Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-04-09

nesses he had received at their hands dur
ing his stay in this place, and saying that
he felt he was unworthy of all the honor
they had conferred upon him as he had
simply tried to do his duty as a pastor and
a citizen. The gathering will long be
aforementioned as one of the pleasantesG
held in this place for long time. During
the five years Mr.. Douglass has been citi-
zen of this village he has made many warm
friends, not only among the members of
the Methodist church but among all class
es, this fact being plainly shown by this
gathering OF over 20 friends.
Barton Landing.
Carroll Ford is clerking for O.W Locke.
Mr.. Going.
G. A. Andrews held a teachers examina-
ton here last Friday and Saturday.
Chas. Coburn and family have moved
back here and will work for w. w. Fos-
ter.
Remember the lecture at Barton village
by Russell H. ConwelI next Wednesday
evening.
E. E. Stafford will hold his millinery
opening Thursday, Friday and Saturday
of this week.
Rev. J. A. Dixon goes to Bellows Falls
today to attend the annual session of the
Vermont Conference.
Horace Hyde's youngest child died last
week from the effects of the grip. The
funeral was held Sunday.
The school trustees have elected Wilder
S. Joslyn, clerk, and Miss Lizzie Eaton
superintendent for the coming year.
Special services will be held at the Cong.
church during the evenings of this week.
Everyone cordially invited to attend.
w. j. Joslyn has been appointed truant
officer for this place. Any cases of nom
attendance will be looked after if reported
to him.
Easter exercises will be held at the ME.
church next Sunday morning and will
take the place of the regular service as the
pastor will be away.
Albany.
Miss Alice Hitchcock received severe in
juries by falling, recently.
Herbert CowIes, who went West some
weeks since, has engaged in the undertake
er's business.
There will be a reception for the pastor
in the vestry of the NJ. E. church Tuesday
evening April 18th; all are cordially in
vited.
The Cong. church has secured the services
of the Rev. Mr.. Lanson from New York
and will hold meetings at the usual hour
hereafter.
While Mrs. G. S. Smith was riding on
sled with her husband recently, in going
over bad place in the road, she was thrown
out and the sled and its contents passed
completely over her. Fortunately she es-
capped with a few slight bruises.
South Albany.
Will Anderson is gaining.
James Uric has painted his barn.-Robert
Young is painting his house.
Orrie RowelI from Sugar Hill, N. H., is
helping Harvey Rowen in sugaring.
Rev. E. Trowbridge has returned from
Connecticut. A nephew returned with him.
Bloomington.
Frank Carpenter and wife from West
Concord visited friends in town last week.
Mrs. Nichols is on the sick Iist.-Stanley
Marsh, who has been quite ill, is able to be
out again.
Lorenzo Grow and wife went to Island
Pond last week to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Grows brother.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Lydia Farr has returned to her
home at Island Pond.
w Cpoooer hoe of hic cuuar 1o1ace tO
Peter Flemming, and will run his saving
machine this month.
Herbert Gray has hired Frank Pierce to
work for him this season.-Frank Wright |
has let his sugar place to William Lowery.
Bert Drown has taken Sam Farr's sugar |
place at Westmore.-Ernest Drown has |
gone to Westmore to work for j. w. Hyde.
Bloomington Center.
Quite a large company went to Homer !,
Leland's last Thursday to sample his new !;
sugar.
Lena Bushey is working for Charles w.
Smith. Samuel Maxwell has taken George |
Bickford's sugar place to carry on.
Easter services will be held next Sunday. |
There will be no sermon as the pastor,
Rev. S. G. Vail, attends the Conference at |
Bellows Falls.
Miss Lizzie Maxwell, who has been
working at Ernest buttons, has returned !
home-Mr. Oscar Gilbert of Enosburgh |
visited at w. G. Dutton's last week.
Evansville.
Henry Durham has finish work for e. |
Foster.
Alison Marshall has moved into rooms |
rented of Mrs. James Randall.
Geo. Roberts brother from Canada is
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