Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-09-19

DR.. Baker of Boothbay Harbor, Maine,
visited at A. E. Ordway's last week. Mar
shall Dodge, who formerly lived here, has
been visiting friends here.
South Barton.
Amos Drown and wife are expected home
soon.
Mrs. Melvin Drown and Mrs. 3. @. Berry
are taking a carriage drive to Washington.
At the G. E. social at A. w. Varney' IS
Friday evening large company were
there to make it birthday visit to Mr..
Varney.
The Ladies' Aid from Westmore met
with Mrs. G. 7. Drown last week. A good
number were present and all enjoyed the
occasion.
Mrs. G. w. Abbott has been having a
serious time with sore finger which
seemed like felon, but under the skillful
treatment Of DR.. J. M. Blake it is doing
well.
Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Jenne of Troy visited
in town recently.
Jerry Douglass has finished work here
and will move away.
Rev. Donaldson and wife are visiting in
Swanton and vicinity.
Our farmers have been busy the past
week filling their silos.
That ten pound-boy at G. A. Davis
found hearty welcome to the family circle
Miss Flora Wallace is improving, land her
sister Mabel, has returned to Springfield.
Mrs A. Frasier is on the sick list.-Mrs.
E. Stone is suffering with nervous debility.
Mrs. II. McLary and daughter, and Mrs.
Head and daughter have returned to their
home in the West.
Martha Hogan is home from Greensboro
where she has been working in a hotel
during the summer.
Mr.. Sartwell, who was severely injured
by being thrown from a carriage a few
weeks ago, is SO much improved that he is
a BILE to ride out.
Geo. Walker has bought the farm known
as the G. d. Walker place. He is out of
health but thinks the pure air Of Cham
berlin hill is beneficial.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Copeland died Sept. 18th of cholera infan-
tum. Much sympathy is felt for Mr.. and
Mrs. Copeland in their loss.
The ladies of the M. E. society recently
passed very pleasant afternoon with Mrs.
]. @. Campbell. The next meeting will be
with Mrs. VIM. Sartwell on Tuesday, Sept.
9th.
There was quiet wedding at VIII An
derson's last Wednesday when Mrs.
sister, Miss Glenn Foster, was
married to Geo. Fl. Anderson of Glover.
Congratulations.
Charles Winget has returned from trip
to Canada, where he has been visiting his
and Mrs. w. A. Shepard have
from Richmond, where they were
called to attend the wedding ceremony of
Mrs. Shepard's niece. They report most
pleasant time.
East Albany.
Henry Harlow has hired Geo. Brewsters
farm in asburg.
Potatoes are yielding a light crop and
farmers complain that they are rotting
badly.
L. A. Chadburn has traded his farm near
Albany Center with Clarke Keith for his
farm on the Greek.
We understand that some of the young
men in this community are causing con-
31dera bic trouble by taking things that do
Rot belong to them. Turn over new leaf
Boys and behave.
sSr0NningJOu.
S. S. Tinkham visited in town last week
A few from this pIa ce attended the fair
at St. Johnsbury last week.
Geo. LitchfieId has rented Mrs. Connor's
place for one year. Mrs. Conner has gone
10 LyndonvilIe to live for the present.
David Dutton, who has been i'll for a
lumber of weeks, died Sept. 18th. He
will be sadly missed from the community.
MI. and Mrs. Foster from New Hamp-
hire, who have been visiting at Mr.. Che
ley's for the past two weeks, have
returned home.
Geo. King has moved into NH. Browns
house.
Wild strawberries were picked by Walter
Buck, Sept. 16.
Mrs. T. F Marshall has been quite sick,
out is now on the gain.
Miss Kate Marshall goes to Greensboro
% work, soon.
Geo. Woodland and wife have gone to
Canada on q visit
Ed Black of Company D., New Hamp-
hire Vol, is home for thirty days.
The talk Of the day is butter and cheese
actory company, the stock being about
IL raised.
w. B. Guild and wife and Henry Gage
we're called ~ Newport on the Nelson and
Davis ca sc as Witnesses