Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-23

will work Tor MIR. roster.
If the party who sent us the items re-
garding the school teachers will give us
his name we shall be glad to sethem. led.
E. M. Carpenter will move sooninto the
house whichshe bought Of J. ". Brennan.
Mr. Ell. B. Smith and wife will board at the
hotel for a time. ~
The Me Snhday- school was re-organ-
lied yesterday with w. w. Foster, super
intendent. Mr.. Foster has filled this Of
flee for over twenty years.
breakfast at the Congregational yestry on
the morning of May LIST, price Is cents
Your presence is requested.
Albany.
Louise Lawrence is visiting at Geo. Law
rence's. -
Mrs. Nye, who has been visiting at j. B.
Darling's, has returned to Boston.
Mrs. Ida FIemming from Boston has
come to care for her mother, Mrs. Place,
for few weeks.
The Easter services passed off very sue
cessfully, the little folks doing very nicely.
Appropriate remarks were made by Rev.
Mr.. Lanson.
Mrs. A. Burt entertained her Sabbath
school class at her home recently. About
twenty little boys and girls were made
happy and went to their homes well
pleased.
Mrs. Julia Nye is home from Connecti-
cut and is stopping at o. M. Delano's for q
few days.-N. M. Johnson is at his fathers
for few days during vacation. This is
his first year at the Wesleyan University In
Connecticut.
C.E. Rogers has had the roof of his
house raised so that it is now a two-story
building. He has also had broad veranda
built round the house on three Sides
Mrs. Abbott is having her house painted
and papered.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Nichols, who has been quite ill, is
improving.
Geo. Blum from Canada is stopping at A.
Frovoncha's.
Alvin Barry has rented the Townsend
farm and taken possession. So.
Minnie Virgins and Bertha Loveland
have finished work for the Peerless COM
pany and have returned home. 81.
East Bloomington. ->.s1
Edgar Drown is on the sick list.
Mrs. Melissa Foss is visiting her son,
M. A. Foss. Mrs. Foss is in quite feeble
health. - = ts
Don Switzer is working at Passumpsic.
Ray Gage has gone to Sheffield to live
with an aunt. ~
A large party from Evansville attended
a sugar party at c.. W.. SINNERS last
week. All enjoyed the occasion.
j. Drown has commenced work on the
stone quarry Thomas Lovely has taken
the job to carry the milk to the Evansville
E,44S &Nys
Center.
Miss Ina Hopkins spent the past week
a. Judge Orne's.
Mrs. Frank Wells has been dangerously
ill the past few days. E Z
Mrs. Sarah Campbell, who has been veryt
sick through the winter, died last Thurs
day evening.
Elmer Leonard's son Ralph, aged eleven
years, who fell from ladder and broke
one of his arms short time ago, is doing
we'll. ~ s>-s'x'- '-.<ar.
B. j. Carter was in Bradford last week.
Miss Cross, sister of Ernest Cross, visited
N town last week.
Our item last week regard ing Mr.. E. s
Woodland, should have read Mrs. Woodland
Mrs. VIM. Brown from Woodsville, N H.
S visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Harvey
Foster.
w est Charleston.
Lem. Allbee has;gone LOWEST Burke.
Mrs. John Kettle is in very poor health.
DIR. G. s. Human is expected home this
week.
John Derusha cut his foot badly while at
work for Mr.. Clark recently.
Easter was observed with appropriate
exercises at the F. B. church. 81
Mrs. John Eley has been on the sick list
"A little child of John Lundervi1le is quite
lick. r.. fz
It's girl and weighs nine pounds.
Where? Ask Bert Armstrong and observe
hat smile.
The g. a. r: Post has secured Rev. Mr.. 1
3urgin of Hardwick as speaker for..Deco- 4
alton day. = = -; = 4
The item of last week should have read
Mrs. VIM. Griffin fell and broke her limb, i
instead OF Mr.. VIM. Griffin. ]
Mr.. Busheau has moved on to the Will
1ongeway place.--Mr. Robert. Parker has
moved into the Mary Hinman house.
The river is the highest known for sever
Il years and has done considerable damage