Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-14
fter spending her vacation with her fam

lily.
Mrs. Amanda Saunders has kindly in
vited the M. E. Ladies' society to her home
on Feb. 22nd.
| Geo. .Rowen has moved from Troy on to
his farm. recently vacated by A. 4.Goss:
Mr.. Goss moves to Wolcott. ~, 49,
The officials of the, NJ. F.. church voted
unanimously for the return Of pastor Rev.
S. Donaldson for another years service z
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Campbell and Geo.
w. Lang were the guests of DR.. Campbell,
on their way to visit in Barton and Island
Pond
Rev. and Mrs. Hildreth returned from
their visit to New York just in season to
be present at their donation, which was a
very pleasant affair. Net proceeds $65.
E. Fl. Mills, State Agent, recently brought
c. E. Chamberlin before Justice Brown
for using pair of horses which were unfit
for labor. Chamberlin was fined $5 and
costs.
Mrs. Conant of johnson is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Lawrence
Miss Mae Cheney of Johnson and Miss
Lillian Campbell of Morrisville are guests
in town.
Elias Searles recently dislocated shout
der. He rode three miles to DIR. Camp
BELLS office where the bone was soon put
in place, when he returned much more
comfortable, to say the least.
Presiding Elder, J.. Hamilton, delivered
a very interesting discourse at the M. E.
church, Feb. 9th. This is the last time he
will be with us in his official capacity.
He is held in high esteem by the people in
this part of the district.
East Albany.
Mrs. Daniels is going to Barton Landing
to care for Mrs. l.. l.. Sanborn.
G. Fl. Annis is spending few days in
town with his SON, A. M. Annis.
Miss Blanch Hyde has just closed very
successful term of school in Dist. No. s..
Several in this vicinity have had their
COWS tested for tuberculosis. Out of "a
cases none were found diseased.
The remains of Mrs. III. p. Coburn of
South Barton were brought here for 'fune-
raj services and burial, Rev. H. Stiles Off
ciating.
The liquor business seems about closed
out here, and it would have been good
thing for place and community if it had
been done long ago.
Dr. Colby of Morrisville is testing cattle
in this vicinity. He has tested the herds
of Henry Mcclure, j. J., and f. E. Twom-
bly,, J. Smith and j. G. Anderson.
At the donation for the benefit of Rev.
H. Stiles there were over 40 present. About
$23 in money was taken and Mr.. Stiles was
presented with $50 fur coat, table, and
some other things not mentioned. This
seems to be an instance where prophet
is known and respected in his own coun-
try.
WningtOn.
Bert Campbell and wife have gone ito
Florence, Mass, to visit his sister andYen-
JOY wedding trip. r.
Mrs. James Howe is quite seriously ill
from the effects of fall.-Mrs. Frank wells
has the grip.-George Howe recently cut a
severe cash on knee.
Mrs. Bessie Robinson is sick with bron-
chltis, and her school was finished out by
Gertie Fuller. This was Mrs. Robinson's
sixth term at the Center.
Adelbert Denison of Boston visited his
brother, Avery Denison, last week.-Frank
and family are stopping with his
mother, Mrs. Albert Wells.
DIR. Gilman is making preparations for
his Journey to the Klondike regions. We
that the company, with whom |
he is going as physician and medical d.
rector, expects to purchase a staunch |
steamer, which will get away as soon as
possible from our shores and will proceed |
to Alaska or the mouth of the Yukon, via
the eastern route, the Suez canal, the In
dian Ocean, thence along the eastern coast
of Asia to it's destination. It will be a trip
of great value in itself and will afford the |
party an opportunity to see much of the |
world before they reach the gold fields.
DR.. Gilman expects to take his family |
along with him.
Clarence Newton is working in the stone
shop.
Chas. Foster attended the musical con-
vention at Newport.
Thomas Colburn is working for Mr..
Boothman in the single mill.
Mrs. Albert Gallup is taken worse again
and her death is looked for any moment.
East Charleston.
Will Hand has gone to East Haven to
work in the lumber woods.
The Mite society will meet at the vestry
Thursday, Feb. II, at 200 p. m.
The Epworth League will give an en-
,ertainment Saturday evening, Feb. 18th.
A. J. Rowe recently took trip to N. H.,