Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-08-16

| taken with typhoid fever; every thing that
| loving hands and medical skill could do
was done but availed nothing. Her father,
John Hughes, and her sister Mamie, were
with her through all of her sickness The
many beautiful flowers showed the esteem
! in which she was held. Miss Hughes was
% years of age. She leaves a father and
mother, three sisters and one brother to
| mourn her loss.
Albany,
The ladies of the NJ. E. church hold
their society meeting at the church once
in two weeks. Supper is served from five
! to seven, A cordial invitation is extended
/ to everybody.
Much credit is due Horace Way for the
good, systematic repairs which he has
made on the road leading up to the Center,
it having been washed very badly by re-
cent rains. The road is now in very good
condition Wish we had more like it.
Mr. George from Brooklyn, N. Y, has
been visiting at A. E. Norris; Rev. Mr..
Butler from Mass. has been visiting here.
Miss Florence Mcclure from N. H., is
visiting her parents. Mabel Wallace and
Minnie Evans from Mass. are visiting at
t. j. Wallace's.-O. M. Donaldson from
Chicago is visiting Rev. Donaldson.-E.
Sanborn from Seattle, Washington was in
town recently. He states that when he
left the Pacific coast there were thousands
waiting for transportation to Alaska. Ev
erett was there himself last year but did
hot find gold laying round loose and he
does not wish to try it again.
South Albany.
D. r. Cobb has been painting his build
ings.
Mrs. T. NJ. RowelI and son Harvey visit
ed in n. H., last week.
A number of our young people spent a
day at Willoughby lake lake last week
The lecture given last week by P. N.
Granger of rasburgh was very interesting
and much appreciated.
There will be honey supper and social
at the M. E. vestry Friday evening, under
the auspices of the E. L. All are invited.
Mr. and Mrs. C. r. King of Passumpsic
visited their parents here last week.-Rev.
Mr.. Watson from Mass, a former pastor
here is stopping at T. M. Rowell's.
| BrOWningtOn.
boy baby at Harry Heath's.
E. w. Dudley has returned from Lowell,
Mass.
/ Mrs Clara Grow has gone to Ayers
Flatt.
Most of the farmers are through haying
and report fair crop.
Mrs Frank Robinson goes this week to
Westmore to visit Irwin Robinson IS family.
David Grapes blacksmith shop will be
closed from Wednesday, Aug. IS, to the
following Monday, :
Work on the school house ii Dist No
has been commenced. Quite extensive re-
pairs will be made. Efaor r. ~ .Ys1
Mr.. and Mrs. John Miles spent a part
of last week at their home at the Center.
Mrs. Miles is somewhat improved in
health.
Miss Wheaton from Concord, N. H, who
has been visiting relatives in this place,
has returned hone.-May Marsh, who has
been stopping with relatives in town, has
returned home.-Iett Folsom visited in
town last week.-Mrs. Chase from Canada
is visiting her sisters, Mrs. William and
Mrs. Charley Smith bsI ss h72s 2-'
East Charleston.
Albert Chase is on the sick list.
Iva Sweeney attended the Summer
School at Barton.
About thirty attended the meeting of
the Ladies Aid at Mrs. G.. G. Spaulding's.
Mrs. F. B. Lang goes this week for
two weeks visit at her old home in
Glover.
Mrs. Olive Shedrick of Sherbrooke was
in town last week, helping to care for
her father, j. II. Wolcott, who has been
sick.
Several from this place went to Will
loughby last Friday, few of the party
remaining several days. They report a
fine time.
Mrs. D. L. Morse, who has been in very
poor health for the last six years, is better,
and her many friends are glad to see her
out again.
]. G. Stoddard, who has been at work
for his brother in Lowell, Mass, since
last April, arrived home last Saturday. He
will attend school at Derby another year,
finishing his course there next spring.
There will be an exhibition of the
photograph given Under the auspices of
the Reading Circle at the vestry hall next
Friday evening, Aug. goth. The next
regular meeting of the Circle will be held
at the vestry Wednesday evening, Aug.
rs.
Mrs. Marshal and son and Miss Sweeney
of Lowell, Mass, are visiting their broth
er, j. S. Sweeney.-B. M. Chaffee and
family of WestfeId have been visiting
relatives in town.. G. Stevens and a