Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-01-15

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and bride from Iron Hill, P. @. are stop
ping with Mr.. Baird's sister, Mrs. A. Burt
George H.Phelps Post and W.R.C. assist
ed by friends will present the war drama
"Hal Hazard, or The Union Spy" in Ma
pie hall next Thursday evening. Admis-
Is, Is and 35 cents. The w. r. G. will
furnish supper for those who wish, for 9
nominal price. Paul's orchestra will fur
nish music for the occasion. After the
supper there will be a promenade under
the management of the orchestra. The
"boys" are taking a good deal of pains to
furnish> something that will be both
wholesome and pleasing.
South Albany.
Communion at w. M. church yesterday.
w. F. Ames had a horse killed recently
by a falling tree.
Mrs. Trow bridge has returned from New
York, where she has been visiting relatives.
The donation at the M. E. church Fri
day evening was we'll attended. Proceeds,
$65.
There will be series of meetings in the
M. E. church, commencing Wednesday
evening. Rev. A. G. Austin is expecting
help.
East Bloomington.
Quite a number in this vicinity have
been having the grip.
Peter Fleming has gone to Burke to
work.
A. e Miles has been visiting friends in
Sheffield.-Mr. and Mrs. Albert Williams
have returned to their home in Conn
Wallace Hanson and his daughter, Mrs.
Gray, have returned from their trip to
Danville.
East Charleston.
L. w. Stevens and son commenced on
their lumber job last week.
Geo. G. Lang of Barton was in town last
week visiting his father, G. w. Lang.
W. F. Cargill is getting out lumbe and
to build a new barn next sum-
mer.
J. G. Stevens and wife of st. Johnsbury
were in town last week, called here by the
death of Mr.. Stevens brother.
d. l.. Morse, who has been sick the past
year, seems to be on the gain and his many
friends hope for his full recovery.
The reading circle will have an oyster
supper and promenade in the vestry next
Wednesday evening, commencing at 1880.
Supper, 25 cts. per couple.
J. III. Walcott was called to Sherbrook
last week by the illness of his daughter,
Mrs. Olive Shedrick. Mrs. Irving Walcott
has been there for while, helping to care
for her.
B. F. Davis now has his block in the
village fully occupied, having three fam
lies besides his own in it, and in the base
nent fronting on Main st. is the store of
l.. w. Stevens and the harness shop of Asa
gregory.
Edward Batchelder's youngest son, aged
.hree months, died last Thursday from the
effects of whooping- cough. Mr.. and Mrs.
8atchelder have one other child suffering
rom the same trouble. They have the
of the community in their be-
Rev. j. Thurston spoke Sunday, Jan. Z,
rom these words, "And Pharaoh said unto
Jacob, How old art Thou?' Gen.47:S. Three
cry important questions drawn from the
ext and dwelt upon were these: First,
low old art thou in years? Second, How
I'D art thou as a Christian? Third, How
Id art thou in Sin?
There will be an entertainment, consist
ng of speaking and singing by the schol-
RS from districts No. 2, 5, 6, 8, 10 and II. at
he church at East Charleston next Satur-
lay evening. Exercises to commence at
80 o'clock. Admission ten cents. pro-
eeds to be added to what we have, to pur
base globes for the schools in town.
A letter was received here last Monday
nnouncing the death of Chester Stevens
f Pennsylvania. He was the oldest son
f Mr.. and Mrs. r. P. Stevens of this place
nd large part of his life had been spent |
ere. His mother was visiting him and
was there at the time of his ILL
ess. The remains arrived here Monday |
ght and funeral services were held at the |
hurch Wednesday afternoon, ERev. MI.
'hurston off ciating.
" est Charleston.
Dana Krime has gone to Lowell, Mass,
} work.
L. o. Wilson is cutting ice on Plunkett
ond for all who desire it.
The Wednesday evening prayer meeting |
ill be held at j. B. Holton's this week.
All the sick ones are better; Drs. Catch
i and Kendrick have been very busy of
tie.
Miss Fleda Ruiter was called home from
arton last week on account of the death
f her grandmother, Mrs. John Ruiter.
Quite number of Masons from this
lace attended the Masonic District meet
lg at Island Pond last Tuesday. A very l.
leasant time was reported.
The remains of f Winnie of Everett |