fond mother. Funeral at her
late home Wednesday, Rev. A. E. Atwater
officiating; the large number of people
which gathered, and the beautiful floral
tribute were the silent testimony of loving
hearts and willing hands.
A CARD.-We sincerity thank the neigh
bors and friends for their kindness during
the sickness and death of our dear wife
and mother. Also the singers, and the
circle of which she was member, for their
large attendance and many kindnesses.
K. HUDSON AND FAMILY.
West Charleston.
Mabel Alton has gone to Newport to
work in the overall factory.
Rev. M. Holman and Arthur Lacxey
the C. E. Convention at Rutland.
There was a good attendance at the
supper in the G. A. r. hall.
Proceeds about $15.
Mrs. Calvin Brown had shock of pa
ralysis last week from which she may not
recover. Her daughter, Mrs. Foss, is with
her.
Kate Bruce has returned from her visit
in Burke and Lyndon. and Lila
Griffin have returned from their work at
Lake.
Mrs. Fannie Ramsdell of McIndoes is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. G. P. Church.-Mr.