Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-08-12

VdeOl WHO NiSiUOu dU y. ID. KeIloy'S
last week.-A. N. Vance and wife are
among the visitors here.-A. Barney
was recent guest at DR.. Campbelps.
Albert Fort and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Abbott.
There will be a picnic, under the
auspices of the w. R. @. and G. A. r.
societies of Albany and Craftsbury in
the Almon Norris grove on Tuesday,
forenoon, Aug. 20. Members of the
adjoining Posts and Corps are cordial
ly invited; also all the people. Let
all get out and have good time.
South Albany.
L.G. Ellis is boarding at LIN. Scott's.
Several farmers in this vicinity are
putting in silos.
Mrs. Stephen Baxter of Washington,
d. c., is visiting at j. M. Patterson's.
Mrs. o. M. Rowell, Misses Inez Row
ell and Effie Patterson have been
camping at Willoughby.
Misses Maggie and Jessie Marnock
were called home from Fall River,
on account of the sickness of their
mother.
East Albany.
Mrs. Nina (Brown) Billiard return
ed to Clinton, Mass.
Mrs. King of West Glover is stop
ping with her daughter, Mrs. Alfred
Daniels.
Mrs. Arthur Williams is visiting in
Nova Scotia.-Mrs. Mary d. Willis
visits in Montpelier and vicinity.
Bloomington.
Norman Caron is repairing his
house.
That person who is visiting gar
dens at night must remember that
there is a law against stealing.
Mr.. Frank Waterman and wife
have been in town visiting.
Ingerson is visiting at her uncle's, DIR,
Gilman.
Evansville.
Mrs. Peter Boardway has moved to
Eden Mills.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Irwin Alexander, Thursday, Aug. Is,
afternoon and evening.
Gertie, daughter of Denison Gallup,
is very sick.-Mrs. A. H. Allard is on
the sick list.
Maude Cole, formerly of Charleston,
now of Springfield, Mass, made a fly
ing visit to this place last week.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Mary Human is going to Bos-
ton, Mass, to live with her son, Isaac.
John Lunderville had foot injured
while working on the electric light
plant.
Bert Hamilton is home from Boston.
Mrs. o. J. Paquette has returned to
her home in Hardwick. Amos Par
lin has returned from his trip to Bos-
ton and gone back to his work at Bar
ton Landing.
1Lucfus Campbell from Sutton and
Mrs. Francis Switser of st. Johnsbury |
have been visiting at Henry Camp |
bell's.-Delos Marvin, wife and son
are visiting in Franklin Co.-Una Hill
dreth is home from her work in the
Peerless for few days.-Curtis Nor
ton and Reginald Eley have taken a
a trip to n. III. on their wheels.-Ev-
erett Dunn has been to N. III. to visit
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elijah Cowles of New
York are occupying their house here.
Rev. j. Hamilton preached here
last Sunday evening; Rev. Otis Goss
will occupy the desk next Sabbath.
A dam is being built across the
river in the village. The old dam
which went out last spring had been
undermined by running logs and col
lapsed. The expense will be consider
able heavy.
Salmon Nye and wife have gone to
Massena, N. Y, on visit.-Peter Will
iams and wife visit in Concord.-Ira
Wheelock has gone to st. Adams on
his wheel to visit friends.-Solon Per- ;
,ival has two sisters visiting him from ,
Mass.
Mrs. R. G. Moody has returned from ,
Boston. :
Emma Dorman has returned from {
lowell, Mass. ,
John Kier and wife are camping at g
Glligo pond. I
The youngest son of Robert Ander- l
on is quite sick. \
Bert Colburn's folks are in Brown