Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-03-31


hausted. Mrs. Scott, the nearest neigh
Dor, was the first to reach there and it was
then too late to save anything. The old
gentleman did manage to save their COW
and horse 1t leaves them in a sad plight
as there was no clothing of any description
saved and they had no insurance.
Bloomington.
Andrew Wiley from Barton Landing
spent last week at o. A. Crows.
Roscoe Dutton is having an attack of
the grip. Mrs. Gilbert Gross is in feeble
health.
The friends of Mrs, Wallace Kennison
are glad to see her out again after long
illness.
Mrs. Cannie Parker has been quite ill
the past week but is improving at this
writing.
Mr.. Pierce's daughter and family, who
have been spending several weeks with
him, have returned to their hcme in Barre.
{; Mr.. Stratford from Westmore has
rented rooms in William Cheney's house
and the blacksmith shop of w. G. SEQ
field and will do blacksmithing and gen.
eral repairing.
Bloomington Center
Mrs. Frank Wells continues to fail.
Mrs. Merrill Lewis has gone to Caledonia
County.
James Maxwell is working for M. G.
Parker.
Frank Seavey's little child was quite i'll
the past week.
Homer Leland's child was quite i'll few
days since but is now better.
D. l. Grapes and Rev. G. J. Brown took
trip to Island Pond last week.
Mrs. Nettie Going Aldrich of Dalton
n. H., is visiting her father, L. B. Going.
Mr.. Daniel Pierce, who has been board
ing with Mrs. Bailey, has returned home.
Sammie Maxwell of Barton Landing il
staying with his cousin, James Maxwell.
Mrs. Maria Magoon's friends were very
glad to see her able to go to church again
Miss Flora Powers has gone to Yves
Burke to visit her sister, Mrs. Florenc}
Duval
Mrs. Amanda Powers is visiting he
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Chapman, o
Glover.
Mrs. Henry Leland went to Albany las
week to spend few days with her brother
Willis Gray.
Miss Ethel Bates has finished work a
Mr.. Halls and is gong to work at Barto
in the Peerless.
| no O nile CO6 wifi h
quantity and quality of the sugar Whic
they are making.
Mrs. Homer LeIand's father, Owen Rob
inson, visited her on his return from Bran
ford, Conn, where he spent some tim
with his son, Fred Robinson.
East Bloomington.
Will Aldrich purchased team last week
George Sheldon has gone to East Wind
} sor, Conn, to work on a tobacco farm.
Job Drown has purchased of Phil Rob
| erts driving horse, carriage, sleigh, robe
and harness.
= Eva nSviIIe.
| Frank Magoon is working for VIM. Mon
teith.
' Louis Wiley has moved into the Mile
T.. house.
Mr.. CowIes from Barton was in tow
the past week.
l Mrs. Harvey Foster is in town visitin
friends.
e Chas. Blake has hired for the season wit
Fred Virgins of Irasburg.
S T. F. Marshall is building an addition i
his barn. Mr.. Knapp is doing the worl
l VIM. Monteith intends purchasing a tea
t and will do his own yard and road wor
this year at the mill.
East Charleston.
Remember the promenade Wednesda
evening, April End.
Mrs. P. J. Plunkett from Barton WI
:, here last week caring for Mrs. Blood.
Mr.. Chas. Chappell and Mr.. Roy Chene
t from West Derby were in town last wee
The chiIdrens meeting will be held me-
Friday, instead of Saturday, at the vestrI
The Ladies' Aid Society meet in the We
Il try Wednesday, April End, in the forenoo
Ladies requested to bring food.
J We understand that DR.. ParIin startd
to-day for Chicago where he will contin
his course in medicine and surgery.
e Mr.. G. o. Shedrick from Sherbroo
= spent few days here last week. MI
Shedrick returned home with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Moody were called
LyndonVille recently on account of the
ness of their daug hter, Mrs. Geo. Parke
Regardless of the high price the ely
River creamery paid for January butte
it paid Csc. per Id. for butter made duri1
IL the month of February.
- In series of sermons on the ''Expa ndiI
Church, Rev. Mr.. Maben will preach up}
49, the subject Of 'Paul at Athens" The SO
- mon will be preceded by an illustrat
talk to the children. Sunday school