Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-02-21

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Washington Tea, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Horace Merrill on Tuesday evening
Feb. 22nd. Everybody invited.
| The ladies of the Cong. church will have
dinner on March LIST, for the accommoda-
tion of those attending town meeting, al
the house of Mr.. w. j. Eldridge.
| Miss Myrtle A. Aldrich of West Burke
| assisted by local talent of this place, will
| give an entertainment in Maple hall on
| Thursday evening, Feb. "a, under the aus
pices of George II. Phelps w. R. G. Miss
| recommended.
South Albany.
A new boy at George Vance's.
Florisse Williams is visiting in Passump-
sic.
Walter Kelly has finished work here and
has gone away.
Alfred Daniels is at work for w. F. Ames
in his shingle mill.
East Albany.
Herbert Longe started Monday, the 18th,
for Oroville, Cal.
A. Gould has bought piece of land of
Courtney Batchelder.
Many of Rev. R. W. Collins friends are
very much pleased to see him recovering
from a slight shock he had about two
weeks ago.
Clyde Batchelder, who went to Aspen,
Col. last July, has returned home. He re-
ports nice climate, etc., but working in
the mines did not agree with his health.
Little George Rouin, who has been sick
all winter, seemed to be gaining until
a few days ago when he was taken worse
again and most of the family are Sick
George Bickford is quite sick with the
grip.
Beebe Plain.
Edith House Dawson is home from Bos-
ton visiting her family.
Mrs. John Blair has gone to one of the
Montreal hospitals for treatment.
Luther House is preparing to build, to
replace his dwelling house which was
burned. ''
Elgin j. Heath, former teacher in this
place, now of Georgeville, has married Miss
Theodore Sisco of So. Barnstons
Miss Maude Heath goes to Worcester,
Mass, to spend the remainder of the win
ter with her uncle, A. B. f. Pinney. *
Mrs. David Elder is quite sick with cry
sipelas in her face.-Miss Cora Shufelt is
obliged to be out of school on account of
illnes.-Walter Feltus is somewhat better
from his attack of bilious fever.-Mrs.
Wellington Ruiter has congestion of the
lungs.
Bloomington.
Alice Grow is visiting relatives in Len
knoxville, P. @.
Will Smith has moved in with his son,
Charley.
Moses Berry has gone to Sutton to visit
relatives.
Alfred Alexander moves back to his farm
this week. a u
The drama, announced to come off Feb.
18th, has been postponed to March 9Th.
Mrs Clara Grow has returned from Lyn-
donvilIe where she has been engaged as
nurse.
The Willing Workers will furnish an
oyster dinner at the church on town meet
ing day.
Mrs. James Howe is failing with no hope
of recovery.-Mrs. Thomas Maxwell re-
mains dangerously ill with little hopd of
recovery,
Warren Bailey is very sick.-Mrs. John
Cheeny is sick with the grip.-Mr. Ben
Townsend and family, who have been ill,
are improving.
Those of the scholars having no maks in
the Center school which was finished. by
Mrs. Gertrude Fuller Seavey were Chas.
Going, Moses Berry, Bernice Wells, Ralph
Ethel Bates absent one-haIf day,
and Harry Alexander absent one day.
East Bloomington.
Peter Flemming, who has been away
numbering, has returned home.
Mrs Samuel Drown, whose illness has
been mentioned in this paper, died Feb Is.
She was lady who was greatly esteemed
in this community, and her relatives and
friends have the sympathy of all.
The Ladies' Aid society will give sugar |
party at the church vestry on the evening
of Thursday, Feb. 24th. All are cordially
invited.
West Charleston. So III
A. W. Lyon is about moving back on to
his farm in Westmore. 80
Spring term of the Academy, taught by |
Miss Lou l. Bruce, begins today.
Ina Evelyn Campbell has gone to Au-
burndale, Mass, to spend few weeks.
A. M. Temple and wife have been spend
ing a few days with relatives in North |
Troy. r.
Rev. M. Holman rendered his resigna-
ton as pastor of the Baptist church last