Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-02-01
Albany.

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There will bea donation visit and oys-
ter supper at the Cong. church, Wednes-
day evening, Feb. 3. Invitation extended
| to all.
Geo. H. Phelps Post and Relief Corps
will hold compfire at G. A. r. hall, We'd
| nesday evening, Feb. 10. A clam chowder
supper will be served. All comrades and
the public are cordially invited.
A quiet wedding took place at Mrs.
Amanda Sanders last week, when her
daughter Lottie was united in marriage to
Mr. A. Brown of Lowell, Mass. The hap
ply couple started Immediately for their flu
ture home in Lowell, the good wishes of
many attending them.
BrOwnington.
The sick ones are improving slowly.
Schools in districts 1 and closed Fri
day.
Mrs. Sylvania Seavey, who is staying
with her sister, Mrs. Amherst Seavey, has
been sick with erysipelas.
Several of the scholars in the Center
school have been unable to attend school
the past week on account of throat troub
les.
The rollers were on the road Jan. 9th
for the first time, and there is need of
them again for everything is blocked with
snow.
The Cleaners met with Mrs. Alfred
Alexander Tuesday evening, Jan. 10, quite
number being present. The temperance
work was very interesting.
On account of bad weather the village
people We're cheated out of Prof. j. O.
Byrons entertainment, but we under
stand he will give an entertainments
later.
Mr.. Fred Conner has finished pressing
O. A. Whites hay, which was stored in
Norman McKay's barn on account of Mr..
Whites barn being destroyed by fire last
summer.
Miss Margaret McRitchie, her sister,
Mrs. Cate, and d. Smith who came from
Manchester, N. H., to visit their friends,
have returned to their home in company
with their uncle, Norman Mckay, where
he intends 10 spend the winter. ~
The Willing Workers met with'Mr. and
Mrs. E. w. Dudley on Wednesday even
niversary of their marriage. The Scripturat
powders with which Mrs. Dudley served
her guests before supper were relished
highly and left them with an appetite for
more. After very pleasant evening the
company dispersed with many kind
wishes for the host and hostess of the
evening.
Evansville. 20
Boy baby at Arthur Wilson's.
Writing school commenced here last
Wednesday evening. as snc 60
Mr.. Pike from Pike Station was in town
last week on business.
D. Randall goes to Barton Landing to
work in the bobbin mill.
Mr.. jenkins of Barton closed his sing
ing school here last Tuesday evening.
Though the night was stormy most
pleasant time was enjoyed by all, and we
desire to thank Mr.. Jenkins and those
who came from Barton to assist him. The
term has been a very successful one and
nearly all have been much benefited by it,
and we hope to have the same teacher here
again.
East Charleston.
Miss Myrtle Hill has gone to Canada to
spend a few weeks with her aunt.
c. Shedrick and wife of Sherbrook were
called here last week by the illness of Mr..
Shedrick's mother.
The entertainment given by the Reading
Circle Jan. 23d was enjoyed by large
audience. Receipts $68.
G. j. Stoddard, who is attending school
at Derby, was at home sick last week. We
hear that John Bly, is home from school
because of sickness.
j. S. Sweeney. administrator of the es-
tate of the late w. A. and Anna Chappell,
has sold their late residence toe. N. Moul-
con, who takes immediate possession.
Price $780,
Monday morning, Jan. 25, was the cold
est this year, 26 degrees below at the vii
lage. The light fall of snow and the big
blow following started out the snow roller
for the second time this year.
The Epworth League will hold con-
vention on Wednesday, Feb Sd, after
noon and evening. Surrounding e. L.
chapters and G. e. societies will be repre-
scented. A large local attendance invited.
West Charleston.
George Parker came home sick last We'd
nesday.
D. L. Wilcox suffers from badly sprain-
ed wrist.
Mrs. Bullet has returned from her visit
to Hatley.
Mrs. Mary Hinman, who has been quite
sick, is recovering.
Ed. Hutchinson and wife from Newport
were in town last week.
Josenh Parker and wife ere visiting