Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-06-14


guests of Abel Shedd and wife recently.
East Albany.
John Heath is very low with no hopes of
his recovery.
Mrs. Hunter and daughter have gone to
Canada on visit.
South Albany.
Rev. w. E. Douglass of Barton will de-
liver lecture on sightseeing at Gettys
| burgh," at the new church on Friday
evening of this week at s o'clock, sharp;
proceeds for benefit of church. All come.
! Bloomington.
A deer was seen at the Center last week.
Moses Berry found a ripe strawberry last
Tuesday.
Geo. Virgins Jr., has gone to st. Johns
bury to work in the shoe shop.
Geo. Jones' mother has moved from his
place to the Ben Piper place in Barton.
Felix Pelon, while working at Chand-
ler's mill last Tuesday sprained one of, his
ankels badly.
Mrs. Sarah Campbell, who has been con-
/ fined to the house since last winter, is so
| far improved as to ride out.
| A Sunday school has been organized in
district No 5, commencing next Sunday
at p. m. Preaching service by Rev. o. E,
| Newton at 4 p. m.
E. Loveland is home from Watterville,
where he he has been working fer the past
few weeks.-Mrs. Clara Grow has returned
from st. Johnsbury where she has been
engaged as nurse.
Charles hurry and wife wife from n. H.,
have been visiting Mr. Murry's father for
the past few days.-Clarence Alger and
wife from Conn. visited at w. r. Alger's
| last week.-EIbridge Colburn of Worces-
| ter, Mass, is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
George Going.-Mr. and Mrs. Weeks from
Missouri, Rev. Horace Stiles and Mrs. Car
RE Heath of Albany visited at Seavey's
last week.-Mr. and Mrs. w. Buhrman of
Arkansas are visiting at E. w. Dudley's.
East Bloomington.
Frank Wright is sick with the measles.
Willie Coates of Brooksbury, P. O., is in
town.
Rev. o. E. Newton holds meetings in the
Bruce school house every Sunday at 4
o'clock, p. m.
Mammie Tile, who has been stopping
with Mrs. Buchanan and attending school
at Barton Landing, has returned home
Warren Farr from Island Pond has been
visiting at Edgar Drown's.-Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Smith from Island Pond have been
visiting at Samuel browns.
Evansville.
Guy Bruce from Burke is visiting at
Chas. Fosters. @-@s- 7s~' -----.s1
H. l. Smith cut one of his fingers badly
on a saw while making boxes. f9t
H. I. Smith and wife were away to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. Smiths grand
father last week.
J. Waterman's family are all sick with
the measles.-C. Waterman is quite sick
with the grip.-John Atkins, who has been
sick for long time, is on the gain.
Mrs. N. J. Eddy has gone to Waterbury
Center to visit her son, Rev. M. S. Eddy
Mrs O. E. Newton has gone to Montpelier
to visit her three sons there in, school.
VIM. MonteaIt of Barton Landing is
working for III. Foster.-E. Gallup has
gone to work for the Pike Mfg. Co.-E.
Black is here from Pike Station, n. H.,
working in the Stone factory.
East Charleston.
week.
F. B. Lang has gone to New Haven,
Conn.,, with a car load of horses.
Mrs. J. III. Walcott has been spending a
few days in Holland visiting her sister,
Mrs. Heath.
Several from this place took in the ex-
cursion TO Plattsburgh last Wednesday.
hear Mr.. Bryan lecture.
The Reading Circle will give a prone
made at the vestry, Friday evening, June
18th. The ladies are requested to wear |
aprons, bringing in a sealed envelope a I
rosette of the same material, to be pur-
chased by the gentlemen. Ladies please
bring cake.
West Charleston.
Lewis Shedd has returned to his home in
Hollis, N. III.
Calvin Sawyer is improving the looks of
his place by building new barn.
Mrs. Emily Daggett is very low.-Albert
L. Driver is sick with the measles.
Eva Parlin is home from Mass. for a va
cation.-Lilla Griffin is home from Island
Pond, where she has been at work.
Carrie Bennett has gone to Willoughby
lake to work in the hotel there.-Nellie
Piper has gone to Island Pond to work in
the Stewart house.
o. M. Carpenter, who has been at work
at Hastings, Me-, has finished there, and
will assist Charles Wheeler in the storeA
here for the present.