Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-12-05

are requested to meet at Taplin & Rowell's
office this evening.
Albany.
James Martin has finished work at Hotel
Barton and has employment in the store of
r. Campbell & Co.
There was quiet wedding at Dr.. Camp
BELLS on Thanksgiving day, when his
daughter, Myrtle, was married to Will Uttcn
of Morrisville, where they will reside for
the present.
The MONITOR agent will be at the post
Office in this village Wednesday, Dec. IA,
from O'Clock in the morning until 8
o'clock in the evening. See him and get
your club papers.
The ladies of the NJ. E. society with gen
tlemen and friends to the number of sixty,
passed pleasant afternoon at T. Tenney's,
and are invited to meet with Mrs. O. M.
Delano, Dec. 18th.
Fred Watson is sick with pneumonia
After a vacation of about two months, DR..
Campbell reports himself as being ready to
administer to the wants of any of his friends
that are sick and will try to the best of his
ability to make them well.
Mrs W. H. Chaffee met with very pain
full accident on Saturday OF last week. AS
she came down stairs she fell half the length
of the flight, striking her shoulder, para
lying her right arm, and also receiving
internal injuries
East Albany.
THE MONITOR agent will be at the post
Office in this village Thursday, Dec. 10,
from p. M. until $3.50 p. N. See him and
get your club papers.
South Albany.
THE MONITOR agent will be at the post
office in this village Thursday Dec. 10.
from 9 O'Clock in the morning until noon
Call on him and get your club papers.
John Haffard and wife have moved to
Barton.-Edward Dewing has moved on to
a farm in Glover.-Norton Anderson has
finished work for w. L. Dow of Hardwick,
and is at Will Anderson s.-Miss Sybil Ell
bridge and Miss Lizzie Burton go this
week to Westfield, Mass, where they have
employment young people gave Liz
zie Burton surprise visit last Friday eve.
Rosa NJ. Campbell has been appointed
postmistress in place Of A. ID. Patterson,
who has resigned.
Bloomington.
School commenced Monday, with Cora
Bean from Coventry as teacher.
Minnie Virgins has gone to ST. Johns
bury where she viii remain for a mum Der
Of weeks with her brother, Fred.
TIE MONITOR agent will be at the post
Co.
Dec. II. See him and arrange for club pa
pers.
Quite number attended the oyster sup
per given by the Willing Workers at Mrs.
John Maxwell's last Wednesday evening,
and report a very pleasant time.
Bloomington Center.
The Christian Endeavor society here was
recognized last week with the following
officers: Pres, Mrs. z. A. Robinson; vice
Pres, Mrs. Z. W. Dudley; Sec, Mrs. J. 3.
Flint; Treas, L. a. Lund.-Samue1 Max
well has moved to Morgan for the winter
Mrs. John Putney, who has been sick for
the past few weeks, is improving. John
Putney, who was injured a Short time
since, is able to be out again.
East bloomington.
Edith Going is visiting at Erwin Alexan-
der's.
Claude Turner from Nashua IS visiting
his sister, Mrs Edgar Drown.
Our road commissioner is doing much
needed job in building snow guards be-
side the roads which at times have been
impossible for weeks on account Of snow
drifts.
Evansville.
Sadie Smith is home from Barton.
Louisa King is going to visit friends in
New Hampshire.
School commences this week with Rose
Sherburne Of Glover as teacher.
Mrs. Nelson, who has been quite sick, is
better.-H. Lapierre is back in his shop
again.
Louis Grow has moved from st. Johns
bury into Mrs. Moses Foss' house. Mrs.
Foss is to have rooms with them.-George
King has given up keeping house and has
moved his goods into room in the
Alexander house.
East Charleston.
Ira Grey is building barn on his place
in the village.
Mrs. Martha Davis has monstrous cac-
tus which recently had over fifty buds
open at one time.-C. Drown has been
making extensive repairs on his house.
Mrs. Trip and son have been spending
a few days with friends in Coaticook, P.
Q.-Norman Cloud recently went to North
Woodstock, N. HI. to attend the funeral
services of his cousin, Ed. Cloud-E Miles
and wife Of Sutton have been visiting at
r. P. Stevens.
Mrs. G. Royce, recently received the sad