Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-08-15

lowing day (Friday) by the way of
Newport and Richford. A trip across
the lake to Pittsburgh will be made,
and everything done to make the trip
an enjoyable one. Train leaves New
port at 7:1O a. N; fare for the round
trip $t.25.
Barton Landing.
Homer Ford is home on a vacation.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed
at the reception and banquet last
Tuesday evening.
The members of the NJ. E. Sabbath
school will take ride to Willoughby
this week Tuesday.
Rev. J. A. Dixon went to Newport
Sunday evening, to give an address
before the young people.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid will meet at
A. w. Willey's next Thursday after
noon. Everyone invited.
A suspension foot bridge has been
placed across the river near the de-
pot. This will be great convenience
Harold Fuller has secured the posi-
ton of assistant principal in Lyndon
Institute for the ensuing year.-H. w.
Blake principal of the school, and Ell.
Nye were in town Thursday the in
terests of the school work.
Guy Winslow and E. ]. Winslow are
at home for short time.-Mrs. Vance
of Albany and Mrs. Cady of North
field, visited at J. E. Chamberlain's
last week.-Mrs.. Bailey and daughter
week.
Our boys went to Newport Center
last Saturday to play the nine there
and beat them in a very close game.
Innings, 2 5 50
Barton Ldg., 1910 O3 o II
Newport Ctr, 4OOO2 O-6
Batteries, Guild and Walker for
Barton Landing, Trudeau and Whip
pie for Newport Center.
South Barton.
A. B. Stanley is home from New
Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chamberlain and two
children are visiting at Orrins Gray's.
Perly Switser from Fairlee and Carl
Winchester from Lowell, are visiting
here.
The sick ones are all better, except
Mrs. J. L. Downing, who does not
seem to gain.
Prof. Pugsley, principal of the Lyn-
don Institute, will accompany Rev.
Lyster here the 21st inst. and speak
for time. Let him have full no use.
Albany
Mrs. Mary Cowles recently enter
tanned guests from Newport.
Fred Courser from Nebraska, is is
iting his brother, w. Courser.
Miss Blanche Hyde attended the
Summer School at Morrisville.
c. Chaffee is painting and paper
ing his house and will soon occupy it.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Society are
to start in on their social work again
soon.
Rev. Elmer Reynolds and family
'from Illinois are visiting at Freeman
Reynolds. The Rev. occupied the
ME-. pulpit last Sunday and preached
a very interesting sermon.
Mr.. Mansfield, who is stopping at
T. B. Johnson's, cut the end of one of
her fingers off last week.
Mrs DR.. Camp and son from Chicago
recently visited: at VIM. Shepard's.-
E. Foss also visited at Wm. Shop
ards recently.
Rev. j. w. Harris from Greensboro
gave a report at the Cong'l church on
Sunday of the International Christian
Endeavor Convention at Nashville.
Mrs. Mary Beede, an aged lady from
Westfeld, Mass, formerly of this
town, is here visiting friends. She is
in very poor health and it is thought
she has had partial shock.
Elmer Reynolds and family of Illi-
nois, are visiting his father, F. Rey
Notes.-The Misses Jennie and Dora
Gates from Newport, are visiting their
grandfather, E. j. Chaffee, during
their vacation.
East Albany.
G. A. Tinker is shingling his horse
barn.
Mrs. Ernest Sanborn is quite sick
Mrs. L. L. Sanborn remains about the
same. q.
Mr.. Foss exhibited his kaleidoscope
here Friday evening, Aug. u. 1t was