Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-05-07

way. Much credit is due Mr.. Cutting for
his efforts in getting up the double quartet
and all who aided i'll the getting up and
carrying out of the program.
Barton Landing.
The village trustees are putting in some
new sewers.
Quite number have been to Willoughby
Lake the past week.
James Cole will move into one of E. E.
Stafford's tenements.
Rev. G. E. Ordway of Windsor visited
| friends here last week.
Jesse Cooper has moved into tenement
in Mrs. Harriman's house.
E.A. Wiley and family of Charleston
| spent Sunday at A. w. W1lley's.
David Wiley has purchased the Seavey
| house and will move into it soon.
The May Day breakfast at the Congrega-
tionaI church was very successful.
Mr.. Martin has moved into the house he
recently purchased of Jesse Cooper.
Mr. Highland, who has been working at
Lowelltown, Me-, has returned fome.
Mrs. Asa Harris and Miss Ann Jones
have been on the sick list for some time.
Miss McCue has been sick for few days
and Mrs. Ethel McGoff has been taking
her place in the schoolroom.
| Skinner & French have put in about
| nine and one-h half million feet of lum Der at
| their mill in Lowelltown, Me.
The sucker season opened last week with
few large fish. E. E. Stafford caught five
that weighed twenty pounds.
South Barton.
Mrs. e. M. Clough is a little better.
Lila Kimball went to Wilder last Satur-
day, to work in Dana Stanford's boarding
house.
Mrs. John Forrest tripped over a rug
recently and fell against a door-c casing,
cutting a cash one and One-half inches
long in her forehead and quite severely
| injuring one shoulder.
Chas. Sisco, Frank Moulton, Ed. Grow
Ham Collins and Mr.. French have been
here with their drums and flies practicing
martial music with G. w. Abbott at the
| bass drum, and judging from the noise, it
must have been thoroughly enjoyed by all.
Albany.
II. E. Carter. M. L. Chaffee and VIM.
Courser have all put in U. S. separators
| recently.
G. B. Butler has engaged as engineer on
| the Great Northern r. r. with a very de-
sirable route.
Elmer Wallace is home and on the sick
Iist.-Mr and Mrs. F. Reynolds and VIM.
Shepherd are also i'll.
The high wind of last Monday did much
damage. Several sheds were blown down
and some were unroofed
| The schools all commenced last Monday
with the same teachers in the village, Miss
Anderson in the Cheney district Miss Nc
Golf in the Tenney district and Miss Will
liams at the Center.
| We will repeat, for the benefit Of the
| Albany party who sent US an item without
! giving his name, that we cannot use any
thing of the kind without knowing the
name of the sender. Ed
| Mrs. Stone and Mrs. Tenney entertained
the Ladies aid society last Tuesday. At
this meeting the following officers were
elected: Mrs. A. Austin, president in place
of Mrs. w. HI. Chaffee, resigned; Mrs.
Chaffee, first vice president; Miss Miles
second vice president; Mrs. Frasier secre-
tary and Mrs. Wallace, treasurer.
East Albany.
Mr.. T. P. Skinner, who has been in poor
health for some time, is gaining slowly.
East Bloomington.
G. w. Aldrich is going to build addi-
tiOn to his harm this SIMMER
G. W. Skinner has bought another pair
of large horses of TapIin & Kim ball.
Mrs. Thomas Lowery has returned home,
bringing Mr.. Lowery's mother, who is
very feeble, with her.
South Albany.
w. F.Scott moved to Coventry last week.
Mrs. VIM. Johnson is in very feeble
health.
Our school commences this week with
Annie Graham teacher.
Joseph Holmes has sold his place here to
party from MorrisvilIe.
There were no services at the w. M.
church last Sunday, on account of the alb
sence of the pastor.
Robert Young is at work for Gabriel
Patterson, putting on an addition to his
barn.-Robert Clark is working for A. D.
Patterson.
Lizzie Burton was home from Craftsbury
over the Sabbath.-Mrs. E. Gibson was
away last week attending the w. M. con-
ference in New York.
Bloomington Center.
Frank Wells has hired his fathers house
Lewis Wood raised his new barn last
Thursday.
David Grapes has sold his stock of goods