Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-03-18

much credit is due to those in charge for
! the manner in which the program was
carried out.
Albany.
Mrs. FL. B. Cha mberIain and Miss o.
! Dutton visited in Crafts bury last Thursday.
Mrs. F. w. Tenney is sick.-Rev. Mr.
Lansing, who has been i'll for long time.
| is improving.
very pleasant event was the recent
marriage of Miss Alice Hitchcock to G. II.
Clifford of Barton Landing. The bride is
one OF our most estimable young ladies and
many wishes for her future happiness
accompany her to her new home.
East Albany.
Mrs Mabel TwombIy and son Roy are
visiting Mrs. Twombly's parents at Barton
Landing.
Mrs. L. r. Hunter has a heller which
before it was two years old made a five
pound tub of butter besides supplying all
the milk, cream and butter for a family of
three. Who beats?
Last Sunday morning as Mrs. Mary
Heath was bending over the bed of her
sister, who is ill, she fell forward uncon-
was placed on the bed where she regained
consciousness. At present she is no better
South Albany.
N. S. Ames seems to be gaining.
Harvey Ferry visited relatives in Bur-
lington recently.
Oney Rowell has engaged to work for A.
ID. Patterson during the summer.
Harley Hanson has moved to Glover
into the house he purchased of the Squires
estate.-A. ID. Patterson has rented the
Bliss house to Mr.. Suliham.-Miss Jane
Harvey has moved back into her house.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Lillian Odell has been quite ill the
past week.
Remember the auction sale of the John
Campbell farm together with the stock,
tools and hay on March 9th. g.
Harry Blake has returned home from
Boston, where he has been visiting
Minnie Virgins visited her brother. Fred
in st. Johnsbury last week.
Evansville.
Mrs. L. A. Drown has gone to Woods
vile, n. II.
Bessie Monteith has been under the
doctors care for a time.
Miss Eunice Vail is at home spending
her vacation.-EarI Drown is home from
school at Barton
Charles Foster, Miss Emma Monteith
and Mrs. c. r. Prescott attended the
musical convention at Barton Landing.
Mr.. George Bickford met with painful |
accident last Monday while splitting wooc.
chip hit him in the eye and it is feared
the sight will be destroyed.
Rev. S. G. Vail was called to Chatham.
n. Y, by the death of his father last |
Thursday. Rev. A. b. Blake of Barton /
supplied his pulpit Sunday morning at this |
place.
Mr.. Alexander Trip, mentioned i'm last |
weeks item, died Tuesday night at 1O:4O. |
Funeral was held at his late home Thurs
day, Rev. o. +. Newton officiating. The |
family have the sympathy of the com |
munity.
East Charleston.
c. II. Chase has sold his farm and stock
to the Wilson brothers.
Some of our farmers have been getting
their buckets ready for sugaring. . "a
A. Moulton is home from East Haven
where he has been at work with his team
this winter.
The school directors at a recent meeting
organized by electing &. n. Moulton chair
man ana Will Reed clerk.
Mr.. Chamberlin who has worked in the
creamery the past year, has been engaged
for another year. This year he makes the
butter for stated sum and pays for the
extra help needed.
Wilson Buck, president of the creamery
association, recently visited Portland, Me-,
and several places in Massachusetts, in the
interests of the creamery with the view of
securing better market for the butter.
A. ID. Piper has moved on to the farm
which he recently purchased of Oscar Grey.
"A. e. Gallup who sold his farm to Geo.
Shannon some time ago has secured it
again and we understand is to take posses
sion soon.
Miss Olive Chaffee celebrated her 18th
birthday March 18th by inviting several of
her schoolmates to spend the afternoon
with her at the home of her aunt, Mrs. @.
B.Stoddard, with whom she has lived since
she was four years old. Refreshments were
served and a fine time reported by the
little folks.
Alex rripp, whose death occurred at his
home in Barton last week was a former
resident OF this place and had many friends
here who extend sympathy to the family.
B. F. Trip and son, w. e. Trip, Fred
Trip and wife, Mrs. Lizzie Buck and Mrs.
G. E. Coruth went to Barton last Wednes-
day to attend the funeral of Mr.. Trip.
West Charleston