Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-08-20

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A. d. Mathews. = Mrs. FL. d. Rogers
of Boston is visiting at Dean Rogers.
The tenth annual reunion Of Go. I,
18th VT. Regiment held at Wil1oughby
lake Aug. 18th, called out about TWEEN
ty-five of the boys; Capt. R. P. Noyes
was present. Capt. Averill gave all
who wished free ride on his steam
er, Ben Hur.
The Barton boys invited our base
ball nine up there last Friday and
showed that they intended to have
the game, both by the players they
secured and by demanding both UNI
pires; but they finally gave us. one
umpire and the game in a score of II
to 5.
The pupils Of Miss Laura E. Mace,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Cong. church, will give
recital on Friday evening, the 24th
inst. The entertainment consisting
| of instrumental and vocal music, and
recitations. A large number of young
| people are engaged in it and it will be
worthy the patronage of all. It will
commence at 7:3O sharp.
| Albany. ,
Carrie Rowell has purchased the
| Plumley house.
Mrs. Geo. Coolidge and son Percy
from Boston are visiting at Ira Pierce's.
J. G. Burke of Lowell, Mass, was in
town recently. = Roland Chafey of
Michigan is among welcome visitors,
also F. Chafey and wife.
Schools in districts No.2, 7, s, II, and
10 will commence Monday, August 81.
The academy school at West village
will be taught by Miss Olive Glidden
of Craftsbury, with necessary assist
ants. The town will pay the tuition
of all advanced scholars in town for
weeks at the academy.
Mrs. Frye and May Colburn from
Boston, and Paulina Darling from Nor
risville are visiting at J. B. Darling's.
-Lottie Sanders has returned from
Lowell, Mass. -Nettie Leach from
Lowell visited her sister, Mrs. D. L.
gone to Montpelier on a visit.
East Albany. HE
Oliver Peters has bought Geo.
Moxley's house at E. Albany, known
as the Brown house. a-
Mrs. Nina (Brown9 Billiard of Clin- I
ton, Mass.,l has been stopping at her
fathers several wee ks.-Mfs! Biodgett
of Lyndon has been stopping with her
sister, Mrs. A. j. Dutton.-Mrs. Milo
Chafey has friends visiting her from
Franklin county. 10
Mrs. Alec Annis has been to Will
JAMESTOWN on a visit with her sisters.
Bert Marsh and wife have1visited
at Warren Story's.-Charles Willis of
Chicopee Falls has been here among
friends.-L. Willis Cumming Wis tied
at Dyer Willis last week, and his
aunt, Mrs. Mary Willis, returned with
him to Montpelier. liW 1ho@ ajcIEd go
South Albany II 9tei ri9dj ]ad .jhgf1
JIM. Cass and wife of Lyndonville
visited at T. M Rowelps last week.
The Ladies' Home Circle will meet
with Mrs. J. M. Patterson next Friday
afternoon and evening. 7''' 'S
Mrs. Nathan S. Ames passed away
on the morning of Aug. 18th, after
painful illness Of some weeks, aged
"a years. She and her husband have
lived on the farm where she died,
nearly fifty years. She united with |
the Wesleyan Methodist church some
thirty five years ago, of which she
has been a consistent member ever |
since She was kind neighbor and |
was ever ready to help those that |
were sick or in trouble. She leaves |
ters and number Of grand children
to m ourn her loss.
BrowningtOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Heath lately
visited relatives in st. Johnsbury.
Miss Effie Seavey came from Boston
a few days since to visit her relatives
in town.
There is to be a F. B. Quarterly
at the Center, commencing
Thursday the 23d, and will continue
over the following Sunday.
East Charleston.
Mrs. Julia Brainard has returned to
Lowell.
DR.. j. B. III. Cushman has moved
into his new house.
Mrs Ella Marble with two children
from Lowell, Mass, are visiting rela-
lives in town. = Mrs. Craven of Dan