Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-12-31
south Albany.

Nalch meeting az the NJ T.. church to-
night.
c. w. Williams has a brother visiting
him from Boston.
Mrs. T. NJ. Rowell and Nellie Whit
more are quite sick.
Christmas exercises were held in the
church last Tuesday.
There will be donation az the NJ. r.
church the evening OF jan, sth. Oysters
will be served
East Albany.
Percy Longe's children have the chicken
pox.
Mrs. Amos Gould is not as well at this
time.
Midnight mass at the Catholic church
Dec. 31st.
Miss Alma Larabee from Craftsbury is
visiting her sister, Mrs. III. a. McCallum.
G. A. Tinker has gone to Danville TO
visit his sons, j. K. Tinker who resides In
that place, and Frank, who is there for the
holidays.
The donation visit and oyster supper for
the benefit OF Rev. c. Hamilton viii be
! given Jan. 9Th instead Jan. 2nd as stated
last week.
The Christmas exercises az the r. b.
church here passed off pleasantly with
music and recitations by the children while
many were beautifully rememb ered by old
Santa.
/ Victor Hunter and Miss Lula Allchurch
/ of Barton spent Christmas with Mr.. Hum
! ter's parents here.-Ella Page, Homer
/ Daniels and Alden Phillips of Barton spent
Christmas at A. Daniels.
The Christmas and wedding bells chimod
merrily at the marriage OF Miss Ina NJ.
Hyde, youngest daughter OF Mrs. T.. {.
Flanders, to Frank G. Day both OF Albany.
The marriage ceremony was performed by
Rev. II. Styles at one o'clock Christmas
day. The happy couple at once started on
their wedding tour through Troy, Rich
ford, Newport aud surrounding towns.
They will make their homo here for the
present. May happiness attend them along
the journey of life.
Eugene Willis OF Chicopce. Mass. who
came to this place last spring and has been
stopping with his brother. has returned 10
his home in Massachusetts. lie has re-
Lewed acquaintance OF former years and
made many new friends. Mr.. Willis has
been offered a good position in Tennessee
by the Chicopee Cotton Co., for whom nc
has worked for the past Il years, and will
probably accept this offer aud go south.
Wherever ne makes his future home the
best wishes OF his many friends here will
attend him.
gSr"NvHiugron.
John Bryant of Barton visited at DIR.
- ags
Christmas exercises were observed In the
Cong'i church last Monday evening.
Elder Gregory aud wife from swanton
spent Christmas with relatives in town. Sos
Taplin 4 Rowen have purchased the An
drew Grey farm and sold a part OF il to Mr..
Cheney and Mr.. Sanborn.
The event of last week was the marriage
of Nathan Berry OF this place and Emma
Coaty OF Barton Landing. Congratula-
tions.
There will be recital given by Miss
Myrtle Aldrich in the Good Tempar's hail
here Jan. Sth commencing az 500 o'clock.
under the auspices of the l.. O. q. H.. A
good time is expected. For further partic-
ulars see posters.
Mr. and Mrs. William Cheney, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Chase, and Mr.. c. d. Alger OF
Bloomington, Mrs. IL. B. Morgan,
Newport, and Miss NJ. Mckay, Charleston,
met with Mr.. and Mrs. John Cheney at
their home, Dee. 10Th. A very pleasant
time was enjoyed by all. The combined
ages of those present was $50 years.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Job Drown and children, who have
been suffering from sore throat, are better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Williams 81 Shell
ton, Conn, are spending the holidays with
Mrs. Williams parents, Mr. and Mrs Ira
Bickford.
George Sheldon and his daughter Maude
spent Christmas at Fitch Bay, Que.-Ed-
gar Drown and family spent Christmas at
Derby Center.
Bloomington Center.
Ed Smith has bought farm in Sheffield.
w. f. Morey has thoroughly repaired
his house.
S. b. Maxwell is doing numbering job
for Geo. Bickford.
large number were present at the
Christmas gathering. The church was
was prettily decorated aud the exercises
were good.
Evansville.
Creamery meeting Monday, Dec. 81.
Mrs. r. Foster is able TO be about the
house again.
Mrs. Frank Lapierre is labelling scytho
stones for the factory.
Mr. John Marshall has been confined to
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