Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-09-27

A severe frost here last Wednesday night
did serious damage to crops not yet har-
vested.
Augustus Bennett was called to Canada
last week by the sickness and death of his
mother.
VIM. Howard of Albion, n. Y, is called
here by the sickness and death of his
mother.
Taplin & Rowel1 have been doing a fine
job of grading around their premises on
Main street.
Nat Sawyer, who has sold his place to
Geo. Smith, will move into Mr.. Sylves-
ter's house.
Mrs. Mary (Swift) Prouty of Newport,
N. H., is spending short time with her
sisters here.
Mr.. Mcnamara has moved into the ten
ement vacated by Ed. Perley, in George
Ford's tenement.
visiting here, have returned to their home
in Pembroke, Canada.
L. M. Hubbard, treasurer, will be at the
Valley House, Wednesday, Sept. 20 and
Tuesday, Oct. 5, to receive town taxes.
A little daughter was .born to Mr.. and
Mrs. P. B. Bailey, Friday, Sept. II, but
died few days later Of heart failure.
Harley Cleveland, who has been carry
ing on his fathers farm for several years
past, has bought farm of Mr.. Berry in
Coventry.
Ed. Collins and Harold Fuller have re-
turned to Yale. Harold VIII graduate in
the spring while Ed. will take another
year of postgraduate work.
Rev. Mr.. Gillette, who has been supply
ing the church at Westmore during the
summer, preached at Bloomington yester-
day afternoon and at the Cong. church
here last evening.
Mrs. Howard, an aged lady, mother of
Mrs. Louise Stafford, died Saturday eve
ming Mrs. Howard fell some time ago
and since then has been falling rapidly.
Funeral services to-day at the house at 2
p. m.
East Albany.
A reunion of the Mcclure family was
held at FL. A. McGuire's last week.
Mrs. r. w. Giltner and Dora, from
N. H., are visiting at I. D.
Merrills.'
William Chamberlain has gone to Man
chester and Lancaster, n. FL. to visit rela-
tives.-Mrs. j. A. Smith is visiting at
Springfield, and Chalestown, N. H.
Albany,
Lillian Campbell is home from Morris
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Elmer Wallace and Fred Pierce are sick
with the measles.
A. Mills recently injured his foot with
fork, but is better.
Guy Shepard and family are visiting in
G.. Stone and wife are Wis
iting in Rutland county.
T. B. Johnson has been fixing a good
driveway from his house to the highway,
which greatly improves the looks of the
yard.
The honey supper at the NJ. E. church
passed off very pleasantly. The literary
program was good and was well carried
put. The next meeting will be held Tues
day, Oct 9Th at T. B. Johnson's.
j. d. Kelley and wife, who have been
visiting in Cambridge, have returned
T. j. Newton has returned from a visit in
and Mrs. Newton and
Clara from Lyndonville.-Mrs E. Stone
has returned from visit in New Hamp-
shire.
South Albany.
A boy baby at Charles Copeland's. 4
The selectmen are blasting the stones
put near the w. M. church.
Mrs. Matte Anderson has gone to live
with her father in w. Albany.
Mrs. Julia Merrill and grandson visited
Mr.. and Mrs o. j. Cass last week.
Rev. Donaldson exchanged desks with
Rev. P. n. Granger of Irasburgh Sunday.
Will Anderson has bought A. D. Patter
sons farm, and will move on to it soon.
Mr.. Patterson has bought the F. G.. Ander
ION store and taken possession.
Nathan Barry has hired out to DR.. Gil
nan for year.
Harry Bailey is going to Morgan to work
IN a lumber job.
Mrs. w. R. Alger has gone to New Hav-
N, Conn, to visit her son.
Mrs. Lucy Woodbury. and Mrs. Orphia
Dale from Island Pond, who have been
listing relatives in this place, have re-
urned home.
Mrs. James Howe entertained her sister,
Mrs. S. w. Taylor of Stanstead, P. O., and
Ter nephew, Norman Cass of Ayers Flat,
?. O., recently.
Miss Minnie Virgins, who has been
nome for few days, has returned to ST. |
Colby, who has been
listing at O. A. LoyeIand's has returned |