Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-09-17

Albany.
John and Emma Wright have gone
West on an extended visit.
Dea. w. K. Annis is home from
Lyndonville, where he has completed
his joiner's job.
Mrs. Harry McClary, daughter of
A. W. Nelson, who has been visiting
here, has returned to her home in
ST. Louis, Mo.
NV .Farman will occupy the Cong.
pulpit Sunday morning the 23d inst,
and will give his lecture in the even
ing on the Y. P. S. @. E. Convention
held at Cleveland.
J. B. Darling, wife and daughters
attended on Sept. 18th the ninetieth
anniversary of his mothers birth at
Morrisville. There were present six
children, sixteen grandchildren and
five great grandchildren. Governor
elect Woodbury., one Of the sons
law, was present and made an address.
The occasion was one Of much inter-
est and pleasuse.
| East Albany.
The Baptist Society of East Albany
will give an entertainment, Wednes-
day evening, Sept. 10, consisting of
music and comedy entitled ga Box
of Monkeys The Ladies' Aid will
furnish refreshments Of cake and cof-
fee. Admission, 25 cents. Every one
invited to come and help in good
cause.
South Albany
There will be harvest supper at
o. M. Rowell's, Friday eve, Sept. 81.
Supper served from to o'clock.
Browningt ton.
Mrs Norman Mckay has bought the
Elisha Griswold place.
Miss Sadie Putney picked ripe
strawberries Sept. IL.
The cheese at the factory for the
month of August has been sold for 10
cents per pound.
W. N. Fuller is building a shed and
repairing his house.-G. w. Going is
building milk room.
A series of revival meetings will be
commenced at the Center church, Sun
day, Sept. IS, under the direction of
Revs M. H. Abbey and E. O. Newton.
Mrs. Mary Colley spent part of the
past week with his friends in town.
IT,,J1 he, n
Mrs. Homer Seavey, have gone to
FSpencer.,s Mass, on visit. = Ora Day
Fof Piermont, n. H., was in town last
week, visiting friends.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Charles Clark is quite sick.
Miss Annie Grey has returned to
school at Keene, N. II. -
Mrs. Margaret Mckay has purchas-
ed the Griswold place, paying 1915 for
it.
Mrs. Stephen Drown, former res
ident Of this town, but who now re-
sides in Springfield, Mass, is here
visiting friends.
West Charleston.
Lila Brown is teaching school in the
Kelley district in Holland.
Most Of our farmers have their po
tatoes dug and report about half
crop.
William Willis is repairing the Will
son house at the lower end of the viii
lage, which he bought last spring.
Everett Driver has gone TO Penn. to
resume work on steam shovel
Miss Lura Bruce has returned to her
work in the normal school at John
son.
George Bracket, who has been in
business in Canaan for several years,
has hired the Dane store and will
move here soon. The inside of the
building is being thoroughly repaired.
John Lunderville has hired E. H.
Robinson's house at the lower end of
the village and moved into it.-Nor-
man Eastman has bought Mary Ann
Crows house and will take possession
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Parlin have re-
turned home from New York state,
where they spent several weeks
among relatives and friends.-Annie
Webster is home from Washington,
D. c., for a vacation from her work
in the pension office.
Coventry
B. F. Virgins run the dining room
! at the Barton fair.
Lewis Douglass is painting and re-