Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-04-14
South Barton.

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James Stanford from Passumpsic visited |
at g. w. Abbott's last week.
A. Grammo has moved into the Frost
house near the o. & G. steam mill.
Mrs. E. j. Wheeler and children from
Barton Landing are here on short visit.
Orrin Gray is shingling and clapboard-
ing his house and making some repairs
inside.
Carroll Bickford is going to Evansville
where he has engaged to work in the
bobbin mill.
Albany.
Mrs. Ethan Cutler is on the sick list.
Mrs. T. o. Andrus continues to improve.
All who have recently met with accidents
are improving.
Eber Bashaw has recently placed a tele-
phone in his home.
Mrs. Sylvester Shu5e is caring for Mrs.
Twombly, who is Ill.
G. Ii. Clifford has hired Mrs. Hyde's
tenement and will move there soon.
Genevra Mccartney has gone to So. AL
bany to work for Guy Shephard's people.
Mrs. Arvilla Hyde has rented her rooms
and will go to burg to live with her
brother.
Rev. Mr.. Austin attended conference at
| St. Adams last week. Mr.. Austin does not
expect to be returned to this charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace EIdridge spent
part of last week in Barton with Lynn, who
is being treated by DR.. Nichols for his eyes.
The anniversary party has lost none of
its popularity, as Henry Hunters people
can testify. They were the recipients of
numerous gifts last week on the 10Th an
niversary of their marriage.
South Albany.
Miss Violet Tucker will teach the school
in the Andersonville district.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Uric are rejoicing
over the birth of a daughter.
Mrs. James Young, who has been seri-
ously ill, is reported to be a little better at
this writing. Mrs. Nettie Patterson has
been caring for her for few days.
There is to be maple sugar donation
for Rev. E. Trowbridge next Friday. His
friends will remember that there is no
''sugar place" connected with the parson-
age.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Lizzie Rice has gone to Boston to
visit one of her brothers.
Clara Grow has gone to Barton to care
for Mrs. Cutler who is ill.
Geo. Virgins is home from st. Johns
bury where he has been working.
Mrs. Allen Vincent who has been on
the sick list the past few days, is improving.
Mr.. Harley Dutton from Wisconsin
spent last Thursday with relatives in town.
E. E. buttons little boy Leslie who has
been quite Ill with pneumonia, is improv-
ing.
Richard Gotta from East Charleston Wis
tied at G. w. Crows and Nathan Berry's
last week.
Mrs. VIM. SerIe from LennoxvilIe, who
has been visiting relatives in this place,
has returned home.
BERTHE Cass has finished work for E. E.
Dutton and will go to New Hampshire
soon where ne has work.
Bloomington Center
j. G. Underwood was in town last We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Frank Kiser, who has been quite
sick, is better.
After short stay at home E. w. Dudley
returned to Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Merrill Lewis has returned from
her visit in Caledonia county.
Dana Smith had one of his legs fractured
Apr. 5, while working for w. F. Morey.
Hiram Fox, who has been in poor health
long time, has been worse the past few
days.
Edwin Aldrich has been painting and
papering for A. Fl. Gardyne, Judge Orne
and others.
Miss Flora Powers is home from West
Burke, where she visited her sister, Mrs.
Florence Duval.
Mrs. Elmer Robinson and two children
, of st. Johnsbury are visiting Mrs. Robin
, sons father, Judge Orne.
/ Rev. G. ]. Brown was unable to attend
the nj. E. conference at st. Adams, on
account of the illness of Mrs. Brown.
a Mrs. Amanda Powers, who has been
, visiting her daughter, Mrs. Thomas Chap
! man of Glover, is home again.
, Miss Annie Stott, who is a trained nurse,
came from Boston and helped care for her
p sister, Mrs. Frank Wells, the last few days
', she lived.
n Mrs. Maria Magoon, who was kindly
cared for at Rev. Z. j. Browns during her
q illness with pneumonia, has returned
h home.
= Mrs. Frank Wells, whose illness has
4 been mentioned in this paper died last
O Tuesday morning and was buried last Fri
day. Rev. G. j. Brown officiated at the
funeral. Her age was 3S years. 1t was 6
> little remarkable that four of Mrs. Wells
> brothers who acted as bearers are engineer
on the Grand Trunk Railroad.
, Evansville.
70 Mrs. George Woodland is quite sick.
q Miss Maude Sheldon has finished work
d for George Bickford.
v Mr.. Card of Barton Landing is driving
n VIM. Monteith's team.
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