Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-11-28
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and vicinity
Barton Landing.
Fred Blake and wife are rejoicing over a
newly arrived boy. ~ -.
Chas. Smith has moved into one of E. E.
Stafford's tenements.
Mrs. Todd fell last Saturday and was
quite seriously injured.
An examination of teachers was held
here last Friday and Saturday. About &c
teachers took the examination.
Thanksgiving services were held at the
ME- church Thursday evening. Rev. j.
K. Fuller preached an excellent sermon.
Maynard Skinner of Newport was in
town to spend Thanksgiving. - Harold
Fuller, who has position in the Lyndon
Institute, is at home for vacation.
At the donation held at the Methodist
church Tuesday evening, about 800 was
taken. Rev. J. A. Dixon delivered very
interesting lecture on GLOW to get there y
The three lower departments of the
school closed last Wednesday for vaca-
ton of four weeks. The high and gram
keep.
We copy the following from the Mont
pelier Journal: GA gentleman who has
made only friends, and of them very many,
is the respected and honored chaplain of
the House, Rev. Mr.. Fuller. He is an hon
or to his profession, a man whom every
member and every attache is proud to call
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most honorab and creditably AS long
as memory remains, one and all Of us will
retain the most kindly recollections of our
respected chaplain.
Albany.
Miss Kate Barry will teach at the Center,
not in the village, as reported last week.
The Ladies' Society of the M. E. church
will be entertained by Mrs. F. Tenney at
her home on Tuesday, Nov. 20.
A very strange and fatal disease seems
prevalent among dogs in this vicinityE
w. Sargent lost one that was valued at $500.
George Tenney has recently had his foot,
which was injured nearly two years ago,
All are glad to learn that he
is getting along finely.
An effort is being made to form con-
nection with a circulating library. All
who join this society have the privilege of
five years, by the payment of five dollars.
East Albany.
Mrs. Mabel Twombly is quite sick.
About thirty of the members OF Phelps
Post G. A. r. and w. r. g. met for a So
cable at j. A. Smith. The neighbors were
invited in making about forty present. A
good time was enjoyed by all.
Bloomington.
Mrs. James Howe still remains very i'll.
Herbert Leland is building an addition
tn his barn.
School will commence at the Center
Monday, Dec. 5. ~
George Nutting has moved on TO Bert
Colby's farm.
Will Fortune of Swanton lately visited
relatives in town.
Mrs. Thomas Maxwell has gone to Nor
gan to visit her son, Hugh.
A number who have been suffering from
severe colds-ar able to be out again.
The Willing Workers will give an oyster
supper at ohm Maxwells Wednesday, Nov
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Fred Virgins and wife from st. Johns
bury spent Thanksgiving with their par
ents.
Mrs. Fannie Grow, who has been in poor
health for some time, passed away Nov.
END, aged "a years. She has lived long
md useful life and will be sadly missed by
Ill of her relatives and friends.
John Flanders of Gcffstown, who has
been visiting here for some time, has re-
turned home.
DIR. Nelson and wife returned home from
Alabama last week.-Leslie Newton is at
home from Montpelier.
The twin boys of Geo. King died last
week. Mr.. King and his sister have the
of the entire community.
Mr.. Randall, whose sickness was men
toned last week, died last Monday. Eu-
gene Randall from Brooklyn, Mass, J. A.
Randall from Lowell, Mass, and Mrs. Geo.
Keller of Morrisville, were in town to at
Tend the funeral.
East Charleston.
We are glad to hear that Alec Lang is
better.
GeoPiper, who has been at work in Stowe,
spent Thanksgiving day at home.
G. o. Goodwin and other sporting people
Ire successful trapping, this year.
There were about sixty couples at G. o.
Goodwin's Thanksgiving ball last Thurs
lay night.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the vestry
1ext Wednesday. Dinner at II O'Clock. all
ire invited.