Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-10-08


but will go by train this week.
South Albany.
There was mistake last week in the
time of services at the M. E. church. II
should have read, Sabbath school at II :3C
p. m. and preaching at 1 80 p. m.
VIM. Anderson, who went to hospital
in Connecticut, Sept. oath, failed rapidly
and died Oct1st, aged SO years. Mr.. Ander-
son was born in Glover where he lived un-
til few years ago, when he came to this
place to reside. He leaves wife, mother
and three brothers and one sister and a
great many other relatives and friends to
| mourn his loss.
Bloomington.
f. FL. Skinner is in Montpelier acting as
doorkeeper in the senate.
Bloomington Center.
Mrs. Elmer Leonard picked ripe rasp-
berries last Wednesday.
Clio Going has been spending a few days
with her cousins at Barton Landing.
Mrs. Sarah Miles has spent the past two
weeks visiting friends in this vicinity
Mrs. Lizzie Gilbert of Manchester, N. H.
visited at John Maxwell's the past week.
Mrs. Nathan Leonard of Irasburgh is
visiting her brother, E. d. Stafford.
Mrs. Seldom Gray and her daughter,
Mrs. Ada Holbrook, and granddaughter,
Miss Ruth PeIow, went to st. Johnsbury
last week to visit Mrs. Gray's grand
daughter, Mrs. Robert Murray. Mrs
Gray will go from there to Charlestown,N.
H., to visit her brother, John Humphrey.
Mrs. David Powers is home from Enos-
burg where she spentl several weeks with
her daughter, Mrs. Hoyt Burt.-Mrs.
Oliver Dwire visited friends in Sheffield
last week.-Mrs.. Henry Leland returned
home from Al bany last Monday where she
went to visit her brother, Willis Grant
Mrs. Warren Huse and Mrs. Edward Huse
went to Albany last week to visit their
aunt, Mrs. Sprague.
East Bloomington.
Elmer White is helping care for his
father, George White who is quite sick.
Alden Drown, 1. Bickford and Elmer
Drown have each bought United States
I'd
c.. w. Skinner with several men and
teams have been working on the roads.
The roads are in fine condition.
West Charleston.
= Fred Parlin is building barn.
Mrs. Alton is repairing her house.
Corlis Page has gone to New York.
Mr.. James Crawford has bought the
Wheeler cream route.
Mrs. Harriet Dwire, who is in very poor
health, has moved in with her daughter,
Mrs. Charles Warboy.
W. NJ Picord has moved into John Grit |
in's tenement.--Mr. Batchelder has moved |
nto the Kathern house.
Burney Gray, who has been keeping |
house alone for some time, recently took |
% himself wife, Miss Clara McFarlane of |
Barton. Congratulations.
Mr.. Marshall Wilson and Mr.. H. Ham
lton have rentedrthe grist mill.-William
Nelson has rented the saw-mill of the
sland Pond Co.
Mrs. Rachel Dolloff has been visiting at
Dr.. Hinman's.-Mr. and Mrs. Styles of
Derby were in town last week.-Mr. and
1rs. Bridges of Albany have been visiting
t John Dudley's.-Mr. and Mrs. Bowers
church of Massachusetts are visiting Mrs.
yhurch's mother, Mrs. Dudley.
'arlin spent last week. in st. Johnsbury
nd Lyndonville. .E4
east Charleston,
Harry Piper has finished work for Fred
tevens and moved to his place near the
illage.
L. w. Stevens has traded his Vande-
7ater farm with John Piper for his house
n the village and sells the same to George
'iper. ~ RI t s.....ra
Mr.. Chamberlain and family have been
way for weeks vacation. During his
bsence the creamery has been run by
.oren Shedrick. .,s s.
Mr.. Steadiford, who has carried on Frank
toddard's farm the past year, has bought
farm in Morgan, and moved there. Mr..
toddard moves from Echo Pond back to
is farm.
Ernest and Bion Stevens and Joe Moody
ave returned from New York. - Mrs.
uba Smith and daughter Hattie from
Vest Burke have been spending week
18th Mrs. M. Cheney.
Miss Nora Morse has gone to Island
ond to do table work at the Essex House
R. P. Stevens and wife have gone to st.
to visit their son and daughter
I'D from there they go to Brattleboro.
There will be chicken pie supper in the
sstry Oct. 10 for the benefit of Rev. Mr..
ell. 1t is hoped that all those interested |,
having preaching here the coming win
r will help contribute for the supper and
low by their presence that they are will
g to help support the church. '
OvenrrY.