Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-15
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her sons wife and daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Lance of Cabot are
visiting at the M. E. parsonage.
Mrs. Louis Wiley and son and Stafford
Gillian are all sick with the Measles
Henry Durham is very sick with measles.
Mrs. w. B. Guild is suffering from a
severe attack of erysipelas in her hands
and arms. Miss Hardy is working for her.
1t is expected the minister will be sta
toned at Bloomington Center this year
instead of this village because there is no
building to rent here.
Rev. S. G. Vail delivered his farewell SER
mon yesterday. He has been a most faith
full, hard working and efficient pastor and
his departure will be regretted.
During the past year the pastor here has
made 1863 pastoral visits, travelled in the
interest of the parish 1918 miles, and
preached Y times beside weekly meetings.
Rev. Seymour c. Vail will start for con-
ference next week and from there will go
to Spencertown, N. Y, his home for the
coming year. His daughter Eunice will
accompany him.
West Charleston
Mrs. Rufus Barnard expects to start for
California about April Both.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Temple are rejoicing
over the birth of a baby girl.
Mrs. ulia AIbee has been at East Charles
ton to assist in caring for her nephew, John
Bly,, who is very sick.
Mrs. E. Robertson is sick at Mrs. Charles
Humans. Her granddaughter, Miss Alice
Robertson of West Derby is caring for her.
Lem Albee is at home for the Easter
holidays.-Miss Shirley Human is home
from West Derby where she has been on a
visit.
Mr.. Greggs has moved to Arthur Kid
der's tenement in Morgan and will work
for Mr.. Kidder this season.-Mr. Mack has
moved from the Parlin tenement to the
Chaplin farm vacated by Mr.. Greggs.
The ladies of the G. A. r. will give a
nightcap social in -schoolhouse hall April
18th. Good music will be furnished from
eight to twelve O'Clock. Every lady is re-
quested to carry a box of refreshments for
two, also two nightcaps.
EdSJ
A. j. Lang and son have started their
sawmill.
B. c.. Royce is home from Newport,
where he has been serving as petit juror.
George Lowell has moved from Island
Pond into George Spauldiug's house in
the village.
Hattie Goodwin is home from Boston on
account of the sickness of her mother, Mrs.
c. o. Goodwin.
F. c. Stoddard, who went to St. Johns
bury a short time ago, has a position in
Atwood's bakery.
Our item last week in regard to the price
of creamery butter should have said Feb
ruary instead of January.
Mrs. Lizzie Buck has purchased of Alfred
Wilson the house known as the r. L. Will
son house in this village.
The Modern Woodmen are painting and
papering and otherwise repairing their
ball They are preparing for an entertain
ment iii the near future.
Irwin Garno of st. Johnsbury and Miss
Maria Canning of this place were married
April 4, Rev. Mr.. Atwood performing the
marriage ceremony. Much joy is hoped
for the new couple.
Miss Mary Thayer has been quite sick
with the measles at the home of Frank
Colburn.-Mrs. Clark Royce has been quite
sick for some time. Mrs. B. j.. Royce is
helping to care for her.-Mrs. Martha
Davis is so far recovered as to be about the
house.
Island Pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Morse observed their
wedding anniversary last week.
News has been received of the death of
Mrs. Warner, a former resident of this
place, at Plover, Wis, recently.
Miss Jennie Murphy, who has been in
the Maine Eye and Ear Infirmary for
treatment, has had a successful operation
performed on her eye.
R. B. Davis and w. A. Moore have pur-
chased w. P. Stevens grocery business
and taken possession. j. f. Linden will
remain with the new firm as delivery clerk.
Mrs. Alice Hancock is very low at this
writing.
All the schools in town will
Monday, Apr. %.
Charles Taylor OF Derby will teach in
district No. 5.
Willie Corrow is home from L~yndonville
for a short stay.
There will be no service at the NJ. f.
church next Sabbath in the absence Of the
pastor at conference.
Bartlett Goodnough of Barton Landing
Amy Kinsley of Lowell will teach the
village chool this spring.
Mr.. Frank Niles, Mrs. VIM. Niles and
Charles Smith went TO Derby last Monday
% attend the funeral of Mr. / RahcOck- |