Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-04-18

Schools in town will commence April
25th Teachers as follows: Miss Martha
Hill South Barton Dist; Miss Lena McFar-
] land, Boswell Dist; Miss Margaret Keat-
ing, Devereaux Dist; Miss Elsie Skinner,
Fisk Dist; Miss Bessie Davis. River Dist;
Miss KittiesH ough, Heath Dist. It IS hop
ed the: parents Milksee that lamslsscom-
Piled with on their part, that teachers and
school officials may be able to report a
good attendance and show advancement
/ in their work.
Albany.
Rev. S. Donaldson goes to conference
! this week.
Rememb Der the auction sale of the Ellis
place Tuesday, April 26th.
| Mrs. S. Smalley, who has been at the
Mary Fletcher hospital for surgical treat
ment, has returned home and is now being
treated by DR.. Campbell.
The music at both churches Easter Sum
day was fine. The M. E. choir of twelve
members rendered some difficult Easter
anthems and the children gave Easter ex-
ercises. At the Cong. sevice in the morn
| ing, Miss Stiles and Mr.. Rood sang a fine
duet and the choir rendered Easter hymns.
In the evening, there was responsive read
ing, hymns, and Miss Darling and Mr..
Will Sargent each gave two organ solos.
South Albany.
Irwin Anderson's sugar house burned
last Thursday morning.
o. Cass cut the ends of two of his fin
gers off recently a circular saw IN his
mill. ~
BrOWnIngtOn.
May flowers April 18th.
Sugaring is done. An average amount
has been made.
Geo. Virgins is building a barn for Lot
Edwards in Salem Derby.
Nathan Barre has hired to work for A.
w. Estey of Coventry for the season.
Mrs. Gertrude Seavey will teach the
Centre school, commencing May 3rd.
large company of Cleaners met with
Mrs. A. E. Dennison last Wednesday.
Mrs. Jennie Lund Fletcher and son of
Everett, Mass, are visiting at Austin
Lund's.
Miss Myrtle Campbell went to West
Burke last week to spend a few days at
Rev. Geo. Wright's.
Willing Workers will meet with Mrs.
Jonas Flint Wednesday, Apr. goth, both
afternoon and evening, and give peanut
social. All cordially invited.
Mrs. Maria Heath, who spent the winter
with relatives in Maine and Massachusetts,
returned home short time since.-E. w.
Dudley has gone to Lowell to visit his
mother, who is very feeble.-Mrs. Burton
Campbell spent part of of the past week
with her parents in Clover ~
East Bloomington.
Garfield Nc Kay, who has been working
in Barton, has returned home.
Three young gentlemen from VOLTS
town, P. O., are visiting at William Low
ery's.
Thomas Fleming, who has been working
in Boston, is visiting at his brothers for a
few days.
The sad news has been received here of
the death of Florence Adams, former
teacher here, who died at her home in Wa
terbury, April Sd. She was young lady
who was much esteemed here and her
many friends will be very sorry to hear of
her DEATH
Evansville.
Mr. Osgood from Holland has moved in
to the tenement over A. III. Alcards store,
and will work in the stone shop.
Myron Alexander has returned from
Canada. A. Drown from Woodsville,
N. H., has been in town the past week
John Atkins, who has been confined to
the house for the last two years, is falling,
with no possible chance for his overy.
East Charleston.
Rev. G. C. Mcdonald goes to Conference
this week.
Steve Nichols has moved into C.E Street
er's house at Echoville.
c. E. Coruth, our town clerk, is building
an addition to his house for an office.
Mrs. Fellows from DixvilIe, P. O., has
been visiting in itown.-Mrs. G. M. Childs
of Coaticook, P. O., is visiting her brother,
G.. Hill.
w. E. Trip has been improving the
looks of his store with a coat of paint. He
has put up some new hitching posts, and
also new sign.
G. B. Stoddard has built an addition,
12x26 #. to one of his barns with base
ment to be used for store house for wag-
ons, sleighs, farming tools, etc.
A. D. Piper has sold the building which
he recently bought of Charley Gray to G..
III. Chase, who is finishing off the up
per part for, tenement, and will use the
lower part for paint shop.
L. W.sStevens has put in a good line of
groceries in the old store IN the basement
of the Davis block. Mr.. Stevens has been
in the business before, having worked for