Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-22

teneInenC.-f. Reynolds has moved to the
place purchased of w. A. Sargent Charles
Falkner has moved on to the Reynolds
farm and will carry it on for w. A. Sar-
gent.
Bloomington.
DR.. Gilman is having his barn painted,
B. L. Scofield doing the work.
Oscar Loveland has rented Mr.. Bcede's
farm and will take possession this week.
George Virgins, who has been visiting
his parents in this place, has returned to
ST. Johnsbury. - Mrs. William Barnum
| visited her parents in Sutton recently.
Bertha Loveland, who has been working
in Barton Landing, has returned home
Frank Carron, has returned home from
| North Hatley, where he has been visiting.
I Captain Tucker, who had a shock about
six months ago does not appear to gain
much in strength. He has his faculties
and is able to sit up part of the time but
is in a condition requiring much care. 1t
seems sad that so brave man who was one
of the best officers of the old fighting elev-
enth Vermont should be brought so low.
Bloomington Center.
Ray Morse is painting and papering for
A. E. Denison.
VIM. Bruce has sold his place to r. G.
Vail for $4,000. Mr.. Vail is boarding at
A. E. Denisons.
Rev. S. g. Vail, in his two years earnest
work in this parish, won many friends
who regret his departure and will miss his
kind, cheerful encouragement and SYM
pathy, and who hope for his prosperity in
his new home.
East Bloomington.
Willard Aldrich who has been sick with
grip is better.-The measles are still raging.
Mrs. Mckay who has been working for
Willie Uttin has moved to Bloomington
Ctr.-Maude Sheldon has finished work at
A. III. browns and has gone to work at
Barton Landing.
Elma Cush man is visiting at Fl. Grays.-
Miss Emma Jones of Holland is visiting at
Willard Aldrich.-Ed. Alexander and two
children are visiting at @. w. Skinner's.-
Madge Mckay is stopping with her mother,
Mrs. Margaret Mcdonald.
Evansville.
Mr.. Hardy is moving into the house for
merly used for the parsonage.
E. Foster is painting and papering the
inside of his house and doing other re-
pairing.
Thomas Marshall has gone to Chatham
N. Y, to look after Rev. s. Q. Wallis horse
on the train.
Royal Vail has bought a residence at
i'm Of
has moved his goods there.
Geo. Roberts is here for a few days
Rev. NJ. S. Eddy visited bis mother, Mrs.
Nancy Eddy, and his sister, Mrs. Z. R.
Prescott, last week.
Alfred Brown from South Barton will
work for ID. H. Randall in the bobbin mill
for the season.-Thomas Degoosh is work
ing for VIM. Montelth on the miII.-Wal-
ter Buck and Chas. Blake have the job of
stacking Monteith's lumber this season.
Rev. s. G. Vail, who has been pastor of
the Methodist church here for two years
will not take work in the Vermont confer
ence this year. He has sent his goods to
New York where he is to make his home
for the present, as he has his fathers es-
tate to settle, his father having recently
died.
Mrs. j. w. Moore and little daughter,
Mrs. Carol Alexander, two little girls of
Denison Gallup's and Alonzo Smith are all
from the measles-U. w. Brown
is out. Henry Durham is getting along
well and will be out in few days.-M. A.
Foss is sick.-Mrs. Willard Trip is very
low with pneumonia.-Chas.B lake's little
children and Elmer Drown are sick.
West Charleston
Mrs. Fifield is at work for the Wilson
Brothers at East Charleston.
Mr.. Wheeler from Westfield, Mass, has
moved into the Dwyre house.
S. E. Winslow and G. l.. Dodge of Barton |
were in town last week.-Mr. and Mrs. !
William Blodgett of Newport spent Sun
day in town.
The Baptist minister is expected this
week.-Rev. Mr.. Squires of Providence, r. |
l., arrived April 18th and has given two |
a BILE discourses.
Miss Alice Chase will teach the spring |
term of school at Bloomington Center
Miss Martha Wilson of Derby will teach |
the primary school in this village COM
to-day.
Miss Alice Cum mings, who has been
stopping with Mrs. Q. S. Human, has gone
to her home at Nathan Allen's.-Miss Julia
Clark, who has been stopping with her
sister, Mrs. A. w. Lyon, has returned to
her home at Island Pond.
Mr.. R. Parker's little girl is quite sick
md under the care of DR.. Gatchell.-Mrs.
E. Robertson, who has been sick for some
weeks is now gaining.-Mr. E. o. Bennett,
who has been in very poor health for some
lime, seems to be failing.