Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-30

Styles circus YES In town last week and
furnished pleasure for both old and young.
good and more worthy of patronage than
the average entertainment OF this kind.
ALBANY CENTER.
Mrs. Cynthia Hitchcock is very feeble.
E. a. Cutler, who has been i'll, is better.
Mrs. Dunn from Randolph is stopping at
E. A. Cutters for a few weeks.
Will Buchanan has moved into Ed Ding
mans tenement and will work for him.
Mrs. Hattie Sanders from Barton Land
Ing was here visiting friends and making
calls last week.
The Misses Goad have gone back to
Montgomery. They have employment in
a butter factory at East Berkshire.
One OF the events of last week was the
marriage of Miss Myrtle Cutler and James
Dunn, both of Albany. Congratulations.
The rural free delivery system does not
lack for applicants as mail carriers as
large number took the examination recent
ly.
Several from here attended the COM
menceme1t exercises at Craftsbury, and
reported an excellent program well carried
out.
The friends of Stewart Butler of Lyndon
vile, formerly OF this town, will be panied
to learn of his death, which occurred at
his home in Lyndonville last week.
SOUTH ALBANY.
There was social dance at Rowelrs hall
Friday evening, June 10.
BLOOMINGTON CENTER
Selden Gray was very ill last week.
Henry Leland Is able to get about a little
by the aid of cane.
Miss Lottie Gove's schoolroom was tastily
decorated last Friday and she received
twenty visitors to attend the pre- Memorial
exercises which were very good. The SOL
diers graves were decorated with flags and
flowers by the pupils.
EAST BROWNINCTON.
Lois Walker is sick.
Mrs. w. Lowery is ill.
A girl baby at Fred Orne's.
Mrs. Lemuel Drown is failing.
Gaylard Fox has sold portion of his
farm to Elmer W hite.
G. w. Skinner has returned from his
business trip to Boston.
Miss Ina Orne of Westmore is stopping
with her brother, Fred Orne.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Luke Hudson left here on Saturday to
enter the hospital at Burlington for treat
ment. He was accompanied by his father.
The ladies will serve ice-cream in the
vestry Saturday, June 18th, from to p. m.
Ladies please bring cake. Music will be
furnished for promenade.
G. E Blood is getting to be quite noted
horse trainer, and he not only knows a
good horse when he sees one, but he also
knows how to care for them. He has had
at his stables the past winter five horses
belonging to Capt. Peene of Yonkers, N.
Y, one OF which is two year old mare,
May Peene, which is a beauty, and shows
another is Geo. Latimer, which can strike
2:20 clip even while being worked. He
also has been keeping Mrs. Peene's carriage
horse and very nice brood mare, and, last
but not least, the celebrated stallion, Royal
Clay, which has proved to be very good
general purpose horse as well as showing
remarkable speed. Mr.. Blood has also
been keeping horse owned by W. F. Kim
ball of Portland, Me.
ISLAND POND
A son was born to DR.. and Mrs. Ellie
May 10.
DR.. and Mrs. Sargent visited at DR.. Par
Inns in Barton Landing last week.
The many friends of Jacob Mansur are
pleased to know his health is improving.
Work on the M. E. parsonage will be
commenced this week. About $3.50 is to be
expended on repairs.
Mrs. John Willoughby is building new
house on the site of the harness shop which
was destroyed by fire last winter.
Orrie Stevens has bought the house
where he now lives, of David Haynes and
will move the house near the street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons were called to Saco,
Me-, last week by the death of Mrs. Par
sons brother law, Mr.. A. M. Coker.
w. j. Rooney will move his bakery bust
into the building soon vacated by J. E.
White. Mr.. Rooney will occupy the tene-
ment upstairs.
The Rev. Phi. e. Lachance died suddenly
Thursday night, May 10, from ulcers in
the stomach. The body was taken to the
church Sunday noon and remained there
until the funeral, and was viewed by
large number of people. Special services
were feld each evening. The funeral was
held Tuesday morning and was largely at
tended, the church being crowded to the
doors. The interment was at st. Helene.
Pc. In his will FIR. Lachance left the
church $1,000
CRAFTSBURY.
Mrs. Henry Benjamin is Ill with erysip-
elias.
]. d. Leavitt is thoroughly repairing his
barn.