Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-02

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hour of their sorest trial.
Barton Landing.
DIR. Stevens is home from N. H.
The new depots are progressing.
Maple st. is much improved by
! George Ford's new house.
Fred Wright graduated at U. V. M.
last week and is at home.
D. w. Hildreth's dog, Nimrod, was
killed by the cars Saturday.
Harold Fuller has finished his school
in Bloomington and returned home.
DR.. Wright was in Burlington last
week to spend commencement week
with his son, F. S. Wright.
A large number Of the Y. P. S. G. E.
of this place attended the convention
at Albany, June 1921.
elena Mathews, Mae Wiley and
Cora Trip attended the Epworth
League convention at Lyndonville,
last week.
Charles Bartlett and Edward Col
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slow is home from Wallingford, where
he has been teaching.
Albany.
Mrs Nettie Miller and daughter are
in town among friends.
Mr. Jenkins and wife of Springfield,
Mass are visiting at A. Frasier's.
Il Of cobnn1
taught by Herbert Carter, in Dist No.
s, closed June %.
Abel Wheeler and wife are here
caring for Mrs. Beede, an aged lady,
who is in failing health.
Rev. Allen, Charles Thurston and
Matte Johnson attended League
meeting at Lyndonville.
Mrs. Frasier continues to fail, and
will not survive long unless there is
an improvement soon.
A flag has been procured for the
village school house through the eff
fort of Miss Akin, teacher. 1t was
first raised to it's place by Deacon
Sawyer who is in his Goth. year.
The Y. P. SC. E. Convention at this
place was very largely attended, and
the meetings were of great interest
The program exercise was followed
and the several parts we'll filled.
Great good ought to follow the meet
ings.
WHEREAS, Geo. Ell. Phelps Post No.
ia, aGi AZ r. have received present
of 1926 from III on.l e. H. Phelps of Far
go, Mo. Dakota and whereas, we
have also received the present Of
the Holy Bible from the Epworth
League Society of Albany, VT, and,
whereas, we have received pres
ent of $50 from the Albany Dramatic
Club. Therefore, u
+ Resolsed, That we, as members
of the said Geo. III. Phelps Post,
hereby express our sincere thanks to.
the generous donors of these presents.
Resolued, That copy of these reso-
lutions be forwarded to the respec-
ResolUed eThat1a fcopybbe forwarded
7 for publication in the ORLEANS CoUN-g
TY MONITOR and that these resolu-,
tions be spread upon the Post records.
JOHN d. KELLEY, G..
w. K. ANNIs, JR. Adjt.
South Albany.
George Vance is putting up =. his
house on the lot he bought of T.. M.
Rowel1.
The Social Circle meet with Mrs. j.
NJ Anderson Friday afternoon and
evening of this week.
The Grove Meeting has not been as
we'll attended as was hoped, but we
trust good may be done.
Rev. R. Gluckler and w. R. Aldrich
went to Lyndonville to the Epworth
League Convention last week.
A CARD. - We take this means Of
expressing our he artfelt thanks to
the friends and neighbors who so
kindly assisted us during the sickness
and at the burial services of our be-
loved son, husband and brother, Ed
ward E. Rowell; also the Masonic
fraternity in Craftsbury and other
friends, for beautiful floral tributes
furnished.
LOIS (ROWELL) PAGE,
MRS. INEz. E. ROwETL,
MRS. WILMA E. WILLIAMS.
CORA E. HOWELL,
MAY L. HOWELL.
East Albany.
Edgar Hunt is in town from Water
bury.
H. S. Eldridge has purchased farm
near East HardWick.
Mrs. F. T. Russell and Mrs. II. S.
Eldridge are sick with measles.
Ralph Giltner and wife, and Adah
Merrill, are visitors at Ira Merrills
Bloomington.
Euarott Rrrr0us has huilt an oddi-