Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-09-07

Objection, j. Mcdonald; Inc EpWOrth
League-The Advantages, L. P. Chase.
All brethren not assigned are invited
to be present with a sketch of their
last sermon. S. Donaldson, w. G.
Johnson, G. S. Hubert, M. S. Eddy,
Committee.
Barton Landing.
The village school opened Monday
morning with 112 scholars, the largest
number that ever attended here.
The M. E. Sunday school had pic
mic at Fosters grove, Willoughby, Sat.
They report very pleasant but rath-
er wet time.
Blanche, Eva, Glennie and All Dodge,
Edward Collins, Wilder Joslyn and Ad-
Olson Fletcher are attending school
at Lyndon this fall. Ray Carpenter
and John Bartlett go to ST. Johnsbury.
South Barton.
A boy baby at Geo. Wheeler's.
Matte Duke attends school at Bar
ton this fall.
John Flint has hired the Stephenson
farm for a year.
Lula Folsom has gone to Lawrence,
Mass, to work.
Melvin Drown and family have been
on visit to Washington, VT, where
Mrs. browns parents reside.
Miss Gertie Blake from Lawrence,
Mass, who has been spending few
weeks here, returns home this week.
Albany.
All. Paige and wife are visiting at
James McGuire's.
Leila Wallace is slowly recovering
from typhoid fever.
Rev. Banks, former pastor of Cong.
church, is visiting in town.
A. R. Campbell, wife and daughter
are visiting friends in town.
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Mcclure have
returned from Lowell, Mass.
The fall term of school, Miss Effie
Patterson teacher, opened last Mon
day.
The West Glover Dramatic Club will
play "The Yankee Detective" here
Friday evening, Sept. II.
South Albany.
A CARD. = We wish to thank our
many friends and neighbors, who so
kindly assisted US through the sick
ness and burial of our beloved baby
Blanch. May the Giver of all bless
ings reward you.
JOHN P. URIE,
LIZZIE URIE.
BrOWningtOn.
Mrs. Lila Fletcher is teaching the
fall term of school at the Center.
John Maxwell has his new black
smith shop we'll under way.
Joseph Carter has been making re-
pairs on his buildings, greatly improv-
ing their appearance.
Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson is going to E..
Washington, n. c., to visit her broth
er, who lives at that place.
Mr.. Vincent is making excellent
cheese at the factory this season. All
that was made previous to Aug. has
been sold at favorable prices.
| Evansville.
Mr. Woodland has just finished a
horse barn.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Mary Trip next Thursday, Sept. 10
All are invited.
Work of repair has reached Barton
Mountain, Mr.. Trip having repaired
and painted his house ard j. G. Gray
is putting in bay window and other
wise repairing his house.
West Charleston.
VIII Blodgett is taking a vacation
Mary Griffin teaches school in the
Lyon district in Derby, and Lena Ben
nett in the Sawyer district.
Sue Clark, Clara Holton and Mary
Griffin are home from the mountains
Mrs. Human and her children and
Mrs. Julia Bartlett have returned from
Ocean Park.-Kate Norris has return
ed from Haverhill, n. H.-Mrs. Brick
EFT and her daughter from Lowell
Mass, are visiting Mrs. Hannah Pratt
Coventry.
Rev. M. S. Eddy's mother has been
visiting him the past few days.
Justin Lord and wife from Orange
are in town and Mr. and Mrs WinsloW
from Mass.
Mrs. Mary Chamberlain and her sol
Charles have gone to Holyoze, Mass
on visit.
Lillian Goodnough has gone to John.
son to school, Homer Webster to Der
by and Homer Wheelock to Crafts
bury.
Salmon Nye and wife, George Ware
and wife and VIM. Barrows and wife
are spending a few days at Bolton
Springs.
George and Hattie Allen and thei
friends have returned to Nashua. =
Willie Hitchcock has gone back tx
Franklin Falls, N. II.
Mrs Morrill,, an aged lady, fel
down the cellar stairs last Wednesday
morning. She lay unconscious fo1
SON GI d1 IlOu1S1 OuO 10 1t llOUlC DCOUSI d
this writing.
At the regular meeting of the w. G
7. U. Sept. 1st, delegates to the state
meeting, to be held at ST. Johnsbury
were elected as follows: Mrs. Emm;
Thrasher, Mrs. l.. P. Harlow, will
NJ. L. Williams and Mrs. Emma Syl
vester alternates.
Some 80 of the children, grand
children, great grandchildren anC
other friends met at the residence o
Mr. Harrison Harmon for a family
visit last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs. Har
mon were quite surprised, but very
enjoyable time was passed.
Craftsbury.
r. A. Patterson is building a new
barn.
B. G. Day starts for New York the
first of next week.
The Sunday Schools of this town
held a picnic Sat. at Hosmer pond.