Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-09-26

who supplied IN the place OF II. y. Burdette
! last winter, and who gave such general
satisfaction at that time, will be among
the lecturers. A large number of people
| who heard DR.. Lorimer last winter express
ed desire to hear him this season and the
committee therefore secured him for the
| course Prof J. B. Denote of Bryn Mawr,
Pa, will lecture on s'Python Eggs, or the
American Boy" Prof. Dem otte is well
known here and always draws a large au-
dience. Geo. KEENAN, will lecture on the
| Santiago campaign. Mr.. KEENAN, was
with the American Army all through the
campaign and has been writing for the
| Outlook He is most interesting speaker
| and this, together with his popular sub
ject, is sure to be good drawing card. 1t
is expected that DR.. Wharton of Baltimore,
Md, will appear in the course and the gen
eral satisfaction he has given wherever he
has appeared throughout the country in
sures us something worth listening to.
Barton La nding.
Mrs. c. S. Glib is very sick.
S. c. Kim ball is erecting a large store
| house.
Mrs Page and family will move to ISL
| and Pond soon.
Regular practice meeting of the hose
company Tuesday evening at o'clock.
Miss Clara Austin has returned to Smith
College for the last year Of her college
course.
Mrs. Twombly of Albany spent last
week with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. g.
Anderson.
Miss Anna Bassett is in Boston this week
selecting fall and winter millinery for E.
E. Stafford
Leon Gay goes to New Haven, Conn.,,
this week to take the entrance examina-
lions to Yale.
Meetings are being held at the M. E.
church and Will be continued for two
weeks longer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd were called to Albany
recently, by the serious illness of Mr.. Todd's
sister, Mrs. Greene.
There will be a corn roast at the brick
kiln on Tuesday evening of this week. A
cordial invitation is extended to all.
Id. R. Collins and wife are away on a
three weeks isit.-Mrs. Betsey Richard
son will go to Bradford soon to remain for
some time-Irs. w. S. Joslyn and son
have returned from their visit to Troy and
Jay.
Mrs. Susan Fisher celebrated her seth
birthday by inviting a few of her many
friends to help her tie comtorters which
she had pieced for a missionary barrel Her
industry is an example worthy to be fol-
lowed by younger women.
Clarence Trip, son of Rufus Trip, died
last Monday from appendicitis. An Oper-
alton was performed Saturday by Drs.
Wright and Lunge, which it was hoped
would give relief, but the disease was too
far advanced. He was a very promising
young man, Of excellent character and had
many friends. His family have the sym
pathy Of the community in their deep Iosss
Albany.
Mrs. o. NJ. Deano is on the sick list.
Joe Gilbert has moved to Echo Pond,
CraftsbGry.
Miss Lillian Campbell is working for
Mrs. G.. G. Lang.
Mrs. David Greene IS very low from the
effects of shock.
Mrs. Mark McCafferty, who has been
visiting at O. III. DeIanos the past few
weeks, returns to her home in Boston this
week.
E. G. Garter has a tree of the blue plum
variety from which SO pIums were picked,
which, after removing the skins, weighed
four pounds.
Albany can beast of some smart old men. |
S. Vance, who is past 20 years, has been
doing his farm work for several weeks, |
milking 10 COWS and separating by hand. |
He seems well and is cheerful and happy.
Justice w hitcher has recently been doing |
a wholesome business for the community, |
as follows: Henry Coolbeth OF Lowell, |
(recently from Canada), was fined for |
stealing turkey from John RoWen in the |
fall of 1897. Bert Raymo of Newport, and |
Will Glover of Coventry, correspondents, |
were fined for stealing turkeys and chick
ems from Geo. Copeland and bag of meal
from j. B. Rogers. Glover skipped out of |
court and has not been back since but the |
officers are on his track.
South Albany.
Jerry Douglass moves to Eden soon.
Mr.. Gilbert has moved to Crartsbury.
Some of our young people attended the
funeral of Miss Mary Goodrich last week.
Mrs. David Green had a paraletic stroke
last Wednesday and has been unconscious
most of the time since.
Rev Mr. Parounag ian OF Walden will |
give a lecture at the M. E. church next
Friday evening. A honey supper will be
given after the lecture.
Mrs. G. r. King and children of Pas
sumpsic are here visiting Mrs. Kings pa
rents-Foster Cutler of Canada, is visiting