Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-06-05

Mrs. Melvin Drown returned home
to Boston last Saturday.
VIM. Switzer has moved into the
house formerly owned by @. F. Hol-
mes.
Mrs. John Stanley has been serious
ly i'll, but is better. Mrs. Mary Hol-
than is here caring for her.
Bessie Berry spent the Sabbath at
Coventry. - Charlie Young has been
here from Lawrence, Mass. visiting his
sister, Mrs. B. G. Berry. Hollis
Allard is visiting here.
Mrs. o. T. Willard has gone to Bos-
ton to be present at the graduation of
her daughter, Miss Ursula Margaret,
who has been in the Boston Physical
Training School and Gymnasium for
three years, under the famous DIR.
Enebuske, of Sweden.
Quimby Post, G. A. r., came here
Memorial Day and held appropriate
Memorial Services. The Barton Cor
net Band, and Sons of Veterans were
present, the Sons doing the decora-
ting part of the services. The people,
Sunday School, etc. turned out in
good numbers. Very interesting re-
marks were made by comrade Coils
ton. The occasion was one of much
interest to the people.
Albany.
Miss Elsadie Saunders has gone to
the Worlds Fair with Mr.. and Mrs.
Pliny Cowles.
Mr.. Royce, of the firm of Pike &
Royce of Stowe, has moved into the
Phelps house.
The program entitled "Columbia's
Defenses'' is being prepared for Chill
dren's Day at the M. E. church, June
II.
Mrs. Jenny Bill has returned from
Chicago, where she has been stopping
for several months past with her sis
ter, Mrs. Headd.
The Dramatic play drew a large
house and was highly appreciated by
all. Receipts of the evening amount
ed to $S7 10.
There will be a Musical Festival at
Maple Hall, Friday evening, June 9,
under the auspices of the Y.P. S. O. E.,
given by Prof. Sargent and Mr.. Davis
of Montana, assisted by Mrs. George
Powers of Morrisville, Mrs. f. N. Ten
ney of Irasburg and Miss Paddock,
reader, of Craftsbury, to conclude
with Conversation Walk"
Decoration Day services were a
grand success in Albany through the
united efforts of veterans and citi-
zens. The graves of departed COM
rades were Hastily decorated and the
exercises at the church were excel
lent. A large audience was present
The address by Rev. A. J. Cameron
was grand success, and is classed
among the best ever delivered here
on similar occasions. The cornet So
los by Prof. w. G. Sargent were fine
and were received with much de-
light. A.
South Albany.
Measles are quite plenty
L. M. Scott is in Barton working at
his trade.
Frank Cass is stopping at his fathers
at present.
It is expected that the separator
will start Monday, June 5.
A. A. Church and F. o. Pierce have
Cooa into tho y1oaor
TN. Rowen made nearly $50 pounds
sugar which tested over 80 per cent.
Seldom Cass is working for j. M |
Anderson on the Cameron barn in |
Glover.
S. T. Vance has sold his farm and is
moving to the Vance farm in Glover.
George Vance has rented the S. T.
Vance house for the summer.-C. W. |
Williams has hired the tillage land on
the S. T. Vance farm.
E. M. Buchanan is finishing his cot
tage at WilIoughby.
Mrs. Jasper Smith has been much
worse the past few days.
Mrs Daniel Colley and children of
Bedford, Mass, are visiting relatives
in this place.
VIM. Pierce has the contract to
carry the mail on this route for the
next four years.
Co. H. 10th Vt. Volunteers will meet
at Willoughby Lake, Wednesday and
June % and %, for their an
nual re- union and picnic.