Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-07-10

Means, rector of ST. Johns Episcopal
church, DIR. William r. SedgWick of
NeWington. Conn, and Miss Alma A.
Robinson of this city were united in
marriage by Rector Means. The groom
is a graduate of Columbia Medical
school and is physician in charge of
the Kelley branch at Newington. He
was practicing physician in East
Hartford. The bride was formerly OF
the staff Of nurses at Grace hospital
and belongs in Vermont. Her resi-
dence has been in Whitneyville. The
groom's parents reside in Litchfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. Sedgwick are very
highly esteemed and have the best
wishes of many friends.
Barton Landing.
Eugene Wilson of Cranky is NOV
ing into the Bassett tenement.
Inez French returned from Europe
recently, where she has been nearly
three years.
Call in to E. E. Stafford's store and
see mis- portrait pictures. They are
a nice thing.
w. B. Twombly of Reno, New, a
former resident of this place, is in
town on a visit.
At the corporation meeting they
voted to buy out the old water system
and put in more for fire protection.
Bert Bailey, who has been in Va.
two years, came home Friday morn
ing. He reports Miss Ida Waterman
as very low with consumption.
The w. F. M. S. of the ST. Johns
bury District held an interesting con-
vention at the M. E. church in this
place, June 1929. Miss Clara Cush-
man. returned missionary from
China and Miss Emily Harvey, gave
some excellent addresses.
At the village meeting Monday
night they voted to exchange land so
as to have the present freight yard
filled and used for park. 1t will
much improve that section. The new
passenger depot will be built about
so feet south. The new freight depot
will go over on the land bought by
the village; one of the side tracks
will be removed SO as to make more
room on the west side of the new
depot.
South Barton.
H. A. Downing had new potatoes
July 4th.
Mrs. Cora E. Fe rrian is at her ia
theirs, III. A. Downing, suffering from
the effects of neuralgia. She is treat
ed by DIR. Ruggles. %
Albany. -
DIR. Editor,-They ruled me out of
the foot race at Irasburgh the 4th, be-
cause I was SO long legged, and by SO
doing saved the large sum of S., 900, but
1 will run any man in Albany, Tras-
burgh, Coventry or Newport for the
sum of $4,000. Fl. HERBERT CLARK.
South Albany.
A. Church and F. o. Pierce are run
ming two meat carts.
G. w. Williams is cutting the hay
on the S. T. Vance farm.
Our school taught by Miss Matte
Cook has closed on account of the
measles, both teacher and scholars
being afflicted. --..---~.-....
The Misses Mccarthy of Boston are
expected at A. Graham's this week
Mrs. Fanny Adams of Mortified
is visiting her granddaughter, Mrs.
Church.-Wm. Shields from the West
is visiting his sister, Mrs.J. M An
derson.
BrOwningtOn.
Ernest Chase of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting his uncle, E. w. Dudley.
Mrs. Joseph Nutbrown of Capleton,
P. O., lately spent few days with her
sister, Mrs. Norman Mckay.
Stephen Burrows is thoroughly re-
pairing the house he purchased in the
spring, and will have fine residence
when completed.
Rev. Mr.. Felch of East Charleston
preached at the Center church Sun
day, July 2, both morning and even
ing, and will preach again the 10th
inst. at 10:45 a. m.
School finished in district No. July
1, taught by May Currier of Island
Pond. The following are the names
of scholars having no marks: Nav
Boden, Florence Joslyn, Fred Joslyn.
/ Herbert Kline, Dana Kline, Bertha
Loveland.
The 4th was celebrated here and q
good time was enjoyed by all. The
following received prizes: Hurdle