Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-08-23

ing plenty to do in his line. He is doing
some first-class work.
| Miss Mabel Bridge of Morrisville has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Van Burke,
the past two weeks.
/ Geo. Ford's family, D. W. Hildreth and
wife and John Cotton and wife are camp
ing at Willoughby lake.
Florence ellis returned Saturday to
Lyndon, to teach another year in the Lyn-
don Academy and Graded School.
Mrs. Bailey and Mr.. lTurnbun have re-
turned from Conn. where they have been
visiting for some time.-Rev. j. K. Fuller
has returned from his vacation, and
preached an excellent sermon last
Sunday evening. His congregation are
very glad to welcome him back.
The village trustees are putting in a
sewer on Maple street which is to extend
from DR.. Wright's tenement house to the
farther end of the street and thence to the
river. Eight inch sewer pipe is to be used
The surface of the ground is nearly level,
which makes it necessary to dig the ditch
very deep at the north end of the street.
This is a good job and will make the sani-
tary condition of that part of the village
much better.
Albany.
Rev. j. Mcdonald is visiting his many
friends in town.
Miss Grace Darling has returned from
visit to Canada.
John Prindle is at work in Graham's
mill Craftsbury.
Miss May Cheney, who has been here on
visit, has returned to Johnson.
c. H. Dawson is preparing to erect re-
pair shop between McGuire's store and
Winget's shop.
The Albany and Craftsbury base ball
clubs played matched game at Albany
Wednesday, resulting in favor of the AL
bany boys.
East Albany.
Mrs. M. L. Chaffee has gone to Berkshire
to see her relatives and is going from
there to Burlington hospital to have a can
Ger removed.
The Cong. Ladies' Aid society of Iras
burgh met with Mrs. j. c. Anderson on
the afternoon of Aug. goth.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Twombly have gone
to Morgan on a visit.-Mrs. j. A. Smith
and Mrs. S. r. Coburn visited in Troy this
week.-G. A. Tinker and son Frank have
gone to Danville to visit Mr.. Tinker's son,
F. E. Tinker.
South Albany.
Elm RoweIl and Andrew Graham at
tended the fair at Stanstead last week.
Miss Edith E. Allen is visiting friends
here.-Miss Carrie NJ. Graham is visiting
at Andrew Graham's.
Miss Annie Graham was very pleasantly
surprised on her birthday, Aug. IA.
Among the many tokens of regard was a
gold watch presented to her by her friends.
Bloomington.
Herbert Leland is building silo.
David Grapes has shingled the E. d.
Stafford house.
Mrs. Maria Heath went to the Lyndon
vile campmeeting last week.
Mrs Cameron; who has been visiting
friends in town, has returned to St. Johns
bury.
Most of the people who have been visit
homes.
The party from this place, who have
been camping at Willoughby, have return
ed home.
Quarterly meeting at the Center church
Sunday the 29th inst. 1t is expected that
Rev. F. B. Rowland will preach.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Grapes have gone to
New Hampshire on visit.-Mrs. Amanda
Powers is visiting her daughter, Mrs. t. !
Chapman, in Greensboro.
Mrs. Conner had tumor removed from
her side last week. DR.. Tinkham from
Burlington performed the operation. She
is doing as well as can be expected.
Mrs Alma Chapman of Greensboro Wis
tied here last week.-Henry Titus of Brat
tleboro visited Ellis Robinson last week |
and has gone to Potion and Windsor, p. |
O., to visit his brothers Osman and Rufus
Titus.
East Charleston.
Several from this place attended the |
fair at Stanstead last week.
G. I. Morse spent two weeks in Boston
and Lowell, Mass, recently.
Quite a number from here are going to
Derby to attend school this fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G. Spaulding have
been entertaining relatives from N. Fl.
Mrs. Cora Hamilton and two children
of ST.. Johnsbury, visiting relatives
here.
Miss Winnie Grey, who has been in
poor health all summer, seems to be fail
ing.
Rev. Geo. Mcdonald has moved from