Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-04-28

his farm and will carry it on the coming
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, who have been in
Hardwick for year, will occupy their
home soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. B. Cham berlin, who |
have spent the past year in Dakota have
returned to their home. All are glad to
welcome them.
Joseph Labounty from Lowell has moved |
his family to Martin Sinon's place. Mr..
Labounty goes to New. York where he has
employment.
! George Tenney has returned to Vermont
coming by way of Mexico and the South
ern states, stopping at Washington and
other places of note. All hope to see him
with health greatly improved.
East Albany.
Lula Daniels is working for Mr.. Harlow
in Barton.
FL. P. Coburn of South Barton was here
recently
Mrs. L. r. Hunter has been visiting
relatives in Barton the past week.
Mrs. John France of Irasburgh is caring
for Mrs. J. J. TwombIy, who has been seri
ously ill but is now gaining quite rapidly.
School in Dist. No. 9 commences Mon
day with Leo Cook of Irasburgh as teacher.
It will be his fourth term in this district.
Frank Tinker, who has been attending
school at Mortified, Mass, is here for a
few days on business for his father who
is in Danville.
South Albany.
Edgar Farr has moved his family to West
Derby.
The school commences Monday, Miss
Minnie Wylie teacher.
Lyman Ellis has gone to Coventry to
work for the Scott brothers.
Mrs. A. D. Patterson was in Barton
Landing last week with her daughter, Mrs.
F. c. Brown.
The Epworth League will hold May
flower social with Miss Fiorisse Williams
Thursday evening May 1st. All are cord
tally invited.
Bloomington.
The village school begins today, taught
by Clifton Taylor.
Mabel Parlin of Barton Landing has
been visiting friends here.
Several from this place attended the
wedding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Hec-
tor Lapierre Monday evening, April 21,
and report pleasant time.
The remains of Abel Wheeler, formerly
OF this place, who died at Newton, Mass,
last week, were brought to his sons,
Clarence Wheeler, and buried yesterday at
West Charleston.
: Mrs. Beede has purchased the home
, farm and her son Fred will carry it on for
her.-Oscar Loveland has rented the house
recently owned by Mr.. Barrows and taken
possession.-Ira BelviIle has purchased a
piece of land from E. E. Dutton.
Mrs. Daniel Litchfield died last Thurs
J day after an illness of only few days.
. Funeral services were held from the house
last Sunday at IL O'Clock. Mrs. Litchfield
g was kind and lovable lady and will be
. sadly missed in the community.
, East Bloomington.
: Miss Elsie Skinner has returned to her
: school in Irasburg.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobs of Holland are Wis
iting friends in town.
L. M. Dutton OF Morgan was in town
Sunday to attend the funeral of his uncle,
Samuel Drown.
Bloomington Center
: Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Seavey visited al
] w. N. Fuller's recently
Mrs. Ernest Gray of Holland visited hel
: sister, Mrs. Frank Kiser the past week.
;, Dana Smiths I'M ured leg is better. Mr.
: Smith has laid his clutches aside and car
% walk with a cane.
~ Mrs. A. H. Gardyne, who lately went t,
\ Lowell, Mass, to visit her mother, Mrs
Ewens, left her in a critical condition.
David Grapes has built a farm bridg
Q across the Branch to replace the one which
d was carried away by the high water in tn
" spring.
N The Cleaners will serve hulled corr
h. supper in the vestry Thursday evening
y May LIST. The pastor will give talk OF
;. ''LincoIn."
n Miss Ethel Bates is working at Augustus
/ Foss' Merrill Lewis is working for Ed
=. win Aldrich.-Lucius Lund is working TO-
2 w. F. Morey.
CARD wish to express my thanks t,
Rev. and Mrs. G. j. Brown for taking M
as into their home and kindly caring for m
Of through my illness. May Heaven
choicest blessing be theirs is the wish of
s. MRS. MARIA MAGOON.
~ Evansville.
lg Ernest Roy ha gone to his home in Can
"a ada for visit.
If Chas. Smith has been pressing quantity
a. of hay for Marshall Clement.
ar School commences this week with Mis-
= Blake of st. Johnsbury teacher.
er The stone shop closed last week on &C
d. count of q lack of stone to work.
;, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Jacobs of Hollan
nv have been visiting at A. Fl. Allard's.
oy Mrs. James Randall and Mrs. ]. W
n Brown hBve been ill with rheumatism.
" George Currie has finished work for Pix
Mfg. Co. and gone to Pike Station, N. HI.
Mrs Franz GiIfIlan,s rnnthar and sis