Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-01-22
modelled on the inside, making it much

modelled on the inside, making 1t much
more convenient and pleasant.
Sylvester Shute has moved from his farm
into the Maria Norris house. He will do
the teaming formerly done by Her bert
CoWles, who has gone out of the business.
Mrs. J.Kelley from Attleboro, Mass,
visited friends in town recently. We are
pleased TO learn that George is doing an
excellent business in both life and fire in
surance.-Miss Mabel Kelley from Morris
vile is visiting at John D. Kelley's.
The snow-roller is much needed on the
Center road. AS Guy Sheppard was draw
ing four horse load of ice, his sled was
turned over necessitating the reloading of
the entire load, he being all alone it re-
quired much resolution to accomplish the
same.
The donation at the M. E. church was a
grand success in every way. Very fine
speaking and music passed the time away
until called to the supper, which could not
be excelled. Many thanks for the fine
representation from other societies at home
and out of town. Net proceeds, s145.
East Albany.
improving.
E. M. Gallagher is now running both
shingle and board mill, working night and
day.
M. w. Cass will move the first of Febru-
airy to F. S. Cass farm, having hired the
same.
Fred Twombly and Herbert Bridges
have started out saving with their ma
chine.
Frank Russell made short calls on some
of his friends last week. Glad to see Frank
up this way once more.
Little Ralph Wells was lquite seriously
hurt one day recently while sliding off the
hay NOW in his fathers barn, striking on
the corner of wagon body.
Mr.. S. II. Smalley, of whom mention was
made few weeks ago as having typhoid
fever, is improving and can sit up part of
the day. His wife is now quite sick with
the fever.
David Green, who for many years resided
here, died in Williamstown Jan. z, aged 81
years. The remains were brought here
and inferred in the RoweII cemetery. Mr.
Green was a soldier in the war of the re-
bellion and had bullet shot through his
right side, passing through the center of
his right lung. He was a kind neighbor
and good citizen.
Bloomington.
Herbert Leland's children have the
whooping cough.
Mr.. Thomas Chairman lost a valuable
cow one day last week.
Mrs. Dana Clark has returned from
Montreal improved in health.
Albert Wells has let his farm to Samuel
Maxwell. Mrs. Maxwell, who has been
very sick, is better.
Percy Loveland is home from New
Hampshire, where he has been working
for the past few weeks.
Mrs Orpha Dale from Island Pond is
visiting at L. Grow's.-Minnie Virgins
has returned home from New Hampshire.
Mr. and Mrs. Schofield have returned
home from Huntington, where they went
to attend the funeral of Mr.. Schofield's
father.
Merrill Lewis has moved to the place
which he purchased of James Crawford
Mr.. James Crawford has moved his family
to Charleston. They were desirable neigh
bors and we are very sorry to lose them
Joseph Young has moved to the Chase
farm which he recently purchased.-John
Young has moved from Albert Wells farm
to his own.
East Bloomington.
Charles Wright is quite sick.
Mrs. Betsey Pierce is working at Derby
Centre. ~
Dennison Allen has been visiting his |
sister, Mrs. Burt Fuller, who lives in
WheeIock.
Rev. Seymour Vail and his brother, Rev.
Royal Vail, called on friends in this vi
cinity last week.
Thomas Colburne is working for FL.
Foster.
Considerable interest has been mani
tested in the meetings at the Methodist |
church the past week and they will be con-
tinued this week. The lady evangelist |
will stay and all are invited to attend.
East Charleston. ..# -. ...s
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. M. |
Cheney next Wednesday,. All come.
There will be.a temperance lecture at the |
chapel next Tuesday evening, JAM. 23rd.
Norris Crow and wife buried their infant |
child Saturday Jan. 18th. 1t lived but two |
days.
Mr.. A. r. Cowles is having large class |
at his singing school, many of them begin
ners. go |
Geo. Pease has moved from A. J. Lang's |
near his mill, into Alfred Will
sons house in the village. - -