Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-04-05

week from Smith College to spend tbs
Easter vacation.
Rev. j. Z. Fuller was taken suddenly i'll
yesterday while preaching, but is some
what improved at present.
The farmers of this vicinity have made a
large amount of sugar the past week, and
sugar parties are numerous.
Levi Lothrop has hired the paint-shop
/ over Stephen Burbank's shop and he and
George Parker are working there.
Fast Day services will be held in the
Cong. church next Friday evening, Rev.
B. f. Rowland preaching the sermon + ::
/ The ice went out of the river last week
with very little disturbance. A large part
of it wore away instead of going out in
large cakes.
| Frank Heath was quite severely injured
one morning last week; his horse became
| frightened and ran, and Mr.. Heath was
thrown out, striking upon his head on the
frozen ground. He was carried to he doc
tors where his wounds were cared for.
Albany.
T. Wallace has returned from a visit
to Mass.
S. A. Searles and wife, who have been
sick, are improving.
r. M. Cowles has hired the post-office
and the rooms over the harness shop for
four years.
Henry Goss, who has been carrying on
the S. G. Kimball place, has taken "a farm
in Coventry and a man from Topsham
takes the Kimball place.
East Albany.
The people of this place are having a Wis
itor that is not made very welcome, the
measles.
The sugar house belonging to G. A.
Tinker was burned to the ground last
Monday morning with syrup enough for
800 or 400 lbs. of sugar. Nothing was saw
ed, no insurance.
Evansville.
Austin Aston of Rickers Mills is here
on visit.
Geo. Bickford has gone to work for the
Pike Mfg. Co.
f. Magoon has hired the GilfilIan tene-
house and will move soon.
L. A. Drown has gone to Woodsville, N
H., to work for the R. R. Co..
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. L.
Drown next Thursday afternoon and
evening. All are cordially invited.
Mrs. W. B. Guild, who has been sick
since September and had grown a little
better, has had relapse and is suffering
much again.
T. a. Randall has hired with j. c. Gray
for the season.-A. Marshall with A.
Tripp.-Milo Gray has taken the job of
drawing E. Fosters logs; from the lake
this spring and Ell. Foster has the job of
saving his lumber.
Bloomington.
Henry Leland has moved to the A. E.
Denison farm which he has purchased.
Homer Leonard has gone to Bethlehem,
N. H., to spend while with his uncle.
Mrs. Homer Leland who spent the past
week with her relatives in this vicinity re-
turned to.her home in Bethlehem, n. H.,
last week.
Frank Wells is recovering from his Sc
we're sickness from pneumonia, and his
wife from liver and lung trouble.-Mrs
Albert Wells continues to fail and is very
low.
East Charleston.
VIII Hand has gone to New York to
work in the ice business.
Charles Canning and sons, who have
been numbering in Stowe the past winter,
have finished their job and returned home. |
Mrs. r. P. Stevens has returned from
her visit to St. Johnsbury. -Miss Myrtle |
Currier of Island Pond is spending several
weeks with relations here.
Colby Stoddard, who has been attending
school at Derby for the last two years, has
gone to Lowell, Mass, to work for his
brother. He expects to return in the fall
to finish his course at Derby.
Rev. Mr.. Steele goes this week to N. H.,
to attend the M. E. conference. He will
be absent three weeks and will visit a son
and daughter in Lowell, Mass, also will
attend the conference at Barre.
Sugar makers are happy over the fact of
making good lot of good sugar, which is
about the first thing to indicate by actual
the return of the good old
times of Republican administration.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Daggett is still on the sick list
Charles Bennett has returned to Chica-
go.
Charles Wheeler is in Boston being
treated for deafness.
Bradley G. Newell, the healer, has been
spending few days at j. B. Holton's.
{ A.HW.Lyen has rented his house to Will
Reed, and will move back on to his farm
in Westmore.
Ned Cummings is home from Portland,