Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-02-13

least 200, and all passed most pleasant
and profita BILE day.
Barton Landing.
DIR. Rowell is quite sick. =
Joseph Bartlett is improving slowly.
Nathan Simpson has bought place in
| Glover.
The lecture and musical organizations
were re- organized last week. conven-
! ton will be held soon.
On Sunday evening Rev. j. K. Fuller
gave the sermon which he delivered before
the prisoners at the states prison last fall
The Ladies' Aid society of Albany met
at S. G.. Kimba1ls last Tuesday and en-
| joyed a very pleasant time. Forty-six per-
sons were present.
A. w. Wiley and wife spent last week
| in Sheffield.-W. w. Foster and wife have
! gone to Boston for two weeks visit.-H.
S. Eaton of Westfield, Mass, visited here
| last week.
Two accidents happened at ChandIer's
mill in one day last week. John Bushee
had finger badly hurt and Ed. Wells Sc
riously injured an eye. He will go to Bos-
ton for treatment.
Albany.
James Hamilton has moved into T. J.
Newton's tenement.
Worst blow of the winter last week. The
! new creamery was unroofed.
The auditors for the town of Albany will
meet at the town clerks office Tuesday,
Feb. 21st, at a. M, for the purpose of
auditing the town officers reports.
There was quiet wedding at the M. E.
parsonage on last Tuesday. Mr.. Thomas
Marnock of South Albany and Mrs. Hattie
Crowley of this place were the parties.
Hard colds and grip prevail Mrs. E.
Cutler is just recovering from a severe at
tack of erysipelas combined with egrip.--
Lucy Martin is quite i'll with tonsilitis.-
The friends of Oscar Johnson will be sorry
to learn of his continued illness.
Miss Lillian Keith closed her third term
of school in the Tenney district Feb. Bird.
Those having no absent marks during the
year were Frank and Effie Miles. Lyman
and Alice Tenney have not had mark for
two terms. Lyman was absent only three
days, Alice one and one-half and Lora Ten
ney two and one-half days during the
year.
F. w. Tenney recently received a tele-
gram from Minneapolis announcing that
his only sister, Cora Buck, was dead. This
was great shock to the family and com
munity as she was supposed to be jim good
health. She was a most estimable woman.
She leaves a husband, son, one brother |
and many friends to mourn her untimely |
death
Last Tuesday the Ladies' Society of the |
M. E. church with gentlemen and friends |
mum bering between forty and fifty, visited |
S. G. Kimball and wife at their home in |
Barton Landing, where they were kindly
and Hospitality entertained. This society /
think very highly of Mr. and Mrs. Kim
ball, not only for their own merits, but for
the memory of their parents. .oe -
South Albany. r..
Our mail did not arrive last Friday on
account Of impossible roads.-FlOris Will
liams has gone to Passumpsic.
A donation visit at the Wesleyan Meth
odist parsonage is announced for next Fri
day evening. Refreshments will be served,
including oysters. All are cordially in
vited to be present, whether with full or
empty purse.
Bloomington.
Miss Jennie Gale has finished her work
here for the present and returned to St.
j ohnsbury.-Fred Campbell has purchased
the Preston mill
Minnie Virgins is home from st. Johns
bury, where she has been stopping with
her f0r no
Mrs. G.. j. Gross, who has been very i'll, is
Mrs. Church is gaining slowly.
East Charleston.
jerome Hudson had another good horse
die last week.
Geo. Piper is home from Stowe, where
he has been at work for several months
The school in the Echo Pond district
closed last Saturday. Grow and son
are running the big snow roller in this
part of the town.
A number of friends and neighbors gath
cred at the home of Ell. A. Grey last We'd
nesday eve, to celebrate the 18th birthday ,
of his youngest daughter, Lena Cake and
coffee were served and fine time was re-
ported.
Cards have been received announcing the
of Ambrose Bennett Shute and
Miss Alice l.. Fletcher of Stoneham, Mass
Mr.. Shute was a former resident of this {
place and his many friends here extend
congratulations.
West Charleston.
The graduating exercises of the graded
school will be held in the Congregational
church, next Wednesday EVENING". A.
Abbott is running his mill day and night.
Owing to the terrible storms here last