Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-09-03

1ANlICO ~ oSlChO'
Fl. c. Pierce, town treasurer, will be at
the Valley house next Wednesday to re-
I ceive taxes. This will be his last time
here. All taxes must be paid this week in
order to get the discount.
South Barton.
Geo. Abbott is better.
Get out and vote tomorrow.
40. Berry is home from Newbury where
he has been several weeks.
Amos Drown and wife and Chauncey
Drown of Littleton, N. H., are here.
Frank Kimball was little surprised last
+ Wednesday evening by visit from his
friends and neighbors, who called to re-
mind him that he was just forty-seven
years old. A very fine gold, Masonic ring
was presented him. fine supper consist
ing of fruits, cake and ice-crea were
served, after which the company returned
home, feeling it had been pleasant gath
ering.
Albany.
Do not fail 10 cast your vote tomorrow.
Jefferson Cowles and wife from st.
Johnsbury are visiting here.
Mrs Adelbert Mills and children from
Massachusetts are visiting at Henry Mills.
John RoweIl goes to Barton to school
this fall.-Jessie Shate has gone to Barre to
work.
G. A. Davis is putting in a furnace.-T.
]. Newton is putting an addition on to
his hall and digging a cellar preparatory
to putting in a urnace.
The political rallies were both fairly
we'll attended, and SO far as can be judged
by the after arguments both parties were
strengthened in their previous opinions
and prejudices.
FROM ANOTHER SOURCE.
Miss Dutton has gone 70 Morgan to
teach the fall term of school.-Willie
Johnson is rapidly recovering from
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Cynthia Chaffee has returned home
from her journey through Franklin
county, stopping at Richford, Berkshire,
Enosburgh, etc.-Mrs. Morant who has
been spending the summer at w. H.
Chaffee's accompanied by her grandson,
Louis Morant, will return to her home in
Salem, Mass, this week
Mrs. Benjamin and children are stop g"
ping at o. Delano's.-Clarence Cowles is
home for few weeks He has been enjoy
ing an extended trip through to San
Francisco by way of the Yellowstone Park
seeing the many curious things that are
on exhibition in that wonderful place.
He says one can form no idea of the vast
ness of this country until this journey is
experienced.
East Albany.
H. A. Mcclure has been raising up his
barn, putting a new basement under it
and otherwise repairing his buildings.
Mr.. Henry Mcclure of Joliet, Ill.,, has
been visiting his nephew, II. A. Mcclure,
of this pIace.-Walter Jones, a son of Rev. |
A. D. Jones who was former pastor here,
called on friends one day recently,
South Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sc. Cass of Lowell, Mass,
are visiting friends here. A~..@- 80.
Rev. J. E. Knapp of Irasburgh will be |
here to hold communion service next Sun !
day at 2 p. m. at the M. e. church.
The Ladies' Social Circle will meet with
Mrs. JIM Patterson next Friday afternoon
and evening. Honey will be served. All
cordially invited. '4 -" -
$50
Bloomington. -,,....--s-,
Do not fail to cast your vote tomorrow.
Mrs. Vincent, who has been i'll for a long |
time, is able to be out again.
E. Burrows and wife have returned from
Canada.-Mrs.s Orpha Dale and brother
from Island Pond visited at l.. Crows last,
week.-Mabel Parlin has gone to. Barton
Landing to work for Mrs. Fletcher.-Miss
Barry, who has been stopping for the past
few weeks at Dr.. Gilman's, has returned
home.-Mrs. Densmore from Maine visited
relatives in this, place last week.