Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-08-09


for Ed. Perley, has returned to her home
in Albany.
Rev. j. K. Fuller will resume his labors
next Sunday. He is visiting in Franklin
county at present.
The remains of Mrs. Spaulding were
brought here for burial yesterday. She
has been living in Coventry for some time
past.
Albany.
Gary Mills is working at Barton.
Mrs Brown and Mrs. J. G. Darling have
returned to Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Fisher and son from Lyndonville,
are visiting at T. ]. Newton's.
Dana Mcclure and G. w. Winget have
been on fishing trip to Maine.
Mrs. Abbie Coolidge and grandson from
Boston are visiting at j. T. Pierce's.
F. J. Newton is building a dwelling
house and carriage shop at Newport Ctr.
Horace Way was recently called to Lyn-
donville to repair the electric light plant.
Mrs. George, aged go years, was recently
baptized by Rev. S. Donaldson assisted by
rev. HIIOFeIu. anu JolHSu oA0 NJ r.
church.
The Ladies' Aid will give a supper at
the vestrS of the M. E. church on Tues
day from 5 to O'Clock, p. m. Everybody
invited.
The Cong. Society extend their thanks
to A. B. Sargent & Sons for the fine flow
ers which they have been furnishing to
decorate the church.
South Albany.
Mrs. Thomas Marmack is very low.
Mrs. Anna Brown from Rock Bottom,
Mass, is here to see her mother, Mrs. Mar
mack.
Mrs. o. j. Cass, Mrs. w. o. Harvey and
children, Mrs. A. D. Patterson and Mrs.
VIM. Williams have been camping at Will
loughby lake, the past week as guests of
of Mrs. J. c. Page and daughter Cora at
their cottage there.
Bloomington.
The Cleaners met at the vestry last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Frank Robinson and son Edgar of
Boston are visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. Robert ellis, who has been sick
for long time, is worse.-Mrs. S. B. Max
well has been quite i'll the past few days.
We understand that j. o. Humphrey of
Gilmore, formerly of this town, started out
recently with six Portuguese to do the hay
ing on back farm in Woodbury.. They
built barn twenty by twenty-four feet,
drawing the lumber one and one-half
miles and cut and put in five two horse
loads of hay in one day. Who can beat
this? %9a iIvio 1G9o81 emu 1Bd5 511sssE
East eI,arleston.. Ie914 9d1 II s7s5go
Will Marshall recently split the bone of
one of his fingers while pulling fingers
with some one. 7d
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. G.
C. Spalding next Wednesday. A. cordial
invitation is extended to all.
Melvin Blood and his sister, Mrs Ida
Johnson of Lowell, Mass, have been visit
ing their brother 6 E. Blood.
Miss Carrie Deiandsof North Fhetford is
visiting at Mrs. F S. Cobleigh's.-C.I. Eel
lows of Dixville, P. O., has been visiting
his son, A. G. Fellows.
The good weather last week enabled
many of our farmers to finish their haying
and nearly all report good crop except
on the lowest meadows.
Our new merchant, Mr.. Chappal, ar
rived with his family last week and is fill
ing his store with goods. He is now ready
to see the people at his store. We hope he
will get liberal patronage.
The Reading Circle gave an entertain
ment last Friday eve, consisting of read
ing, singing, dialogues, etc. While all of
the parts were good and well rendered, the
reading by Prof. Adams was especially
fine,and he was encored several times. The
receipts were about nine dollars, which
will be used in buying new books for the
library. Another entertainment will be
given Aug. Goth.
Coventry.
Gertie Drake, who has been seriously
ill, is improving.
Mrs. L. R. Guild is quite sick.-B. F.
Tower is in poor health.
Miss May Virgins is spending few
days at Old Orchard beach.
Mrs. Lewis Douglass daughter and
granddaughter from Canada are visiting
her.
Mrs. A. D. Thurber of ST. Adams has
been called home on account of the seri-
Gus illness of her mother, Mrs. j. P.
Wheelock.
Mrs. Douglass and daughter from Can
ada are visiting at DR.. Ell. E. Douglass
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Traverse from Mass,
are visiting at Scion Percival's.
Mrs Eliza Spaulding, widow of the late
Lorenzo Spaulding, died last Friday. Mrs.
Spaulding was a member of the M E church
of this place. The funeral was held in the
church Sunday, Rev. O.. e. Aiken officiat-