Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1900-07-09

thompson, SIS z l Y
i Hamilf sS ! # 3a 9 9 2
DIR. George, Id Al 10
Totals, 40 12 id3 ~ II 3
Score by innings: ,.slE.e
2. 8 4 5s,e g
Hardwick, % o 2 8 o *-12
Barton, o 4 0 O 2 9
The features of the game were the fielding
by Thompson, batting by DR.. George for
Hardwick; fielding of Cole and grand
stand catch by Suitor and G. S. Webster's
work at short stop. Double play, Jenness
and Cole. Umpire, Brown of st. Johns
bury.
Barton Landing. .4r5s..
Jesse Cooper has moved to Barton.
jill. Rosebrook and wife have been Wis
iting in Island Pond.
There was no preaching service at the
Cong. church yesterday. t.%e*
Rev. ]. A. Dixon has returned from
| three weeks vacation. y"
Mrs. B. F. Rowland and son of Spring
| field are visiting friends in this community.
! number from this place have been
camping at WilIoughby Lake the past
week.
Miss Persis Fairchild of Newport, N. H.,
is spending her vacation at b. F. D. Car
penter's.
Mrs. Field of Denver, Col, is visiting at
Mrs. w. w. Fosters and will spend the
summer there.
| Stephen Burbank has relatives visiting
him from Northampton, Mass, and also
from the West.
| c. H. Wiley, who has has been teaching
IN Milton the past year, is spending few
weeks at his fathers.
The Fourth was very quiet here. Quite
number went to Bloomington to eele-
| brate and some to Newport.
| The Albany Dramatic Club will present
drama entitled s'LittIe GoIdie, or the
Pride of the Camp at Valley House hall
on Thursday evening, July 18th.
| Several memb ers of the Salvation Army
under the direction of Ensign Sims of
Barre will appear at the Methodist church
here Wednesday evening of this week and
will speak on the social work of the Saliva
ton Army. Subject, Through Hannts
| and Jungles of Darkest England in Rags"
Good music aud singing. Admission 10
cents.
South Barton.
Eliza Folsom has finished work at the
Peerless and gone to Burlington where she
will enter a hospital as nurse.
O. w. circuit and son Willard from ST.
Johnsbury visited Mrs. A. B. Orcutt las
week-Lew1s Lord and wife and little
daughter are here visiting.
Albany.
Mrs Abbott entertained her son Charles
and wife from w. Derby over the Fourth.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. E. church will
meet with Mrs. Arson Davis, Tuesday af-
ternoon and evening of this week.
Mrs M. Dunn from Greensboro visited
at E. Cutters recently.-Mr. and Mrs. w.
H. Chaffee visited in Barton Landing last
week. e O.
The Albany Dramatic Club made the
greatest hit of the season on the evening
of July 4th, in the presentation of a ives
tern comedy drama entitled, Little GoIdie
or The Pride of the Camp" to packed
house. All parts were we'll chosen, the
acting was of style to interest and the
music was well worth the price of admis-
sion. 1t should be repeated in the near
future. Receipts were $98.47..
The Fourth of July passed very quietly,
some Of our people going out of town and
others visiting at Lake Hosmer, where
there was speaking both interesting and
instructive. The orator of the day, Horace
Graham of Craftsbury, departed from the
usual custom and spoke of modern oc
currences, giving some reasons for our
late wars and of the trouble with China.
Mr.. Graham is a good speaker and has the
power of holding his audience.
School closed in district No, 10, June 20,
with a picnic at Lake Hosmer. Pupils
having no absent marks were Lee Fletcher
Lottie and Elmer Laheur, Maude Rowell,
Effie, Dora and Waldo Shedd. Those hav-
ing no tardy marks were Nancy Fletcher
and Dannie Lafeur. The attendance by
all was very good, showing much interest
on the part of the pupils; but the tardy
marks were too numerous to mention. It
would be pleasing to the teacher to have
the parents visit the school at least once
during each term.
South Albany.
There will be ''Hit or Miss social at
Mrs. Esther Anderson's next Thursday |
evening, under the auspices of the Epworth
League Ice-cream and cake will be served. /
All are cordially invited.
Miss Jessie Brock of Boston is visiting at
A. Graham's.- and Oney RowelI
went to Littleton, N. H., to celebrate the
Fourth.-Miss Effie Patterson is home
from Barton on a vacation.-Mr. and Mrs.
ON. Rowen spent the Fourth in Hardwick