Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-08-01
Albany.

nome Tor vacation.
Many of our farmers have finished hay
ing, and report good crop.
nice baby boy at the Cong, parsonage,
born July 9th. Congratulations
w. Courser is fortunate in finding a
beautiful colo, spring of water. near his
buildings.
The many friends of Foster Chafey of
Michigan, are glad to see him at his old
home again if only for a visit. We hope
he may conclude to come to stay before
long.
Albany can boast of some smart women.
One, Mrs James Cameron, does the raking
with horse rake, attends to her house
work, taught school five miles from home
last winter, driving out i'll the morning
and back at night, and also taught the
summer term of school.
East Albany.
The farmers have mostly finished hay
ing. They report large and excellent
crop.
South Albany.
G. w. Williams is repairing his build
ings.
Miss Jessie Brock of Boston is visiting
at A. Graham's.
Lightning struck the driveway of
Laurence Urie's barn July 21st during the
thunder shower.
A kinetoscoIe exhibition will be held at
the M. E. church Friday evening, August
9th. 1t comes well recommended and it is
hoped there may b e full house.
Brown ingtOn.
Mrs. Maria Magoon, who has been quite
i'll, is improving.
Mrs. Jilson of Sheffield visited Mrs. Ed
ward Gallup last week.
Co. K. will hold their annual reunion al
their cottage in Lyons grove, Westmore,
Aug. IL and Is.
Remember the ice-cream supper which
will be given by The Cleaners a the church
on Wednesday evening, Aug. 3rd.
Quite a large company met with Mrs.
E. w. Dudley last Wednesday afternoon
and evening and highly enjoyed her OBJ
servation party.
Harry Heath, son of Willard Heath of
this village lies unconscious at his home,
the result of blow ON the head caused
from kick by his horses or fall from the
top of his wagon sustained Saturday morn
ing. Mr.. Heath had loaded his wagon
with cream for the creamery at the Land
ing and in some unknown way met with
the accident about one mile from the viii
lage. He was found in the road in an un-
conscious condition and carried to his
home, and with the exception of a few
moments yesterday, when he seemed to
return to consciousness, he has been in
stupor since the accident. His cody show
ed signs of having been dragged some dis
lance, as the flesh is bruised as if he had
come in contact with the sand and stones
of the road. DR.. Prime of Barton, was tel
ephoned for and with DR.. Gilman a coun-
Gil WAS held. DR.. Prime thinks that his
skull is not fractured, although there is
very ugly cash the forehead and one
over the left eye. The family have the
sympathy of the community.
East Bloomington.
Maggie Moo uire has returned to her
home in Methuen, Mass.
Mr.. Albert Williams has returned to
Derby, Conn.,, his sister, Mrs. William
Lowery, accompanied him.
Miss Lulu Turner of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Edgar Drown
Mrs. Eta Kendall and son, and Miss Mat
tie Kendall of Troy are visiting at Dennis
Fox.
Evansville.
Miss Cora Atkins is home from Morgan.
Mrs. Chas. Page has gone to Canada Wis
iting. .u.
Mrs. John Marshall is in very poor
health.
Mrs. j. Atkins is at Barton Landing
working.
Edgar Wells is improving the looks of
his house by new coat of paint.
DIR. Smith and family from New Hamp-
shire have been visiting his brother, II. /.
Smith.
West Charlie stOn.
Bert Hamilton is home from New York.
Most of the farmers are nearly through
haying, and report good crop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cutting and Grace
Knight went to Barton Landing Friday,
to attend the funeral of their cousin, Miss
Nina Hazelton.
News was received here last week of the
death of Mrs. Lemuel Nye of Coventry;
Mrs. Nye was a sister law of Charles
and Lewis Nye and Mrs. Josiah Hamblet
of this place.
Co. K. 10th VT. Regiment, will hold a
reunion at Lyons grove, Westmore, Aug.
10th, and 18th 1885, Business meeting at
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evening of first day.
A telegram received here Monday an
nounced the sudden death of Jason Hin