Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-01-28


thick and as clear as a crystal. j. G. Turn
bull is also putting up his stock of ice for
his creamery.
South Barton.
Mrs. G. I. Drown is in New Hampshire
on visit.
Miss Lila Kimball is home from Wilder
for short vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Lord are rejoicing
over the arrival of fine ten-pound son.
Mrs. Mary Holtham is in Sutton caring
for her daughter, Mrs. Hollis Allard, who
is very i'll.
Miss Maud Macomber, who has taught
the school here for the past year, has gone
to her home in ftsbury. Her many
friends are pleased to know that she is
coming back to teach the spring term, as
she is an excellent teacher.
The remains OF Mrs. Israel Parker, who
has been sick for a long time at West
Burke, were brought here for burial last
Saturday. She was a sister of the late N.
L. Folsom and one of a family of sixteen
children. This was her birthplace and the
home of her childhood. She was lovely
Albany.
Miss Kate Barry is visiting at E. G. Car
ter's
The school at the Centre closes this
week.
The shows given by German & Ford
were well attended.
Let all come and enjoy the oysters at the
M. E. vestry Tuesday evening.
Remember the lecture by V. B. Cushing
of Maine at East Craftsbury, Thursday
evening, February 7.
Leon Shute is building preparatory to
running a mill. He will also have a feed
store in connection.
Mrs. F. J. Newton has returned home.
She was quite seriously i'll while away Wis
iting her sister in New Hampshire.
The friends of Mrs. James Cameron are
pleased to learn that she has so far recover
cred from her sickness as to be able to ride
out.
Bloomington.
The village school taught by Miss Ethel
O'Rourke of Derby closed last Friday.
Mabel Parlin and Myrtle Virgins who
have been ill the past week are improving.
J. NJ. Wyman and j. E. Young are now
connected by telephone with the outer
world.
Miss Charity Bates of Derby is caring for
Mrs. VIM. Davis who has been confined to
her bed for several weeks.
l.. T. Grow and wife have returned from
Canada where they went to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Crows cousin.
Mrs. Wilson from st. Johnsbury visited
friends in town last week.-Geo. E. Wig
gins was home from st. Johnsbury last
week.-Carl Pierce is home from the Phil
ippines and the rest of the boys are expect
ed soon.
The Ladies' Aid society held a social at
G. j. Gross last Friday evening. There
were about 70 present. Cake and coffee
were served and a literary and musical
helped to pass the evening
very pleasantly.
Bloomington Grange P. OF II. met Fri
day evening. Bro. w. L. Barrows of Mem
phremagog Grange installed the following
officers for 1901: Master, 4. w. Wiley;
overseer, w. @. Dutton lecturer, +. a.
Robinson; steward, Julia A. Stafford
assistant steward, S. G. Marsh chaplain,
I. @. Crandall; treasurer, E. ID. Stafford
Marion e. Tinkham; gatekeeper,
A. S. Whitney; Ceres, Eliza Whitney;
May Boden; Flora, Mabel G.
Dutton; assistant lady steward, Edna E.
DuttOn. Eleven We're present from Mem
phremagog Grange. The installation was
followed by musical and literary program.
Bloomington Center.
Lawrence Leonard has gone to Irasburgh
to attend school.
Geo. Cowling of st. Johnsbury was in
town last Sunday.
There will be preaching every Sunday
1T the Center church at p. m.
Mrs. Frank Wells has been sick for the
past few days.. G. Orne, w. HI. Burrows,
and Mrs. A. E. Dennison are all sick with |
5he grip.
j. M. FOss and son exhibited their NOV
ng pictures here last Wednesday evening. |
There was very fair audience and they
we're very we'll received.
Miss Nora Warner closed her school at |
he Center last Friday. Miss Warner has
jaught this school with very good success
iur1ng the three terms of the year.
Mrs. L. A. Drown is sick with the grip. |
The creamery paid 223 cts. and 235 cts. |
Tor Decem Der butter.
Mrs. 3. J. Carter's father and mother
have gone to New York.
Harry Bickford and family stopped with
heir parents over Sunday.
The Pike Mfg. Co. are shipping a large
number of scythe stones at the present