Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-01-29
very favorable, as he has been recently
promoted and his salary increased.

David Ora pes was in Boston last week.
J. B. Darling and wife have returned
from a visit in Lowell, Mass
Miss Minard of Maine preached very
helpful sermon at the Center church Jan.
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Mrs. Fl. NJ. Nichols went to Sutton last
week to assist her daughter, Mrs. o. w.
Ingalls,.
w. A. Shepard is confined to the house
from bilious attack. His health has not
been good for some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Stafford were pleas
antly surprised by call from about thirty
of their friends from Barton Landing last
Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Campbell of Newport Cen
ter and Mrs. Abram Campbell of Beebe
Plain, p. O., recently visited Mrs. Sarah
Campbell, who remains very ill.
Mrs. Simeon SmalIey, who has been sick
for the past three weeks with typhoid
fever, suffered hemorrhage of the bowels
on Saturday last and is in a very critical
condition. Her sister from Burlington is
assisting in the care of her.
Oren Ingalls, has moved to the farm
which he recently purchased in Sutton.
Mr.. ingalls, family will be greatly missed
in town and especially in the church in
which they were faithful workers. We
wish them success in their hew home.
South Albany.
Two young men were brought here from
West Albany before Justice Williams and
fined for being drunk. This, with a case
from East Albany that cost the victim
nearly hundred dollars, ought to be
caution to users of the ardent.
East Bloomington.
Mr.. Charles Wright is quite sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Boytan are visiting friends
here.
Samuel Maxwell has moved on to the
Albert Wells farm.
Mrs. Betsey Pierce, who has been work
ing in Derby, has returned home.
Allen Cushman is gathering milk and
cream for the Evansville creamery, this
winter.
The snow storm of last week is very
welcome here as the lumbermen in this
vicinity have lot of lumber ready to draw
to the mills.
Mr.. Lyon of Westmore gave an enter
tainnlent at the schoolhouse with his
gramophone, which was highly appreciat-
ed by good audience.
G. w. Skinner went to WoodsviIle last
week to attend one of the auction sales of
western horses, and brought home fine
pair, weighing 1850 pounds.
Arthur Miles, who had an operation per-
formed some weeks ago for appendicitis,
has improved SO that he is able to be out,
but is not very strong. His neighbors and
friends called on him some days ago and
worked up good wood-pile for him, for
which Mr.. Miles would extend his sincere
thanks.
Miss Nora Warner closed a successful
term of school the 10Th. Those having no
absent or tardy marks were Carroll Cush-
man, Flora Cushman, George Drown, Will
mer Gray, Walter Mcnamara and Urlan
Spencer. Those absent only one day were
Della Cushman, Mabel Lowery, Ralph
Skinner and Ivers Drown.
Evansville.
Whooping-cough has arrived.
Miss Kate Marshall has gone to Newport
to work.
Lewis Grow has the job of drawing
George Bickford's lumber.
Miss Ethelynd Gould, dramatic reader,
will give an entertainment in the Method
list church this evening.
J. l.. Marshall cut a deep cash in his
instep last week, from which he nearly bIed
to death before the doctor arrived. He is
doing nicely at this writing.
The engine for the Pike Manufacturing
Co. has arrived and will be placed In posi-
tion as quickly as possible. The boiler
came about two weeks ago. The Gates
Brothers are doing the brick work.
The meetings held at the church here
during the past two weeks have been
great benefit to the people and they will
be continued this week, commencing
Tuesday afternoon. The pastors who have
been in attendance are expected, also Miss
Minard, the evangelist, will be present.
Rol1-call on Friday.
East Charleston.
About thirty took dinner with Mrs.
Cheney at the meeting of the Ladies' Aid
last Wednesday.
Miss Edith Davis has closed her millinery
shop for the winter and has gone to Island
Pond to work in hotel.
Mrs. Geo. Childs of Coaticook. was in
town last week visiting her brother, G.
HILL and her niece, Mrs. Ira Gray.
The Reading Circle will hold masquer-
ade promenade at the vestry hall next
Wednesday evening. Ladies bring cake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adnah CobIeigh entertain
ed a large company of friends at their