Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-05-23

Kew. y. .. Hamilton is TO deliver the
Decoration Day address. AS he will tell
us much about the horrors of the Spanish
rule in Cuba, everybody will be interested.
rs Miss Norris, who had the misfortune to
break her hip several months ago, has so
far recovered as to be out on crutches. She
contemplates going south in the early au-
| tumn.
Miss May Cheney is home from John
son.-James Martin, who recently gradu-
ated from the Albany Business college, is
home. AS James is an enterprising young
man he ought to find good position.
East Albany.
School in District No. II has begun with
Mrs. Myrtle Williams as teacher. This is
her seventh term in this district which
shows the satisfaction she gives.
South Albany.
Mrs. e. Anderson and Mrs. L. Uric Wis
tied in Lowell last week.
The post office has been moved. A. d.
Patterson is now postmaster.
G. w. Williams little boy has been quite
sick the past week with pneumonia.
There will be an illustrated lecture, ''The
Cuban Question: under the auspices of
the E. il. at the M. e. church Friday eve
ming, May 27. After the lecture refresh
ments will be served.
Bloomington.
of the time.
Miss Myrtle Campbell has been visiting
relatives in Holland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farr from Island Pond
were in town last week.
Mrs. and Miss Beede from Massachusetts,
are visiting at Hilas Beede's.
Minnie Virgins has gone to Barton
Landing where she is engaged to do house
work.
Mrs. J. A. Gibson has gone to spend a
few weeks with her sister, Mrs. David
Chase.
AFRO Cass of Rock Island visited his
aunt, Mrs. James Howe, last week. Mrs.
Howe is very feeble.
The Cleaners will meet with Mrs. o. E.
Newton next Wednesday afternoon and
evening. All cordially invited.
Moses Currier from Island Pond, who
for the past few weeks, has returned home.
The Willing Workers met with Mrs.
E. w. Dudley, last Wednesday. A large
company assembled to enjoy the red, white
and blue social which was fine.
Geo. Litchfield and family, formerly of
this place, but who have been for the past
year in Burlington where Mr.. Litchtield.
haC hoo ono oG
here. We understand they will make this
place their home; glad to have them back
again.
Evansville.
DIR. Nelson and wife are home on a visit.
H. Durham has bought a piece of land
of Moses Foss.
E. NJ Buchanan is having his house
shingled and otherwise repaired.
Henry Gage is. back from Island Pond
and working for the Pike Mfg. Co.
T. Colburn and Mr.. Boothman have the
job of making bobbins for Guild & Foster
Frank Heath will move to st. Johnsbury
soon.-E. o. Smith has moved into j. q.
Gray's tenement.
East Charleston.
Fred c. Stevens has gone to Guildhall to
work.
The people in this part of the town are
very glad to see the road machine out.
Bert Cargill has moved into Mrs. Amy
Lang's house and will work for Mr.. Lang.
Homer Morrill, raised his large barn last |
Thursday. J. B. Moody & are doing
the work.
Erastus Buck has bought the Applebee
farm, and will take care of Mr.. and Mrs.
Applebee He has let his farm for a year
to w. E. Stoddard.
The reading circle will give strawberry |
festival in the vestry Friday evening, June
Sd, followed by a promenade. Ladies |
please bring some cake.
The Mite society will meet in the Vestry
next Thursday at 10 O'Clock. All mem |
bers are requested to be present. Dinner
will be served at IL o'clock, to which all |
are invited.
Eugene Davis of this place and Mary |
Coe of East Haven, were married last We'd |
nesday. The young couple have many |
friends here, who wish them much happi- |
ness and prosperity.
Mrs. Mary A. Cate returned to her home |
in st. Johnsbury last Saturday. j. @. |
Stevens of st. Johnsbury has been visit |
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. p. Stew |
ems; his sister Matte returned to st. |
with him.
Myron Buck of Sutton is visiting his
son Wilson. Mr.. Buck had shock the |
first of March and has BEEN feeble since
John Wilson of Lowell, Mass, is in town
for few weeks visiting his father, r. L.
Wilson, who is in very poor health.
West Charleston.