Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-01

repair their horse barns; Will EIdridge is
having a new roof on his barn; Eli Gilbert
is having his barn clapboarded and YER
anda built on to his house; Mrs. Jennie
Bill is having her barns repaired.
Herbert Carter has purchased the farm
adjoining his at Albany Center known as
the T. Ruin place. Mr.. Ruin will move
soon to his place on the east side of the
town.-Rev. S. Donaldson has closed his
labor here and gone to his new appoint
ment at st. Johnsbury Centre. The best
wishes of his friends are extended.
East Albany.
Will Bumps moves to Craftsbury today.
S. r. Coburn is moving to Barton. He
will work for Mr.. Welch doing carpenter
work the coming season.
The sugar house belonging to Mrs. G.
Monkey, was burned one day last week,
thought to be incendiary. The sugar and
syrup were consumed carried off.-The
sugar house belonging to G. A. Tinker was
burned on the morning of the 9th with
enough syrup for 200 pounds of sugar.
South Albany.
E. j. Douglass is home from Hyde Park
this week.
Rev. and Mrs. E. Trobridge are attending
conference in New York.
Jessie Brock of Boston is visiting at A.
Graham's.-M Donaldson is visiting at
A. ID. Patterson's.
Annie Graham is to teach at West AL
bany.-Annie Anderson is gong to teach
in Craftsbury.-O GIidden of Craftsbury
will teach here.
Rev. G. w. Ellis preached in the WesIy-
an Methodist church the last two Sab
baths.-There was no preaching in the M.
E. church the 23rd.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Davis, who has been very ill, is
gaining slowly.
Mass, last week.
The farmers are through sugaring and
report half crop.
Mrs. Charley Smith has gone to. Mont
real hospital for treatment.
Victor Loveland went to Woodsville, n.
H., last week, where he will work this sea-
son.
Mrs. John Maxwell, who has been to
Lennoxville caring for her sister, has re-
turned home.
Aldrich & Humphrey are painting Steph-
en- Burrows house.-Miss Lennie Maxwell
is working at Charles Smiths.
Miss Julia SherbUrne, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Burton Campbell, has
returned to her home in Glover.
Mrs. Oliver Dwire was called TO Law
renee, Mass, a short time since on ac-
count of the dangerous illness of her
mother.
Mrs. Charles Smith, who has been in
poor health for some time, has gone to a
hospital in Montreal for treatment-Mrs.
James Howe is very low.
Rev. w. =. Evans of South Londonder-
ry visited his brother-in-law, Oren ingalls,,
last week.-Alanson tDenison visited his
sister in ST. Johnsbury last week.
Mrs. Maria Magoon recently received a
very nice bible from several friends in town
which gave her glad surprise. She wish
es to return grateful thanks for the gift
and desires blessings on the givers.
Evansville.
School commences today.
Miss Kate Marshall has gone to Barton
Landing to work.
Chas Marshall has the job of stacking
e. Fosters lumber.
L. A. Drown IS repairing his house and
building new shed.
N. ingalls, has hired the Cush Water
man farm and takes possession this week.
Mr.. Boothman moves into E. S.
Wells housed. H. Randall into the F.
Lapierre house.-Mr. Covey moves into
the E. NJ. Buchanan house-Elmer Drown
is to move on to the place he purchased Of
f. G.. Hunt.
Coventry.
B. F. Wiggin is in town.
Mrs Myron Lewis has returned to St.
Johnsbury.
Congratulations are extended to Mr.. and
Mrs. Wallace Shippee on the birth of a
daughter.
Rev. Mr.: Bole and family have arrived
and Mr.. Bole commenced his work at the
| Cong. church yesterday.
Rev. o. D. Clapp preached most inter-
esting sermon in the NJ. e. church last
| Sunday. His old Pensioners were very
glad to welcome him. He does not take
active work this year, but is engaged in
the life insurance business in Burlington
where his son Ernest attends college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Phelps were invited
| to walk over to the M. e. church, We'd
nesday evening and were very much sur
prised to find about 100 friends gathered
| there to remind them that it was the Both