Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1899-07-17
Albany.

Albany.
Mrs. S. Farwell is very sick.-Thomas
Bowin, who has been i'll for long time,
is improving slowly.
The Epworth League will hold a lawn
party at the schoolhouse Friday evening,
July q. Cake and ice-cream will be served.
Admission Is cents.
DIR. Campbell spent part of last week at
| the laboratory of Hygiene in Burlington
attending the meeting of the health Of
ficers of the state.
Mrs. Morant and grandson, Master Lou
is Morant, of Salem, Mass, are stopping
at w. III. Chaffee's for few weeks.-M. b.
Chafey's people are entertaining guests
from Lowell, Mass.
| Quarterly conference will be held at the
M. E. church here Saturday, July %, at
| PIN. Quarterly meeting services will be
held commencing with love feast at 1915
a. M on Sunday, July %, Rev. j. o. Sher
! burn, presiding elder of st. Johnsbury
district will preach at 1O:45 am.
East Albany.
The pupils in district No. II having no
marks during the spring term were Mag
gle Rowen, Nellie, Maggie and Lena Den
nison, Dora Murphy, Alice and Maud
Grant. Maggie Rowen has been absent
only one half day in the last ten terms.
/ South Albany.
o. NJ. RowelI has had a new veranda
| built on his house.
Presiding Elder Sherburne is expected to
preach here next Sunday.
A. c. Williams has placed fine monu-
ment in his lot in the cemetery here
Rev. Mason Dutton of Newport will
give a lecture at the M. E. church Friday
evening, July 21st, under the auspices of
the Epworth League. All are invited.
Bloomington.
Mr.. Burdette's little girl, who has been
quite i'll, is better.
w. B. Strong is having an observatory
built on Prospect Hill.
Willard Going killed a porcupine in L.
Going's field one day last week.
July 10th Henry Leland treated some OF
his friends with fine Ben Davis apples
which he raised last year.
Mrs. John Miles recently received a visit |
from her sister, Mrs. Melissa Crosby, and |
L
n. H-Mrs. Frank Lee of New York came |
to Henry Leland's last Monday to spend |
few weeks visiting.-Miss Ethel Bates has |
gone to Island Pond to visit her aunt, Mrs. |
Augusta Ball.-Miss Bernice Wells has |
gone to Barton to visit Mr.. and Mrs. Carl |
AIdrich.-Mrs. Laura Going of Albany Wis
tied relatives in town recently.-Miss Mary |
Bishop and Mrs. Charlotte Caruth and |
daughter Eva have returned to their homes |
in Massachusetts.-Mr Alfred Alexander |
and her mother, Mrs. Maria Heath, re-
Gently spent few days in Groton.- Z. NJ. |
Buchanan of West Lebanon, \. H., called |
on relatives and friends last week.-Mrs.. !
Currier of Island Pond is visiting relatives |
in town. w. r. Rawson of New York is
stopping at Or. Gilman's.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Betsy Pierce has gone to Island
Pond TO work in the shirt factory.
Ira Bickford has taken the job to cut the
hay on the George White farm this year.
Ernest Drown, who has been stopping
in Westmore the past year, has returned
home.-Rev. and Mrs. Charles Clark are in
town visiting friends.
Evansville.
Frank Marshall is working for Frank
Seavey.
Chas. Foster is visiting friends in
Woodsville, \. H.-NIrs. Grace Grandy
from Newport has been visiting friends
here the past week.
Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Corruth from
Massachusetts are visiting at VIM. Alex
ander's. 1t has been thirty-four years
since they were here, this town being |
their birthplace. They can see many
changes; all the old faces are gone, but
quite number OF the young ones are re-
membered.
East Charleston.
jerome Hudson and VIII Moulton have
pressed over two hundred ton of hay this
spring.
The creamery Co., have put in new pen
stock and water wheel which is a great
improvement.
E. c. Dunton recently sold two horses
for a good price. He has eight more
which he will fit for market as soon as pos
sible.
The Mite Society will meet at vestry hall
next Thursday at ? p. IN. Supper from
to 6, also ice-cream, social and promenade
in the evening. All are cordially invited.
a. H. Adams, who has been teaching in
Chester, Penn, for several years, will
spend his vacation here and at Willoughby
in company with a friend. Mr.. Adams
has engaged to teach another year in the
same place.
Prof. Andrews was in town one day last
week in the interest of Derby Academy.