Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-10-09
East Albany.

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rally from it.
Mrs. Alfred Daniels and two daughters
returned last week from visit at Concord.
N. FL. They visited in st. Johnsbury
while on the way home.
South Albany.
A. D. Patterson has his house nearly
ready for the painters.
Quite a number from here are expecting
to go to Montpelier this week.
Mrs. o. j. Cass died last Monday after
noon after an illness of some months. The
funeral was held from the M. E. church,
Rev. A. G. Austin officiating assisted by
Rev. E. Trowbridge.
Mrs. Mary (Garland) Brown of Pennsyl-
vania is here visiting relatives after an alb
sence of thirty-one years. Selden Rowell
of Nashua, N. H., was here last week to at
tend the funeral of his sister, Mrs. o. j.
Cass.-S. E. Cass and wife were here from
Lowell, Mass, last week.
Bloomington.
The Center school is closed for the pres
| ent.
Jonas Flint has traded his village resi-
dence with Henry Leland for his farm.
| Adelbert Denison OF Boston spent part
of the past week with his brother, Avery
| Denison.
Three of Alfred AIexander's children are
doing we'll.
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| Chester Tracy and wife of Ohio were in
town last week visiting friends.
| Madge Mckay and Nellie Brooks have
gone to Barton to work in the Peerless.
Blanche BicKford has gone to Connecti-
cut.-Mrs. Mcdonald has returned from
her trip to Canada.
Evansville.
II. Foster has returned here and is run
ming the bobbin factory, having taken the
job of D. Randall.
L. A. Drown and George Blckford are
painting their buildings.
M. Moore has recovered from recent ILL
ness and gone back to the stone factory to
work.
The Freedmen's Aid anniversary was
held in the M. E. church last Sunday with
an appropriate address by the pastor.
Ernest Guild of Boston, who has been
stopping with his father, w. B. Guild, for
the post three months, intends to bring his
family here and will make his home here
for time.
U. w. Brown will attend the Grand
Lodge K. of P. at ST. Johnsbury Tuesday
and Wednesday this week.-Thomas Mar
shall and wife have gone to Massachusetts,
to visit friends and expect to be away about
three weeks.-Mrs. A. II. Allard was called
to Barton last Monday by the severe illness
of her grandchild.-Mrs Jane Durkee of
Danville is d guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. II. AIlard.-Rev. j. o. Sherburne
Presiding Elder of the st. Johnsbury Dis
trict, was guest at the NJ. E. parsonage
last Saturday.
East Charleston.
E. D. Allyn is building an addition to
his large barn.
Clark Royce has sold his farm to Leon
Buck, price $1,000.
Frank Stoddard has rented and moved
on to c. I. Morse's place at Echo Pond.
Bion Stevens, who has been at work in
New York the past summer, has returned
home.
The reading circle will give promenade
next Friday evening. Cake and coffee will |
be served.
Mrs. James Howard from Apple Grove, |
p. O., is spending a few weeks with her |
son, T. ). Howard.-Albert Chase leaves |
this week to spend the winter with his |
brother Will, who lives in Washington.
William Barrie is on the sick list
Carroll, the little son of Harry Piper, is |
very sick.-D. L. Morse, VINO has been in |
very poor health for some time with |
heart trouble, seems to be a little better.
The Reading Circle met last Tuesday
evening and elected the following officers:
President, j. II. Wolcott; vice president,
Mrs. E. ID. Allyn; secretary and treasurer,
Mrs. Annie Trip; committee on enter
tainment, Mrs. Julia Davis, Miss Edith
Davis, Mrs. Annie WoIcott and Mrs.
Mabel Cushman. The Circle have large |
collection of books and cordially invite
the public to their meeting, offering the
free use of their library, which is open
every two weeks for changing and dis
tributing the books.
Coventry.
Rush Patrick's little child has been very
sick.
Maggie George of Canada is at work for
Mrs. F. M. Aiken.
E. Gardner is moving to Irasburgh into
the house with Herman Rodgers.
Mrs. Minnie Pearson has been appointed
clerk and treasurer of the Cong. Sunday