Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-03-29

sympathy of the entire community. =.
| Barton Landing.
A boy baby at Asa Harris. "
E. o. Wilson is spending a few days lat
home.
III. S. Webster is on the sick list.-Mrs.
/ f. I'll. Churchill is also sick.
Henry Dubois has moved into DIR.
Wright's tenement house.
Cyron Ordway will carry on the Austin
sugar place this spring.
Miss Clara Barnum is spending a short
time at her home in Burlington.
Mr.. Elliot has moved from Chas. Gibbs
tenement into the Austin block.
Ed. Stafford is planning to move to
Everett, Mass, in short time.
Ell. Chandler,has got in quite large
amount of lumber the past winter.
Ed. Perley is getting the lumber ready
for new house which he will put up this
summer.
Mrs. Lucy Wells has been very low with
heart trouble and pneumonia the pastlweek,
but is better at present.
Albany.
Grace Darling is at Ehome FROM Lowell,
Mass.
There has been much sickness in town
for the past few weeks
L. P. Bashaw has moved into the tene-
ment over the post Office.
The board of school directors have ap-
pointed DIR. Campbell superintendent of
schools.
r. M. Cowles received the largest num-
Der of votes at the meeting held to vote for
man to serve as postmaster.
James Martin has moved onto the Will
cox place, and family from Irasburgh
has moved into the house vacated by Mar
tin.-Charles Dawson has moved into Mrs.
Abbots house.-FranS Clement'has moved
from Eden into the Hayden tenement
house.
There is to be a sugar party at Maple
hall next Friday evening. good enter
tainment has been provided, and after the
supper there will be sheet and pillow
case sale followed by promenade. All
ladies intending to participate in the auc-
ton are requested to bring a sheet and
pillow case. I'M
South Albany. sees
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, wish to
thank the friends who SO kindly assisted
at the burial of our brother, also Mrs. w.
F. Ames and Miss Hitchcock for the
wreath of flowers.
MRS ELMER j. DOUGLASS.
G. p. HOGAN.
NJ. w. HOGAN.
East Albany.
Sugar makers are busy now.
Mrs. Miles Brown is quite sick. Uncle
John Heath, who has been very sick, is
little better.
Miss Jessie Morehouse is home from
Island Pond stopping with her mother,
Mrs. j. Smith.
Victor Hunter has gone to Barton to
work for Fred Comstock. We are very
sorry to lose him from among US.
The Sunday School social proved quite
success. A very pleasant evening was en-
joyed. There was some speaking and mu-
sic, followed by refreshments. About fifty
were present. Receipts OF the evening
were ga.
East Bloomington.
A boy baby at Walter Bucks.
Frank Pierce has gone to Morgan.
Mamie Tite is attending school at Bar
ton Landing.
John Berwick and family have moved
into the house with Albert Smith. ~
Bloomington. sfT
Those who have been sick with grip are
recovering.
Eugene Burrows has the lumber out and
is preparing to repair his house..
Mrs. Clara Grow has gone to st. Johns
bury where she is engaged as nurse.
Miss Ada Lapierre from Rutland visited
her brother Frank last Week.-Mrs. Lora
Folsom of Newport visited friends and re-
latives in this place last week.
Evansville.
D. Randall has gone to Maine to work.
H. Foster has moved back from Barton
Landing.
Chas Blake has moved into the Pike
tenement house.
Geo. Woodland and E. Pierce are work
ing in Charleston,
Cushman Waterman has received his
pension with some back pay.
Frank Clonkey is home from Maine,
where ne has been working in the woods
this winter.
DIR. Nelson and wife were in town last
week.-Hugh Alexander of West Burke is
with VIM. Alexander.
East Charleston.
Mrs, R. P. Stevens has been visiting
friends in st. Johnsbury.
G. r. Magoon from Coos, N. H., was in
town day or two last week.
A. J. Lang & Son have finished lumber
ing and have large stock at their mill.
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