Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-07-11

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| those which are sure to please the people,
and the committee would be pleased if
| those having preference Of entertain
I naenfs would see some mem Der Of the
| board and let them Know whatthey would
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s The concert given last Tuesday evening
by the ITALIAN Concert Company, was one
of the most enjoyable entertainments given
here for some time. The company was
| composed of Miss Florence Currier, plan
ist, Miss Maud Mossman, violinist, Miss
Emma Shufelt, soprano, and Miss Elsie
| Ranney, reader. Miss Currier rendered
i difficult and pleasing selections in a most
| praiseworthy manner, and showed marked
| ability in the profession which she has
| chosen. Miss Mossman, who has studied
| for the past two years under an eminent
| teacher in California, delighted the au-
dience with her skill and mastery of one
| of the most difficult of instruments. Her
selections, played for the most part with
| out notes, were accurately rendered and
| showed that an immense amount of study
! must have been expended upon them. The
numbers on the program given by Miss
Shufelt were in good taste and were we'll re-
ceived by the audience. Miss Ranney's
recitations made a pleasant variation in
| the program. Miss Ranney is graduate
of the Emerson School of Oratory, and is
an excellent elocutionist. Altogether this
concert was one of very high order and
well worthy the attention Of any audience.
Barton Landing.
Miss Mary Wheelock is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Thurber.
Rev. J. K. Fuller goes to Maine this
week for a vacation.
j. G. Turnbull and wife have gone to
New Haven, Conn.
Charlie and Vanessa Buchanan have been
visiting relatives here.
Miss Clara Austin is conducting a kim
dergarten here this summer.
It is expected that DR.. Rowell and fam
lily will return home this week.
There was large reunion of the Foster
family at w. w. Fosters June 80.
The Fourth was quiet day here. Many
of our people went to Irasburgh and New
port.
Geo. Alexander, young man who for
merly lived here, died at the hotel here
Sunday. His home was at Newport.
The many friends of Rev. B. F. Rowland
will be pleased to learn of his success in
his new field of labor at Springfield. His
congregation has more than doubled. The
3rd of July he received seven persons into
his church. The same evening he preached
at union service in the Cong. church.
Albany.
Willie Johnson is on tue sick list.
City visitors are beginning to arrive.
Miss Nellie Donaldson is expected home
July 18th.
P. G. Stone and wife are the happy
parents of little daughter, born July 4th.
Mrs. Jennie Bill recently saw deer
feeding in her pasture near the buildings.
Those of our young people who visited
Willoughby Lake on the Fourth report a
pleasant time.
Mortimer, son OF William Chamberlain,
of this town, is the fortunate recipient of
legacy of $4,000, from deceased uncle.
HE. Carter gave brief but interesting
description of the Burlington Convention
at the Epworth League meeting last week.
Those from Albany who listened to Rev.
Mr.. Fuller's address lat Irasburgh on the
Fourth, were much pleased with his pa
triotic remarks.
Rev. Donaldson proposes to hold full
moon festival at the M: E. church on
Thursday evening of each month. The
entire community are heartily invited.
The Ladies society of the Cong. church
held social at the home of Mrs. w, A.
Shepard and report an enjoyable occasion.
The next meeting will be held with Mrs.
Bertha Cowles at the residence of Mrs.
Mary Cowles.
In district Nc. there were eleven schol-
ars with an average attendance of 10 21-26.
Those having no absent marks were Irving
Davis, Pansy Davis, Cynthia Davis, Hazel
Davis, Gertrude Peters, and Sadie Peats.
There were only two tardy marks. Hazel
Davis, four years old, had no marks of any
kind.
j. G. Darling and wife, j. G. Burke wife
and daughter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Huntoon
from Lowell, Mass, are visiting at j. B.
Darling s.-Harry McLarey from ST. Louis,
has joined his wife and daug liter at Mr..
Nelson's.-Mrs. Head and daughters from
Chicago, are visiting Mrs. Jenny Bill
Mrs. G. N. Tenny is home from Burling-
ton.
East Albany.
Mrs. Susie Badger of West Burke is visit
ing friends in this place.
s Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Smith of Spring
field, Mass, are stopping at s. r. Coburn's |
Mrs Mary Huse, who has been quite sick
for some time, is improving and has been
moved to her fathers.
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