Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-29

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Nov. 9Th. The literary program will con-
sist of an address by Rev. Austin giving an
account of his travels in Europe. All
come. Mrs. W.. H.C.
South Albany.
Irwin Anderson is repairing his house.
w. J. Campbell was in Boston last week
Mrs. c. R. King and children have re-
turned to Passumpsic. Mrs. Kings mother
accompanied her.
The Ladies' Circle will meet with Mrs.
Esther Anderson Friday afternoonSsand
evening of this week. All cordially nvit-
ed.
Rev. e. Trow bridge has gone to Connec-
ticut on business.-Rev. G. w. Ellis is
preaching in the w. M. church in the abb
sence of the pastor.
John Hafford is moving the Ames house
on to his farm. Mr.. Moody is doing the
work.-Mr. Davis of st. Johnsbury has
rented John Hafford's farm.-Mr. Andrus
has bought the Joseph Holmes place.-Mr.
Suliham has moved back to Morrisville.
East Albany.
The young people will give an enter
ta1nment and box social at the old F. B.
church Saturday evening, November Bird.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
A good time expected. Proceeds for the
benefit of the church.
Mr.. S. A. Newton, a former resident of
Barnet and of this place, how residing in
Plymouth, N. H., and over 80 years of age,
came from his home to McIndoes by train
and from there travelled on foot visiting
friends and relatives in Ryegate, Barnet,
ST. Johnsbury, Lyndon and Albany and
has now gone on to Newport and vicinity.
He has already been about four weeks on
the way and proposes to spend some weeks
longer before returning to his home.
Bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. }. Gross are visiting in
Chicago.
Mrs. Ellen Hodges who has been quite
i'll is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Miller from Burling-
ton, who have been stopping with w. Z.
Scofield for the past few days, have re
turned home.
I Mrs. Dale and Mrs. Woodbury. from
Island Pond visited here last week.-Mr.
and. Mrs. D. Marsh have returned from
Canada where they have been visiting.
Bloomington Center.
Ed. Aldrich is painting Frank Wells
house.
Lena Bushey is working at Henry Le-
lands, and Josie Alexander at A. H.
Gardyne's.
w L. Dow of East Hardwick organized
a Grange of Patrons of Husbandry at
Bloomington Center Oct. 10. There were
about thirty charter members.
Ethel Bates is suffering from a felon on
one of her hands.-Mrs. Frank Wells is
slowly improving and has been able to
ride out.-Mrs. Henry Leland is slightly
improved.
, Mrs. Fred Robinson, who SPENT sum-
mer with her brother-in-law, Homer
Leland, has returned to her home in Bran
ford, Conn.-Miss Jessie Morehouse of
Irasburgh is visiting her sister, Mrs .Lucius
Lund.-Miss Annie Stott of Boston visited
her sister, Mrs. Frank Wells last week.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. William lite, who has been very
sick, is better.
Arthur Miles has sold his farm to Gay
ling Fox of Westmore.
Nora Warner of Sheffield spent Sunday
with her uncle, A. E. Miles.-Madge Nc
Kay, who has been working for G. w.
Skinner, has returned home.
Glenn Fuller has gone to Irasburgh to
visit her aunt, Mrs. Homer Seavey.-Mrs.
Lydia Aldrich has gone to Barton to visit
her nephew, G. G. AIdric b, and have her
eyes treated.
Harry Bickford has secured work at
Barton Landing.
The Ladies' Aid held harvest supper in
the M. E. church Thursday afternoon.
Net proceeds, $500. 'a1 o.-is1 f't
Rev. Seymour G. Vail and wife returned |
home last week from their carriage drive |
to Cabot and Wolcott.
Alfred Trip and family of Sheffield are |
visiting friends here.-T. A. Randall was
in town the past week.
Thomas Marshall is digging a cellar
under his barn and building the founda-
ton for an addition to the barn which he
will build in the spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guild returned home last |
Wednesday from their trip to New York
and Boston.-Rev. Mr.. Hilliard of Cabot
arrived last week to visit his, father and
other relatives. He is hunting with his
father and d. HI. Randall in Westmore
this week.
East Charleston,
Jerome Hudson has gone to Kansas to
purchase carload of horses.
HI. A. Black of Newport was in town
asst week. the guest of ]. c. Stoddard.