Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-03-19

church a part of the time, in the absence
of the pastor.
Rev. E. Trowbridge was called to Con-
necticut recently, on account of the illness
of brother.
The weather permitting, the Ladies' Cir
Gle will hold a sugar festival at the school
house Thursday evening of this week.
News has been received here of the death
of Joel Trowbridge in Connecticut. He
spent one winter here a few years ago and
taught singing school.
A donation visit for Rev. E. Trowbridge
viii be given at the parsonage next Friday.
Those who cannot conveniently come in
the evening come in the afternoon. Oys-
tiers served and all cordially invited.
Bloomington.
Mabel Parlln, who has not been as we'll
for time, is improving.
Congratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. r. j.
M urray of ST. JOhnsbury over the birth of
an eight pound baby girl. Mrs. Murray's
mother, Mrs. A. M. Gray, is caring for her.
Mrs. Ella Russell from St. Johnsbury
visited friends in town last week.-Mrs..
tives in this place for the past few weeks,
has returned to her home in Island Pond.
East Bloomington.
Willie Fitzpatrick was in town last week
visiting friends.
Hale Clark has gone to Irasburgh to
work for John Brennan.
Mrs. Homer Seavey from Irasburgh has
been visiting her mother, Mrs. Fuller.
Bloomington Center.
Mrs. Susan Seavey, who has been sick
and threatened with pneumonia is better.
Lucius Lund has moved to the John
Miles farm.-John Young has taken S. R.
Jenkins farm.
Mrs. E. A. Robinson has been appointed
superintendent of schools and A. E. Deni-
son clerk of the school board.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert ellis received a
visit last week from a nephew of Cam
bridge, Mass.-Mrs. Lucius Lund is home
from Charleston, where she has been the
past few weeks.
Evansville.
E. Black has gone to work for the E. l..
The fourth quarterly conference was held
in the vestry of the ME. church last Mon
day, Rev. j. o. Sherburne, P. E., was pres
ent.
B. H. Covey has finished work for the
Creamery Co. Cora Perkins has finished
work for John Barnard and has come
home for time.
n. Covey is visiting in Lowell.-AIvin
Perkins is home ON visit.-Miss Harriet
Vail has gone TO visit friends in Cabot for
a few days.-Mrs. G. r. Prescott from Bar
ton is visiting friends here.
Frank Hunts mother, who is stopping
with him, is in very poor health.-Mrs.
Harry Bickford has been quite sick, but is
a little better.-LittIe Hazel Alexander is
sick with the whooping- cough.
Chas. Foster has gone to WoodsvilIe, N H.
to work for the B. & M. r. r. in the yard
Emerson has moved to
Wells River.-Martha Foster has gone to
Woodsville, n. H., to visit her sister, Mrs.
VIM. Brown.-A brother of Mrs. Harry
visited here last week.
East Charleston.
MRS. Jerry Applebee has gone to live
with her daughter, Mrs. Harry Piper.
H. j. Hudson is spending few days in
Rutland visiting his mother and sister.
Harry Morse has returned from Lowell,
Mass, where he has been at work through
the winter.
The school directors have appointed DR..
r. A. GatchelI superintendent of schools
for the coming year
Mrs. Andrew Cloud is very ill with
seems to be consider
able sickness in town at the present time;
hard colds and grip among the older ones
and whooping- cough among the children. |
West Charleston.
Q. E. Allbee has sold his grist- mill to |
Bert Nelson of Derby Line.
M. F. Cheney of East Charleston has en-
gagged to work for VIM. Nelson in the saw
mill.
Clarence Burbeck and Lem. Wilson have |
been sick the past week.-Charles Church
and son, Henry, have both been very sick
during the last two weeks. They are some
better at present.
George Dow of Cabot has been here buy
ing cows.-Mrs. Chas. Twombly and chill
1ren have been visiting at DR.. R.A. Catch
ell's.-Lem. Allbee is at home for a few
1ays.-Amos Parlin is at home from Bos-
ION, visiting his parents and friends.
Coventry.
The social in the Cong. vestry Friday
evening was enjoyed by all.
William Elliott has taken Henry Blacks
farm and takes immediate possession.
Rev. j. A. Dixon will preach at the M. E.