Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-09-16
East Albany.

in the place.--G. A. Tinker visited his sol
in Danville for the past two weeks.
A CARD. We wish to express our sincere
thanks to the neighbors and friends who
! SO kindly assisted US in the sickness, death
and burial of our loved sister and aunt
May the blessing # heaven rest upon then
| for their kindness and richly reward them
MRS. MARY HEATH,
MISS EMILY SMALLEY.
! Bloomington.
Mabel Parlin is working for Mr.. A. R
CoWles of Barton.
| A large porcupine was killed near Mrs
| Rice's house recently.
| Geo. Grow has purchased a buiIding-lot
on the shore of Bloomington pond and
will build cottage in the near future.
! Mae Beede, who has been spending sew
eraI weeks with her brother in New Jersey,
! has returned home.-Mrs. Orpha Dale
! from Island Pond is visiting relatives in
this place.-Several from this place attend
ed the fair at Barton.-A. E. Grow and
wife from Holland visited relatives in town
last week.-Mrs.. Smith from Lyndonville
spent last week with Mrs. Wiggins-Mrs.
Lizzie Foster and children from Island
Pond visited at L. Crows last week.
Harry Marsh aud wife from Holland were
in town last week.
Bloomington Center
w. G. Dutton has his new house partial
ly completed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dana Smith are the happy
parents of daughter, born Sept. 9th.
News has been received of the death of
Fred Seavey, a former resident of this
town.
Mrs. j. c. Houston has gone to Man
chester, N. H, on a visit.-Misses Maude
and Lizzie Maxwell have returned from
Lennoxville, p Q-Mrs. G. W. Batten has
Returned TO ter hone in Lowell, Mass.
Evansville.
Mrs E. A. Grow is quite sick.
Miss Lula Smith is home from Buffalo.
She was within about fifty feet of the pres
ident when he was shot.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. w. B. Guild and Miss
Alden of New York o start on Monday
for Buffalo W here they will visit the expo
sition.
Mr.. Ernest Alexander and son from St.
Adams were in town last week for a short
visit. Mr.. Alexander is an Evansville boy
and is making his mark in st. Adams a
first class druggist.
Elisha Foster and Bert Seavey were in
Concord, n. H, last week 10 attend the
funeral of Fred Seavey.-Mr. II. Webb and
wife of Lebanon, n. H., are visiting IL.
Perkins, Mrs. Webb's father.-Aiva Per-
kins is home from PIainfeld and expects
to remain here for while.
East Charleston.
w. j. Miner and wife of Saratoga are
visiting relatives in town.
Ed. Bly, & Son took q head of cattle to
the fair at Barton last week, most of them
registered Devons. They took about $50 90
in premiums.
The cemetery commissioners have had a
nice wire fence placed around the Center
cemetery, which Is great Improvement in
the looks. The work was done by j. B.
Freeman of Barton, agent for the cele-
brated Page fence.
West On lrl >ston.
Mr.. Latham has been repairing his house.
Several from this town attended the fair
at Barton. More would have gone had the
weather been favorable.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dryer were called
to Coventry recently to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Dryers mother, Mrs. Collins.
Mr.. E. o. Bennett who has been in poor
health for several years died Friday night.
james Bennett arrived a few hours before
his fat her died.
George Daggett is very sick.-Mrs. Arm
strong is no better.-Mrs. Eben Bruce is
on the sick list.-Miss Lillian Griffin who
has been at work at Newport, was brought
home recently and is now very i'll.
Island Pond.
Miss Mary Paquette has returned from
Portland.
Henry Ladd and family who have been
residing IN Lowell, Wash, will return to
this place.
E. NJ. Bartlett has gone to Indianapolis,
Ind, to attend meeting of the sovereign
grand lodge 1. o. o. f.
Thomas FL. Mason, train dispatcher, has
closed his connection with the Grand
Trunk r. r. and intends to go west.
Island Pond Lodge F. & A. M. enter