Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-03-07
where Mr.. Rawson has gone into business

their son, Arthur. The young people are
all invited, and it is hoped there will be a
good number present.
The Christian Endeavor Society will hold
sugar lsslr' social, at The Cong vestry Friday
evening, March It'll. Warm sugar win
be served and literary and musical enter
tainment provided. A pleasant time is
anticipated and cordial Invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Albany.
DIR. Campbell has sold his house on
Water st. to Sylvester Shute.
Mrs. Bushnell and daughter are Wis
| iting at Stephen Vance's.-Mr. Oscar
johnson and sons from Hardwick recent
ly visited friends in town.
A pipe burst on the boiler at the mill
last week. and Mr.. Reynolds found him
self enveloped in steam, and in his efforts
to get out of the engine room sprained his
ankle.
The concert given by Miss Stiles and
class Wednesday evening was much, en-
joyed by those present. The singing by
the male quartette was fine, as was the
ssFamily Row.
The selectmen were instructed by a
/ unanimous vote at the town meeting to
purchase no liquor for the town liquor
agency, and to box up and lock up what is
on hand, and they have taken m easures
to comply.
South Albany.
T. Marnock has been on the sick list the
past week.
Eugene Anderson is preparing to build
house this spring.
James Uric cut off part of one finger
while saving wood with a circular saw,
Friday.
The Ontario Evangelists, G. M. and
Mary Whitney, D. ", will have charge of
the 80 a. m. and evening services at the
w. M. church next Sunday. Also will con-
tinue meetings through the week. Come
and hear them, one and all.
Mrs. Inez Rowell will move here this
week.-Jerry Douglass has rented rooms
in the Patterson house, and his family will
move here soon.-Wm. Cutler of Sutton
has moved back to this place after an alb
sence of about thirty-seven years
Bloomington.
Fred Waterman lost a valuable horse last
week. a.
Burton Campbell is very sick with the
grip.
Myron Alexander has moved to Evans
vile.
Mr.. Israel Parker and wife have moved
to West Burke.
Mrs. Maria Magoon has rented rooms of
Mrs. Maria Heath.
Miss Myra Conner has gone to Lyndon
vile, where she is engaged to do house,
work.
Nathan Berry,who has been working for
DR.. Gilman for the past six months, has
gone back on to his farm.
Alice Murray is quite sick.-Warren
Bailey, who has been sick for a number of
weeks, is able to be out again.
Sadie Lyon visited friends in town last
week.-Ed. Adams from ST. Johnsbury
visited relatives in town last week.
Miss Minnie Virgins, who has been
stopping with her brother, Fred, for the |
past six months, has returned home.
Reuben Magoon died Feb. 3, after short |
illness. Mr.. Magoon was troubled with |
rheumatism nine years ago, was confined |
to the house two years, and the past seven |
years has been confined to his bed, being |
only able to move his hands and his head. |
In his sickness he was cheerful, greeting |
his friends with smiles, and ready to con-
verse upon the general topics of the day,
as he was able to read, or relate interesting
events of his early life, but seldom men
toned his own sickness. Forty-seven
wears ago he married Miss Maria Marsh.
who has cared for him most tenderly, and
who survives him. He leaves one son,
and brother, Porter Magoon of Danville.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev.
o. E.. Newton; burial in the Center ceme-
terry.
East Bloomington.
Job Drown from Massachusetts is in
town.
A. P. Alexander has moved back to his
farm.
Fred Going, Darwin Wright and Dana
Fox have gone to Craftsbury to work in
the lumber woods.
Rev. Charles Clark from Ryegate was in
town to attend the funeral of his sister,
Mrs. Samuel Drown.
Miss Sadie Smith is home from Barton
Leslie and Wilbur Newton are home
from Montpelier.
Mrs. George Bickford has gone to st.
Johnsbury for few days.
The lyceum entertainment has been
postponed indefinitely.
West Charleston.
The F. B. Society have just paid off the
debt on their parsonage.