Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-04-10

gives 70 pounds OF milk per day.
The town liquor agency is still begging
for agent. Anyone desired by the tenn
perance people as an agent refusing to be
appointed, and thus far those desiring the
agency are not desired. A part of the
townspeople still protest that we do not
need an agency as we have been better off
during the past year without it.
The two societies united in observing
Easter at the M. E. church and fine pro-
gram was rendered. The house was trim
med with flowers among which were the
Easter lilies in full bloom. The little girls
and boys did themselves credit in their
recitations. Appropriate remarks by Rev.
Mr.. Hildreth combined with an excellent
musical treat made an enjoyable evening
for ALL
East Albany.
Rev. Fl. Stiles has a hens egg which
measures Sx5a inches, and Mrs. Hunter
has one that measures Sx64. Next.
Roy Coburn has gone to South Barton
to work in Ell. F. Pillsbury's steam mill
Alice Sawyer has gone to Barton to work
for the Peerless Co.
Victor Hunter is home from Barton
to assist his father in sugaring.-Mr. and
Mrs. G. III. Annis have goneto Lowell and
vicinity to visit relatives.
South Albany.
Miss Mary Cheney is at work for r. M.
Campbell.
w. F. Ames has his shingles nearly
sawed out.
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st. Albans.-Harvey Ferry has returned
from Burlington.
E. ]. Douglass has gone to Hyde Park to
work where he worked last sunmer.-Levi
Cutler has gone to his home in Canada.
r. M. Campbell & Co. have been making
repairs on the store, putting in large win
dows, new counters, etc., and have built
on a new back store.
Bloomington.
A girl baby at Charles Ellis.
Frank Carpenter of Waterford is visit
ing friends in this place.
Bert Seavey is in town.-Mr. and Mrs. |
Homer Leland are home again.
Andrew Pierce is quite sick with the
grip-Mable Dutton is on the sick list.
S. B. Maxwell and family, who spent |
the winter Morgan, moved back to their
home few days ago.
Carlton Powers, who has been sick at
his brother Edgar's for several weeks, died |
suddenly last Thursday morning.
Carlos Powers, who had been sick with |
the grip at the home of his mother for the
past few weeks, died last Thursday. Mr.. |
Powers was member of the Cong. church |
in this village and was respected by all |
who knew him. Funeral Sunday at the |
Center church at 10 a. m.
Miss Myrtle Kline is engaged to teach |
school in Dist. No. 1; Miss Ethel Dane at |
the village; Miss Elsie Skinner at the
Centre; Miss Alice Chase in District. No.
5: Miss Melioney at Evansville; Miss
Nora Warner in the East District. The
schools commence Monday, May 1.
Mrs. o. E. Newton's friends are very
sorry to learn that she\is confined to the
house with rheumatism.-He Leland
got one of his feet injured at the Chandler
mill recently.-Clayton Burrows and AL
fred Alexander's children, who have been
sick, are able to be out again.-Mrs. Mary
Dudley was very sick last week.-John
Miles has been worse the past few days.
Miss Maude Maxwell was not quite as well
the past week.
Evansville.
Mrs. H. Durham and Louis Grow are
quite sick.
E. o. Sweet has moved on to the Jenkins
farm near @. 3. Leland's.-A. Gallup
moves back to his place near E. o. Smiths.
t. A. Randall is suffering with a felon
on his hand.-A. Trip raised his large
barn last Thursday. It is 46x100 feet.
Miss Kate Marshall has returned home
to stop for a time.-Mr. w. Smith from
West Burke is visiting friends here.-Miss
Martha Foster has returned to her home
in Woodsville, n. III.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Charles Clark is very ill.
Carrie Drown from Island Pond visited
friends in town last week. fl
Some of theffarmers say that the snow
is five feet deep in the woods. ~ -t.s-ts ~
Thomas Flemming has gone to Boston
where he intends to work in the ice bus
mess.
West Charleston.
The funeral of Mrs. Hannah Pratt was
held at her late home last Monday, Rev.
J. P. Marvin officiating. The deceased
was born in Washington, VT, March %,
1911. She lived in Morgan and Holland
many years, moving to this village In 1868,
where she resided until her death. In !
1864 she united with the Congregational
church. OF six children, but one son sur {
granddaughter, with the faithfulness of