Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-10-18
Rose McCaffery is home from Magog on

Rose McCaffery is home from Magog on
a visit.
w. K. Annis and wife have returned
home from Lyndonville.
M. B. Chaffey recently killed the first
rat ever seen in town.
J. B. Rogers and family are visiting in
New York city,
J. III. Howorth and family from Lowell,
Mass, are visiting at NJ. B. Chaffey's.
DR.. Campbell recently purchased of Mrs.
Brown the house now occupied by Henry
HILL
Some very interesting meetings are in
progress in the M. E. church under the
leadership of Rev. S. Donaldson.
The Ladies Society of the M. E. church
will hold their next meeting at the Centre,
with Mrs. E. G. Carter, Tuesday evening,
Nov. End. Gentlemen especially invited.
w. Day from New Hampshire has NOV
ed into rooms in L. P. Bashaw's house and
Augustus LaWare from New Hampshire has
moved into rooms in Miss Carrie V. Row
ells's house..
A few young friends called on Herbert
mind him that it was his twenty-first
birthday. Cake coffee and fruit contribu
ted to the enjoyment of the occasion, one
nice birthday cake being presented by
friend.
South Albany.
Walter L. Kelley has been appointed
agent for the New England Fire Insurance
| Co. of Rutland. Those desiring to insure
their property should see him.
Bloomington.
Mr.. Hilas Beede has a very sore hand.
Mr.. Carlos Parker is repairing his house.
o. A. Loveland's family, who have been
having the measles, are improving.
Mrs. Berry from Montreal and Mrs.
Frank Wheeler from Barton Landing Wis
tied in town last week.
The cows in this vicinity were tested
during the past week for tuberculososis,
and but few were found diseased.
Mr.. Bert and Miss Jennie Parker have
returned from the White Mountains, where
they have been working the past season.
Rev.Mr. Rowland of Barton Landing and
l.. Grow of this place went to Island Pond
Oct. 9th, where Mr.. Rowland exchanged
pulpits with Mr.. Atwater.
East Bloomington.
Willis Coats has gone to Brookbury,P.Q
to visit friends.
William Wright from Newport visited
his brother, Charles Wright, recently.
Burt Drown and family, who have been
living in Methuen, Mass, the past two
years. have returned home.
Bloomington Center.
A boy baby at George Jones'.
The Cleaners were entertained by Miss
Mertie Campbell last Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
Mr.. Owen Bickford, who has sold his
farm to Mr.. Bushey, goes to Barton soon.
Sorry to have him go.
The COWS on the Gallup farm were test
ed last week and nine were found to be
diseased and were slaughtered.
Mrs. William Bruce's daughter, Mrs.
Wilson, and family of Quincy, Mass, are
spending few weeks with her.-Mrs. Sa-
rah Campbell's sister, Mrs. Abram Camp
bell, and nephew, Edward Campbell of
Beebe Plain, P. O., spent few days with
of Sutton visited John Miles last Thursday.
Mrs. Della Spaulding of Newport, Mrs.
Sarah Leary and Mrs. Hattie Leary Nor
gan of of Maiden, Mass, visited at John
Cheney's and David Chases last week.
East Charleston.
John Cloud is shingling his house.
Several from here will take in the excur-
sion to Boston,
J. S. Sweeney has been away on a bust
ness trip to Canaan and Berlin, N. H.
Edison G. Dunton, has colt six months
old that traces to Justin Morgan 53 times. |
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handily, promises to be fast,and is beauty.
G. e. Caruth and wife have gone to Bur-
lington to attend meeting of the Free
Masons,a and also to be present at the laying
of the corner stone of the new Masonic
temple.
The Reading circle will hold its monthly I
meeting Wednesday evening, Oct. 20, at
$780, Subject: Harriet Beecher Stowe. |
All are invited to attend and those desiring
can have the loan of books.
Charles Varney and family of ST. Johns
bury have been visiting relatives in town.
j. G. Stevens of ST. Johnsbury spent a
few days in town last week.-C. r. Stevens
and three other gentlemen from Boston
and vicinity are spending few weeks at
r. P. Stevens Charles Shedrick and wife
of Sherbrooke spent few days last week
in town visiting their parents.
Coventry.
Ida Waterman has gone to East Richford.
Herbert Nichols has returned to New
York.