Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-02-05

Grin Leach and.wife who are stopping at
FL. B. Chamberlin's, have gone to Boston
on visit.
w. H. Ckaffee claims to own the best
colt in town. 1t is seven and one hall
months old and weighs $50 pounds.
Rev. Mr.. Austin mas been holding meet
ings in the south part of the town. Much
interest is manifested and good results are
hoped for.
The Bible studies in the Sabbath-schools
are on the life of Christ. Let all attend
and learn the truths of which none can
know too much.
Mrs. Simeon SmaIIey died on Thursday
last. She was a most exemplary woman
beloved by all who knew her. She leaves
a husband, sister and many friends to
mourn her loss.
The auditors for the town of Albany will
meet at the town clerks Office Thursday,
Feb. Is, 1900, at IA m. for the purpose of
auditing the accounts of the town officers.
Please have them ready on the above date.
East Albany.
here last Sunday.
Inez snd Lula Daniels are home from
the Peerless at present.
Mrs. Ernest Sanborn visited her parents
in Newport Center recently.
Ellen Chaffee has the pneumonia and
Mabel Twombly is quite sick with neural
gia.
The school is almost broken up with so
much sickness among the scholars, and
much sickness prevails among the people.
South Albany.
III. w. Bliss has sold his farm to A. ID.
Patterson. Possession given May 1st.
DR.. Campbell has been making repairs
in his store improving its appearance and
making it much more convenient.
Bloomington.
A temperance lodge is being formed in
this place.
Andrew Gray who has been i'll for long
time, is failing.
Mrs. Hodges remains quite in.-Mrs.
Geo. Jones is sick.
The village school taught by May Marsh
closed last Friday.
Seldom Gray has moved to Homer
Seavey's farm for a few weeks.
Minnie Virgins and Bertha Loveland
have gone to Barton to work for the Peer
less Co.
Mrs. Minnie (CampbelD Burdick of
Florence, Mass, is here to help care for her
mother, Mrs. Sarah Campbell
Mrs. Lora Fuller and granddaughter,
Glenn Fuller, went to Irasburg last week
to visit her daughter, Mrs. Homer Seavey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parlin have received word
from their daughter who is in Burlington
that she is improving and may be expected
home in two weeks.
EMrs. Charles F. Wood died at the Massa-
chusetts General hospital in Boston, Jan.
Is, from the effects of an operation for the
of tumor. The tumor was of
eancerous nature and weighed forty-five
She died on the sixth day after
The operation was performed. Mrs. Wood
was woman of pleasant disposition and
very energetic. She was twice married,
her first husband being S. L. Snow, who
was well-knOWn here. He died few years
ago and she married Mr.. Wood last Sep
tember. Besides her husband, she leaves
5wo sons, Carl, aged seven, and Eugene,
aged three years. She is also survived by
1er parents, Mr.. and Mrs. HI. c. Titus, two
sisters, Florence E. and Alice L., and one
brother, Earle c., all of Brattleboro. The
body was brought here Saturday and Rev.
}. F. Roper conducted the funeral services
It the home Monday afternoon. The
burial was in Evergreen cemetery" The
Ibove is from the New Hampshire Sentinel.
Mrs. Wood was a niece of Solomon and
ellis Robinson, who with her other rela
ives in the county deeply mourn her early
leath. Last September she was beautiful
)ride, but in the last few weeks was SO
hanged by the ravages of disease that the
orm in the creamy white robe seemed that
# a stranger. There were many beautiful
lowers from the Golden Cross, of which
he was a member, the Sunday-school and
riends.
EAST Bloomington.
Mrs. Burt Drown is quite ill.
George Morse of Brighton is working
or Alden Drown.
We have new milk man this week; it
5 Ralph Skinner.
Mrs. George Morse and two daug hters
re visiting Mrs. Alden Drown.
Samuel Drown is in poor health.-Mr
nd Mrs. Lemuel Drown are in poor health.
Geo. Sheldon from Fitch Bay is visiting
t L. G. Drown's.-Mamie Tite visited
riends in Irasburgh last week.
Frank Wright is drawing logs from the
ot he purchased of E. Foster. He has
everal teams to work for him.
Mr.. Sisco of Barton was in this vicinity
ast week dehorning cattle. Several of the |