Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-05-15
Albany.

MTS. AIVllia Iyuo is at Inc M. r. nOSp1-
tai in Burlington to have cataract re-
moved. from her eye.
o. Whitcher and Mrs. Gilbert are paint
ing their houses. Simeon Richardson has
been repairing his house.
Our people are Sticking up around their
has greatly improved appearance.
East Albany.
Lillian Keith is teaching in district No.
9.-Mrs. Mary Willis of Montpelier has
returned to her home for the summer.
Lucian Sanborn, who has been for tie
the past three months in Missouri and
Nebraska visiting relatives, has returned
home. He reports a pleasant trip and
likes the country but he thinks he prefers
old Vermont to any place he visited.
South Albany.
D. R. Cobb has hired a man to do black
smithing here.
Mrs. Trowbridge is entertaining sister
from New York.
w. F. Ames is in Barton building a
house for J. G. Teller.
Edgar Farr of Craftsbury comes here
every Friday to do barbering.
Miss Rosa M. Campbell purchased ID,
232 pounds of sugar last week, for which
she paid 10 cents a pound.
E. Cook and family of Newport visited
at w. F. Scott's last week.-Mrs.. Gibson
has gone to her home in Bloomington.
The firm of R. M. Campbell & Co. has
been dissolved by mutual consent. The
business being continued by j. G. Camp
bell..tqa,s ,.e,.,s
G. w. Williams has been painting his
house,. M. Rowell has shingled his
barn.-A. D. Patterson will commence
building his new house soon. Fred New
ton is to do the work.-George Vance is
painting the schoolhouse on the inside.
Brow ling On-
Felix Pelow has sold his horse to. Will
lam Smith.-Mrs. Oliver Dwire has return
ed from Lawrence, Mass, where she has
been caring for her mother.
Mrs. d. T. Hildreth, who had fine
monument set in her family lot in the
Center cemetery during the past winter,
had the lot graded last week.
The c. E. society celebrated thei- fifth
anniversary at academy hall last w ednes-
day evening. Cake and coffee were served
and very pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Geo. Fletcher, who has been very
i'll for long time, died May Sth. She
leaves a husband and one daughter who
have the sympathy of large circle of
friends.
DIR. w. F. Gilman is putting in switch
We to connect with the main line of the
i -ople's telephone so persons living in the
south and east part of the town needing
his services will not be obliged to travel
so far to have a chat with the doctor.
Attic regular meeting of.the Browning
ton Society of Christian Endeavor, May Z,
Il -. x committee appointed to prepare
resolutions in memory of our sister, Nam lie
Wyman, reported as follows:
WHEREAS, Our Heavenly Father has
called from our active membership our be-
loved sister, Mamie Wyman, be it
RESOLVED. First, that we return thanks
to God for all that she has bCnn of help
and. benefit during the five, years of our
existence as society. q" -.t
ResoJUed. Secondly, that we endeavor
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beauty and excellence we have seen in
hers.
ResoLved, Thirdly, that we extend to
the bereaved parents our heartfelt sympa-
thy and that while we mingle our tears
with theirs we pray God that they may
have divine race to sustain them in their
great sorrow, and that they and we all may
grow in the image of Christ Jesus, our
Lord, until we stand united in His pres
ence to go no more out forever.
E. SCOTT TINKHAM,
EDNA DUTToN, Com.
JENNIE M. GILMAN,
East BrOwnington.
AImon Allen, who has been very sick, is
improving.
It is Frank Wright who has moved into
Thomas Lowery's house instead of Frank
Hunt as stated last week.
John Humphrey has sold his farm to
Homer I'D and has gone to Charles
ton, n. H., where he has purchased a
house.
East Charleston.
Rev. NJ. S. Eddy of Morrisville was in
town lest week, called here by the
illness of his wife. He will be here again
this week.
Mrs. George Bean, who has been at c. f.
Beams for several weeks, has returned to
her home in Springfield. Mass.-L. G.
Brainard of Lowell Mass, has been visit
ing in town.
The machinery is all set in the new
creamery and it is expected that it will
start up May 16.-Tke creamery wagon
started for the first time today. John
Cloud has the job to gather The cream.
Mrs. M. S. Eddy, who has been visiting
her p r. ats here, has been very sick for
several weeks. DR.. Gould OF Newport was
called here the 10th to council with DIR.
Cushman in relation 10 her case. Her
many friends here and elsewhere hope for