Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-09-24

| Eminent Commander III. G. Pierce COM
handing, who presented each Sir Knight
with neat souvenir pin showing pho
| tograph of Willoughby lake. Sir knights
! Nimms of Springfield, Mass, and Pearson
| of Barton acted as drill masters. An or
chestra composed of j. Wesley Batchelder,
Pc. Stone, FL. e. Potter, G. F.nJewell
| and Ed. Prouty rendered music for the
occasion. The excursion down the lake
/ with Capt, Averill on his steamer was en-
1 joyed by all. Too much praise cannot be
| given Mrs. Richardson for the manner in
which she presided as hostess, and her en-
deavor to have all enjoy themselves while
| in her popular and commodious house, of
which we can truly say there is none
| better for an occasion like this, everything
| being frst-class in every respect. DIR. q.
| F. Cheney, Eminent Commander of Pales-
tine Commandery of ST.. Jonnsbury hon.
ored the occasion with his presence. DR..
Rutherford, eighty two years old, the Oldest
/ Sir Knight in Malta Commandery, was
Epresent and helped to make the occasion a
success by his genial and pleasant ways.
| It was time of profit and pleasure to jail.
Much credit isidue drill master Sir Knight
| Nimms. Though the attendance was not
as large as was expected, owing to sick
ness, guest of the house estimated the
number of Sir Knights IN line Wednesday
night to be about seven. hundred.
Barton Landing. $50
| JIG. Turnbull is moving his creamery
building, preparatory to building new
| one.
i Mrs. Mary sHoyt from Manchester has
| been visiting at Joseph Bartlett's the past
week.
Mr.. Lawrence, principal of the high
school, has been sick and unable to teach
| most of the past week.
Mrs. III. T. Barnard has been ill the past
week, so that they have been unable to
move as they had planned. --e-e-se-s -~-
Miss Anna Bassett has purchased of E. E
StaffordJhis stock of millinery She goes
| to Boston and New York thissweek to buy
new goods. bAE.& - ii
Mrs. Dodge and Mrs. Webster have gone
to market to buy a new stock of millinery.
When they return they will open rooms in
what was formerly the Peoples Store. i
South Barton. a18E t4s}0t
P. S. Moore and wife have been visiting
at G. w. Abbott's the past week.-Mrs.. 0.
Young and two daughters have been stop
ping at B. c. Berry's.-Mrs. Joseph Louie
and daughter with two grandchildren
have been visiting old neighbors here.
Mrs. Louie lived on thesCharles Frost
place thirty seven years ago.
Albany.
Mrs. VIM. Courser was quite severely
burned recently. 5.t f$3t III
Mr.. and Mrs. Granville Cheney were in
LyndonvilIe last week.
N. M. johnson is home from Wesleyan
University for a few days. . 40 40 %
School in Dist. No. i commenced last
Monday with Miss Alice, Graham teacher
Mrs. Cora (Cheney) Cowles from John
son is stopping with her father for a few
days before going to ST. Johnsbury to re-
side.-T. McCaffery goes to his home in
New Haven, Conn.,, this week. ~ sE~ 80 4
= >. MRS. ". HN i
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Brood have "a littley
daughter.
Clarence Cowles has returned tothe lasy
school in New York city.
Herbert Cowles has returned from
Alaska to Portland, Oregon.
Ira Magoon recently cut all the fingers
on his left hand on an edging saw in Gal
lagher's MILL j
Mr.. Kilgallan, an aged and respected Cit
izen, who resided near East Albany, with |
his nephew, passed away on Friday last.
Funeral at the r. G. Church on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Conant from Johnson are
visiting at ] b. Rogers'.-A. Frasier and
wife are visiting their daughter at SPRING
field, Mass. Roy George hos gone to Low
ell, Mass.-Mrs. E. c. Rowell accompanied
her daughter to her home in Boston last |
week. - ~ &'1'F j. G. C.
South Albany.
John Hafford has moved back on to his
farm. >'@2t- - + - " 'A'0r i
Mrs. VIM. Johnson is very sick with
lung fever.
Oney Rowen has returned to his home
in New Hampshire.
Robert Young of this town a1d Miss
Annie E. Kendrick of Greensboro were
married last Wednesday and have gone to
New York on a wedding trip. Congratu-
-.
Will Anderson has sold his farm to
James Marine. Possession given immedi-
ately. Mr.. Anderson expects to go to
hospital in Connecticut this week. His
wife will accompany him.
Center.
We are very glad to see Rev. S. z. Vail
out again.
William Burrows had telephone put in
MS house last week.