Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-23

School in district No. 10 closed June goth.
The pupils having no absences are:
Robert Anderson, Gladys Copeland, Alice,
Eva, Evelyn, Leo and Myrtle Dewing,
Herbert Graham, John and Willie Miller,
Beatrice Scott, Mildred Shepard, Arthur
and Walter Uric, Earle and Grace Vance,
Leo Williams. Those absent one day only
are: Daniel Dewing, Ernest Sanburn, Orlo
Vance and Walt Virgins.
East Albany.
Mrs. L. r. Hunter was called to Barton
recently on account of the illness of her
brother, FL. p. Coburn.
The Misses Avery and Bryant, the lady
evangelists, held services at the F. B.
church every evening last week.
Evangelistic meetings are to be con-
tinued this week, every evening at Albany,
North church. Children's object lesson
meeting Saturday, June %, 800 p. M.
Services Sunday at 10:45 a. m. Also at the
East church at 1 80 p. m. The interest is
on the increase. A goodly number have
started in the new life and others are
deeply affected.
as teacher, observed Decoration day on the
afternoon of Friday, June 9Th, it having
had to be postponed from the regular day
on account of the funeral of Mrs. Twom-
bly,. Very pleasing and appropriate exer-
cises were held and much credit is due
both teacher and scholars for the manner
in which all the exercises were carried out.
Mrs. William Shepard represented the
Albany w. r. z. and made few very
touching remarks, speaking of a brother,
Lieut.. Phelps, who died in the service and
in whose memory Phelps Post of Albany
was named. Thirty-two visitors were
present at the exercises. The house was
beautifully decorated with flowers and all
enjoyed the exercises very much.
Bloomington.
Mrs. L. L. Sanborn is ill.
Peter Fleming is building new barn.
Mrs. Eugene Burrows sister from Canada
visited her last week.
Minnie Virgins from Wolcott visited
relatives in this place recently.
o. A. Grow and wife spent last Wednes-
day with relatives in Island Pond.
Willie Carron, from New Hampshire,
spent last week with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Norman Carron.
T. r. Aiken took a carriage drive to Man
sonville and Dunkin, Canada recently and
visited his brother, M. L. Aiken.
The Ladies' Aid society from this place
were invited to meet with Mrs. Guild in
Evansville last Thursday afternoon, and a
pleasant time was enjoyed by all who were
present.
About forty neig hbors and friends passed
last Tuesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs.
| G. w. Grow, and were entertained with
music, games and readings. Ice-cream
! and cake were served, and pleasant time
| was enjoyed.
as Bloomington Center
Mr.. Daniel Dwyer has gone to Man
! chester, n. H.
Frank Wells visited relatives in Island
| Pond last week.
! Mrs. Alexander Stott lately visited her
son-in-l law, Frank Wells.
Philo Powers has returned from visit
to relatives in Oxford, P. @.
Children's Day exercises have been post
poned until Sunday, June %.
/ Miss Alma Hennessy is passing a few
days with Mrs. Oliver Dryer.
Levi Drew of Glover visited his niece
Mrs. Homer Leland, last week.
Misses Flora and Phoebe Powers lately
entertained Miss Edith Buzzell.
Miss Ruth Pelow visited her aunt, Mrs
Charles Colby, in Barton, recently.
J. HI. Silsby of Hartford, Conn.,, passed {
week at A. H. Gardyne's, recently.
E. w. Dudley is home from Lowell
Mass. Mrs. Dudley is expected this week
Mr.. Hiram Fox, who has been in poo
health long time, is growing more feeble
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Cook of Glover Wis
tied at the home of Homer Leland las
week.
Bert Seavey and Homer Leland hav
houses.
Mrs. Amanda Powers is visiting he
daug liter, Mrs. Thomas Chapman, Q
Glover.
Miss Emma Jerome former resident 9
this town, visited Mrs. j. g. Orne re
Gently.
A few days since it was announced tina
a passenger had arrived here from Cal!
fornia. 1t proved to be a nice dog, ser
by John Maxwell to his son, James Max
we'll.
Oliver Dryer lately received a visit frol
his sisters, Mrs. Sarah Briggs and Mr.
: Matte Pratt, of Manchester, N. Ell. Mr.
i Briggs has returned home, taking hi
t niece, Lillian Spencer, with her. Mr.
T Pratt will remain for awhile.
: The Ladies' Aid society will meet at tt
5 church Thursday, June 26, both afternoo
s and evening. Strawberries and cream
: with other refreshments, will be serve
r from five to eight O'Clock; price fiftee
Y cents. All are cordially invited.
s Mrs. A. Ii. Gardyne's mother, Mr.
. Ewens, who has spent the past few montl
a with her daughter, Mrs. Patten, in Lowe