Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-04-25

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sent to the bereaved family. We express
the hope that even so great loss to us all
may be oyerruled for good by Him, who
doeth all things WE'LL
MRS. MARY A STORY.
Mrs. J. G. CAMPBELL, Co
MRS. BETsEY @. SHEPARD, I'm.
Mrs. f. REYNOLDS.
South Albany.
Rev. e. Trowbridge and wife go to WIN.
conference at Pittsburgh, n. Y. this week.
Wednesday, the 18th inst. was made
day of very pleasant surprise to Mrs. Sarah
Ell. Anderson, it being her birthday. Her
home was invaded by generous represen-
tation of her Albany friends, also Rev.
Taylor, wife and daughter of East Crafts
bury. A nice lamp was presented me-
mento of a pleasant afternoon. This nat
urally renewed the memory of similar
occasion, which transpired in the same
home March 4th, when Miss Maud, the
daughter, in honor of her 18th birthday
was visited by about forty-five of her
schoolmates and associates, and presented
with gold watch and chain also other
highly appreciated gifts. Both gath
erings seemed to be perfect as touching
the complete surprise of the individuals
for whom made.
Bloomington.
George Dwyer has gone to New York.
Thomas chatham has finished shingling
his house.
Mrs. George Jones spent the past week
in Coventry.
w. r. Alger has sold his horse to man
in Connecticut.
Rev. Mr.. Holman preached at the Center
Sunday, April II.
If you wish to see Homer Seavey smile
inquire for the new girl.
Moses. Currier from Island Pond is visit
ing his sister, Mrs. L. Grow.
Miss Lula Flint went to Barton Landing
last week to learn dressmaking.
Mrs. James Howe, who has been danger
ously ill for many weeks, is slightly i'm
proved.
Mrs. Winnie San born, who has been
stopping with her brother for the past few
months, has gone to New Hampshire.
David Grapes has sold his house and lot
to Mr.. Aldrich of Springfield, Mass.-Ed-
gar Wells has sold nine acres of land to
David Grapes.
East Bloomington.
E. M. Drown has moved into the M. E. |
Gilfillan house.
G. E. Drown has purchased the Is. o. |
Smith place and will take poss ession as
soon as Mr.. Smith moves to Westmore. n
Mrs. Denison Gallup is quite sick.
Archie Drown is goiag to Lawrence,
Mass, to work in the Ice business.
Elmer Drown has gone to Metheun to
work. His family will go there in a few
days.
Edgar Drown has bought the E. o.
Smith place of Arthur Miles and will take
possession soon.
Mr.. John Atkins, of whom mention was
made last week, died Tuesday evening Mr..
Atkins has lived in this vicinity for num-
Der of years and has been a very hard
working man and one that will be missed
in the community. He leaves wife and
i've children and one sister to mourn his
oss. Funeral services were held Thursday,
5he remains being taken to Westmore for
Rev. Mr.. Sheaff of Barton Of
iciated.
East Charleston.
George Pierce is sick with the mumps.
Mrs. G. G. Mcdonald spent last week at
Ter old home in Jay
Charlie Stevens has been obliged to leave
chooI on account of sickness.
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nto his house near the village.
The school in district No. II commenced
\ pril 18th, with Miss Iva Sweeney as teach
T.
Our farmers are now doing their springs
york, which is something unusual for
April.
At the meeting of the Ladies Aid at the
estry hall last Wednesday about fifty took :
inner.
Mr. Apuis has sold his farm near Rrio btou