Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-29


Mrs. Charles Winget is sick with mea-
sizes.
Communion service at the Methodist
church May 5.
George Saunders has set a row of trees
the entire length of his land on Water
street.
Jesse Shute has so far started his mill as
to blow the whistle and he soon expects to
turn out plenty of butter boxes.
School commences in the village district
Monday. The upper department
will be taught by Miss Wylie and the pri-
mary by Miss Ladeau.
We are pleased to note that Andrew I.
Rogers won the first prize in a recent mill
tary drill contest at the Montpelier SEM
mary. 1t is a silver medal valued at eleven
We are glad to see our Albany
boys succeed.
Miles & Whitmore, who recently pur-
chased the mill of ID. o. Gill, nave paid for
it cash down, and we predict that in their
hands this mill, which has failed every
body who has touched it thus far, will be
a grand success.
Patrick McCaffery, who has been in poor
health for the past few weeks, die sud-
denly of heart failure on April %. He was
70 years old and was born in Ireland, but
had lived in Albany for many years. His
sons, Mark and Thomas, and daughters,
Mary and Rosa from Boston, were present
to attend the funeral.
East Albany.
Rev. c. S. Hamilton will resume his
la bors at the F. w. B. church next Sun
day.
Mr.. c.. c.. Batchelder and wife nave come
to live with Mrs. Bagley.-Miss Ellen
T. E.. Durkin has two eggs one 8 by 81
weighing 6 ouncesa and the other N
by 81 inches weighing 5 ounces. Who
beats?
South Albany.
Oney RowelI visited in New Hampshire
last week.
Hon. w. w. Miles of Barton will deliver
the address on Decoration Day at Glover.
Robert Clark has returned from the
Moody school and is working for John
Anderson.
There was a quiet wedding at the home
of Mrs. Edith Anderson last Wednesday,
when Mrs. Anderson and c. II. Porter
were united in marriage.
A little son arrived at the home of Mr..
Mrs. Felix Pelow recently.
Felix Pelow recently purchased a fine
of A. r. Cowles for his daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom Gray have been sick
the grip. Their daughters have been
for them.
Bloomington.
Fred G. Orne was in East Haven on bust
ness last week.
Bert Drown has gone to Methuen to
Fox is working for All
Bean.
Clayton Burrows of Bloomington Center
s engaged to teach in Dist. No. 4.-Elsie
has gone to Irasburg to teach in
he Edmunds district.
Emma jerome who has been visiting at
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.anding-Ed. Alexander has gone to
Burke. Mr.. Alexander has been spending
few weeks with his sister, Mrs. Z. w.
Center.
Ms. Ewens is visiting at Troy.
d. 1. Grapes is to have a telephone put
nto his house.
Mrs. Homer Leland, who has been sick
With grip is better.
Mr.. LaFoe who has lived ON Ernest Dut-
on's farm has moved to Derby.
Ed. Dudley and Ray Morse shingled
Judge Orne's and Jonas Flint's houses last
7eek.
Mr.. Albert Wells, who remains feeble,
listed his daughter, Mrs. A. E. Denison,
asst week.
Mrs. Charles Colby of Barton recently
pent a few days with her relatives in town.
Mrs. Clara Barnum has returned home.
Miss Ella Berry of Sheffield ana Mrs.
Jettie Maxwell of Barton Landing called
n friends here last week.-Frank Pierce
Tas home last week on account of the ILL
ess of his mother, Mrs. Betsey Pierce.
Mrs. Walter Buck is very sick.
Frank Seavey is repairing his buildings.
Eugene Alexander of Newport is visiting
/ town.
Mrs. Nancy Eddy has gone to Norris
lie on a visit.-E. Foster has gone to
pringfeld.
Marshall Clement of Barton Landing has
moving on to the farm lately
of j. G. Gray.
Miss Hardy has finished work for w. B.
uild and gone to Barton Landing to work.
-Chas. billiard is working for ID. III. Ran
all.
Charleston