Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-16
Barton Landing.

church at Westmore.
j. W. Paine of Ocala, Florida, for
merly OF Albany. is registered at the
Valley House.
DR.. A. L. Cooper preached at the M.
E. church yesterday in exchange with
! Rev. Rowland.
Miss Minnie Smith of this place was
married to Clarence Alger of New Ha
Ven. Conn.,, last week. Congratula-
tion5.
Mr.. and Mrs M. B. Skeele from So.
Boston are visiting at J. H.Brown's.-
Edith Lothrop has been to ST. Johns
bury on visit.-Mrs. VIM. Daniels
sister, Mrs. Crane of Boston, has
been in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.A.Deane have beat
en- the record on fishing this season
thus far. One day last week they
caught thirteen fish that weighed over
twenty five pounds, one of which
weighed four pounds.
Landlord Lothrop of the Valley
House has had quite number of sum-
mer boarders this season, including
several from Conn. and Mass. A par
ty Of four from Farnham, P. @. were
guests at the Valley House last week.
Albany.
James Simon recently cut bad
cash in his forehead while unloading
a threshing machine.
That three pound baby at Arthur
Priests is nearly two weeks old and
it looks as though it would make
live of it.
Among visiting guests in town are
Ernest Mcclure and wife of Man
chester, N. H., Lizzie Wilcox of
Lowell, Mass, Ed. Clark of Nebraska,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Virgins of Barton
Landing, and Wesley Paine of Balti-
more.
@. o. Shepard and Fred Newton are
working for j. Cowles, on his block at
Hardwick.-W. K. Annis and Gary
Mills are home for few days, wait
ing for the masons, when they will
return to Lyndonville and finish the
DIR. Cheney house.
On Friday last, while All Page was
visiting James Mcclure in his corn
field, he fell down and expired with
out a word or struggle. Some days
since, in conversation with Mr..
Chafey, Mr.. Page remarked to him
that he expected to die suddenly, as
physicians had told him that ne had
a serious heart trouble. Mr.. Chafey
and Mrs. Philena Lamphere accompa
MED Mrs. Page with the remains to
her home in Boston, Mass. where the
funeral was held.
South Albany.
There was a reunion of the Uric
families at Lawrence Urie's on Satur-
day. at which SO were present, 81 sit
ting down at the dinner table at one
sitting, at which fish chowder and
other eatables in great quantity were
served. Among those present were
DR.. J. Seaver and family of New Ha-
ven, Conn. DR.. Seaver entertained
Scotch poems in dialect. A curious
circumstance was the fact that of the
whole number present not one used
tobacco. 1t was an important event
in the family and the day was greatly
enjoyed by all present. The oldest
one in the company was II years old,
the youngest two months old.
East Albany.
@. T. Collins has returned home and
begins housekeeping in earnest.
James Simon, Jr., came near getting
killed Friday night while working
with a threshing machine by being
hito n the head by heavy iron.
Mrs. Mary Eldridge, who has been
very sick, is better at this writing
Mrs. David Green is SO improved in
healtn as to be about the house.
Ralph Willis of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting friends here.-Mr. Fisher,
an old school friend of Will Riley, has
been visiting HMM. and Mrs Amos
Gould are about. to visit friends in
Mass. They will visit the eye and ear
infirmary while in Boston in search of
help for Mrs. Gould's head trouble.
Bloomington.
Alice Murray is said to be gaining
slowly.
Mrs. Lora Fuller has erysipelas in
one of her hands.
A.E. Denison is repairing his house,
adding bay window, etc.
Rev. M. Holman will preach at the
Center, Sunday, Sept. %, at 2 p. NJ.