Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-01-13

with her daughter, Mrs. ]. B. Rogers, and !
is improving in health.
Clayton Butler, formerly of this place,
has recently received a distinguished pro-
motion in his business in Quebec
Pearl Rowell is very sick with pneu-
Alden Darling is in very
critical conditional. NJ. George is suffer-
ing from a cold I'D sore throat. Many of
our people are similarly afflicted.
East Albany.
Mrs. Mary Willis is ill at the home of
Ernest Sanborn.
Miss Mary Heath and Miss Emma Small
ley are visiting relatives in Hardwick.
Walter Grant has returned home from
Burlington hospital, where he had foot
amputated It is a sad case for boy only
ten years old.
There will be donation visit for Rev.
Mr.. Morrill, at the new church at East
Albany on the evening of Jan. 23d. All
are cordially invited. Oysters will be
served.
The oyster supper at Ernest Sanborn's
last Wednesday evening was largely at
tended. Quite a number from Irasburg
were present, and the proceeds, which are
for school bell, were $16.
South Albany.
Edgar Farr is going to West Albany to
work.
E. M. Gallagher has bought new steam
engine for his mill.
Geo. Bickford fell from the hay loft re-
Gently and broke two ribs.
A. d. Patterson IS getting out lumber to
enlarge his barn in the spring.
And rev Graham is to repair his house.
Fred Newton is to do the work.
Mrs. Edgar Farr has gone to stop for a
while with her sister, Mrs. E. j. Douglass.
Mrs. Dew1ng and Miss Nellie White
more have been on the sick list the past
week.
1t is reported that John Hafford is get
ting out lumber to build house in St.
Johnsbury.
On account of the illness of the teacher
there will be no school for few days in
the AndersonviIIe district.
Jane Harvey is at home again.-Mary
Cutler, who has been in poor health at Rev.
Mr.. Trowbridge's, is reported better.
There will be donation and oyster sup
per at the M. E. church dining rooms on
Friday evening, Jan. II. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all.
he fri
Mrs. A. j. Anderson met at their home
last Monday evening to remind them that
it was the seventeenth anniversary Of theiI
marriage. A pleasant time was enjoyed.
Surprise parties seem to be III order Just
now. There have been two in the neigh
borbood the past week, one at A j. An
derson's on Monday evening and another
at Mrs Nettie Patterson's for Miss Lulu on
Thursday evening, the last being genuine
surprise to Lulu at least. A goodly num-
Der were present at both places.
Bloomington.
Sheriff Miles has appointed Benz
Burrows of this town as deputy sheriff.
F. 5. Lang recently purchased from w
III. Burrows of Bloomington one of the
finest young horses in this state. She i:
by Stanford, her dam by Abdallah Wilkes
and own sister to Belle W, 2, ISL.
Bloomington Center
Mrs. F. B. Wells is slightly improving.
Ethel Bates has gone to Barton wher,
she is working for w. L. Jacobs.
Charles Smith has bought large guam
tity of hay of d. l. Grapes and is pressing
it for market.
Mrs. Susan Seavey has returned from
Cambridge, Mass, where she has spen
several weeks visiting her brother, Joshus
Twombly.
A. E. Denison has sold his farm to D. 1
Grapes and is moving to Barton Landing
d. l. Grapes has sold his farm to JOIN
Young, taking Mr.. Young's farm in ex
change.
Our community was greatly shocked ant
saddened by the death of Mrs. Theodor
Carpenter who was ill only few hours
Mrs. Carpenter had only lived here few
months but by her fine Christian characte
she had won hosts of friends and it is no
only great loss to the community but t.
the church. The deceased was the onl
daughter of d. Hiram and Sarah A. Fox
who are we'll advanced in years and quit
feeble, and it seemed to them that she wa
their main stay. She also leaves to mourn
her loss, husband, two sons, one daugh
ter and brother, aud they all have tn
heartfelt sympathy of the community
The family came here from Westmore
where they had resided for number Q
: years, and by the many friends from tina
town who were present at the funeral an
the beautiful flowers which they were in
strumental in providing, as we'll as the sa
faces, showed the love they had for tn
departed. Rev. g. J. Brown of this plac
and Rev. z. o. Gill OF Westmore OBLIGATED
speaking we'll chosen words of the decease
and Comforting words tn the nournarc