Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-03-24


Let more interest be exhibited in home
missions.
East Albany.
R. j. Jones is very iH.-Inez Daniels is
also on the sick list.
Homer Daniels and Miss Ina Phillips of
Barton visited Mr.. Daniels parents one
day recently.
Elmer Mathews and his brother, who
have been getting out scythe snaths here,
have gone home for few days visit.
On account of the storm Wednesday,
March 10, but few met at Rev. T. E. A.
Morrill's for the repast of sugar on snow.
An appointment was made to meet We'd
nesday, March &C. Refreshments with
new sugar will be served. Ladies will con-
tribute plain doughnuts and cake.
South ALBANY.
Mrs. L. W. Patterson is having a severe
attack of grip.
Miss Lulu Patterson is home fr ON Crafts
bury to remain until after sugaring.
Guy Sheppard takes possession of the
invoice the goods to-day.
The members of the Ladies' Social Circle
will hold business meeting at the church
next Wednesday at 2 p. m.
Bloomington Center
Mrs. Frank Wells is no better.
Henry Leland is working for Bert Seavey.
Hale Clark is home from HaverhilI, Mass.
Ralph Leonard is working for his uncle,
Homer Leland.
Mrs. Maria Magoon, who was so very
sick with pneumonia, is gaining slowly.
The school board met recently and re-
organized appointing Stephen Burrows,
clerk, and Mrs. E. A. Robinson, superin-
| tendent.
| The schools in town will commence
Monday, Apr. %. Miss Lizzie Blake of St,
Johnsbury will teach at Evansville; Miss
Mabel Dutton at the Centre; Clifton l.
Taylor at the village; Miss Flora Durham
of Barton Landing at the North Dist. and
East Bloomington.
East Bloomington.
George Sheldon is visiting in Fitch Bay
P. @.
Ina Orne of Yves tmore visited her brother
Fred last week.
Archie Drown has returned to his work
in Cleveland, Ohio.
Evansville.
Hale Clark is home for a while.
Earl Drown has returned to Barton t.
school.
Easter services will be held in the M. E
church.
Denison Gallup has finished work fol
Pike Mfg. Co.
Archie Drown has gone to Cleveland t,
work in fish house.
Geo. Currie of Pike Station is here work
ing in the stone shop.
School commences April %, Miss Blak,
of st. Johnsbury as teacher.
Myron Alexander has gone to CIevelanc
to work as fireman on one of the Iarg
| boats
William Viggue, who moved here from
Barton Landing a short time ago, ha
moved TO Barton and will work painting
Louis Grow, whose illness has beer
mentioned in this paper, died at his HON
on Sunday, March IS, after a long AM
painful illness. About fifteen weeks ag
he was taken sick with pneumonia havin,
quite serious time, but rallied from it
but taking cold he suffered relapse whicl
gradually reduced his strength until tn
end came. He was an honest, upright man
industrious in labor, careful in the man
agement of affairs, kind and neighborly
ready to help those who needed help. Fl
was born in East Charleston on the 18th O
August, 1860, and was married Aug. IS, 1896
His funeral was attended last Tuesday a
the house, Rev. Z. J. Brown officiating
He leaves to mourn his death his wife an
son Raymond, his father and mother, MI
and Mrs. E. A. Grow, two brothers an
two sisters, besides many friends an
neighbors. The remains were inferred i
the cemetery at Bloomington Center. Hi
friends have the sympathy of the Who'll
community.
West Charleston.
Mrs. }. Parker spent day in town las
week.
Mr.. Sullivan spent few days in Coat
cook last week.
Bert Hamilton from Wells River spen
Sunday with his parents.
Our stage driver, Mr.. Herbert Kinnie, j
suffering with the humps.
Mr.. George Shannon has moved into til
. tenement vacated by Henry Dryer.
Henry Lafoe has gone to Lancaster, n
H., where he has work for the summer.
News has been received of the birth of
daugh ter to DR.. and Mrs. Amos Parlin.
The school board have appointed Mr.
Kendrick as superintendent for the yea
Mr.. John Latham has hired out to tn