Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-24

d PHEASANT evening and enjoyed by al
present. Those who are fond of social
gatherings cannot do better thar join the
Grange.
East Albany.
We are in receipt of some East Albany
items which we should be glad to publish
II we knew the name of the writer. We
will again state that we are glad to receive
items from any one, but in all cases the
writer's name must be given or the locals
cannot be pubiished.-[Ed.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Davis still remains very ill.
w. r. Alger has sold his horse to a man
in Albany.
Eugene Burroughs has pat ia a new
separator.
Miss Florence Powers has retu rned to
Medford, Mass.
Samuel Maxwell has moved to GEORGE
C~ampbeIl's farm.
Mrs. Clara Grow went to Smiths Mills.
p. O., last week, to care for Mrs. Frank
Wheeler, who is ill.
Mrs. FL. M. Nichols is much BETTER
Mrs. Frank Wells, who has been danger
ously ill, is improving.
Ira Provoncha has got out the lumber
for a new house, which he intends putting
up this summer.-W. B. Strong is having
some repairs made on his buildings.
Rev. o. E. Newton, who finished his
five years. work here with his sermon of
Sunday, April 10Th, has the prayers and
best wishes of many friends for success in
his new field of la Dor. ~
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Edgar Drown is quite ill.,
Elmer Drown moves soon to the farm
he recently purchased of Frank Hunt.
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Smith from Island
Pond visited at Samuel browns last
Week.-Mrs. Edith Going, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. E. Alexander, has
to St. Johnsbury.
East Charleston.
Mrs. G. G. Spaulding is'on the sick list.
A. j. Lang & Son started their saw-milI
the 18th inst.
Mrs G, Il. Gray attended the M. E. con-
ference at Newport last week.
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Several of our sugar makers have had
their annual sugar parties, the largest one
being at jerome Hudson's, about 80 being
present.
@. I. Morse, who has been spending the
winter in New Hampshire and Massachu-
sets, was in town last week looking after
his business interests here.
Miss Edith Hndcnn rrho hos haa, crarl-
Ing several weeks in Rutland visiting an
aunt and other friends, returned home last
Week.-Mrs. Matte Stevens returned last
week from a several weeks visit in st.
Johnsbury.@Miss Addie Blake of West
Derby has been visiting friends in town.
The school directors have advertised for
lids for building a new school house in
West Charleston village, also for the sale
# the, old one.zA warning is up for atown
Meeting May End, to see if the town will
,ote tq. rescind a vote taken at the annual
meeting, to build a new school house
n West Charleston, also to see if the town
will vote to repair the old one. Another
rtic1e is to-sees if the town will vote to
escind a vote abolishing the liquor
gency.
West Charleston.
Henry Campbell Is again able to ride out.
Eugene Lyon is home nursing an injured
DOT. i
VIII Hildreth is making repairs on his
lOuse.
George Lyon from Forest City, Iowa, is
isiting his father, A. w. Lyon.
The machinery has all been moved from
sheds here to Newport .s
Mrs. Fisk H1ldreth has returned to town
nd is stopping with Mrs. Geo. Bracket.
Mrs. c.. s. Human entertained her Sum
ay-school class of young ladies, and the
Dung mans class taught by Geo. Cum
at her home recently. Those who
ad the pleasure of attending pronounced
a very pleasant affair.
The German measles have been quite
here for a time.
Mr.. Bole commences his Iabors for the
ong. society next Sabbath. se.t ,
Drown has gone to South Barton
stay with his nephew, Melvin Drown,
n a time. 3 yr&1 aaf5e5s +z eo |,
Flossie Douglass is home from st. Johns
nry.-Mrs. .Myron Lewis is visiting at
Oils Thrasher's.
raj USbttIFN. '-
Rosa Smith spent last week in Boston.
w. P. Kaiser and family are moving on
their farm.
Mrs. Elmer Stratton and children are
lpected home mex Wednesday.
Harvey Libby has bought DIR. Dilling-
ANS residence in this village, paying
100. Possession given May 1. !
Mary and Carrie Poor have gone to the