Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-03

Leon GAY is at home from Yale College
on vacation.-Mrs. FL. B. Smith has re-
turned from Boston where she has been
for a few weeks past.-Clara Austin is at
home from Smith College to spend the
Easter vacation.
Albany.
One of the ludicrous features of the past
heavy snow storms is the man out with
his dog and gun looking for his SAP
buckets.
LA Tenney is clerking in r. Cowles
store.-Lillian Campbell is home sick with
the grip.-Will1e, Oldest son of A. Burt, is
to go to Illinois soon to live with his
uncle. Mrs. L. Davis many friends are
glad to see her out again.-Rev. and Mrs
w. S. Jenne of Troy were in town last
week.
East Albany.
Severe colds, grip and mock measles are
prevalent.
Easter will be observed by the F. B.
church in this place April 9th.
e. G. Butler of this place recently sold a
cow to Martin Chafey which made 771 lbs
of butter during the month of January
from ILL lbs of milk.
Bloomington.
A BABY boy at Burton Campbells.
Alanson Denison, who was injured by a
fall some time ago, is much improved.
Homer Leland started Tuesday on trip
to Brattleboro and Boston.-Mrs. Homer
oIo 70 Ioo 70 igi+
her sister, Mrs. Amasa Sessions
East Charleston.
There will be an Easter missionary con-
cert in the chapel Sunday at 2 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid have purchased a Will
cox & White organ for the vestry of the
church.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Rachel Dolloff on Wednesday afternoon
of this week. ALI are cordially invited
Lizzie Buck has sold her farm to. her
son, John Buck, who lives in New York
He will move his family here this spring.
Ezra Brigham is home from Stowe where
he has been at work through the winter.
Mr.. Canning's family are also at home.--
Fred Trip has hired the single mill of
A. J. Lang and is saving shingles.
West Charleston.
Clarence Bowen had one leg badly hurt
recently while at work in the saw mill for
G. A. Abbott. Ass.st
Merton Wilson, Tom McNeaI and Albert
Driver have gone to New York to work in
the ice business.
Reginald Ely, who has been at work in
Clark's store, goes to Lowelltown, Maine,
soon to work for Skinner & French.
Mrs. Jason Hinman and her son have re-
turned to st. Johnsbury.-Arc Cummings
is home for short time.-Alice Robinson
from West Derby has been visiting at FL.
S. Aliens and S. Humans. IL
Coventry.
Myron Lewis of st. Johnsbury has come
to spend sugaring at Hollis Thras hers.
c. A. Livingston is home from California,
and Will Corrow from Colebrook, Nh.
Lawyer Redmond was in town last Friday
to procure evidence in the Mitchell La
mere case.
The friends OF Harry Heermon gave him
a birthday party last Friday evening and
presented him with chair.
There will be an egg social at the Cong.
vestry next Wednesday evening, and an
Easter mystery social at the M. E. vestry
on Friday evening. All are invited.
Craftsburr. s>t{I
John Kier is crowded with work at his
shop and is employing extra help.
VIM. P. Kaiser is repairing his farm
house, A. III. Dorman doing the work.
Will Goodrich from Burlington Medical
College, spent his Easter vacation at home.
R. A. Patterson has commenced saving
feet.
Fred Colburn, who recently returned
from the Mary Fletcher hospital, is gain
ing.
Dorman Cole, the blind man, from Hard
wick, was in town last week reseating
chairs.
Mrs. Mary Rutledge and daughter re-
turned to their home in Oxford, n. H.. last
Friday.
Tressa McCue closed a very successful
term of school last Friday. She will spend
a part of the vacation in Greensboro.
The next regular grange meeting will be
held Friday evening, April 9TH, when the
degree work will be in order. Let all be
present.
About twenty-five people were present
at the sugar festival given by the E. L. So
ciety of the M. e. church. A pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed.
An extaa communication of the Meridi-
an Sun lodge No. 20, F. and A. M, will be
held at their hall April. 18th. A full at
tendance is desired. =
Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer Stratton with their
children left last Thursday for Roc+o,,