Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-07-29


ried July Goth, and last Tuesday evening
premises until a representative appeared
and offered to set up the cigars.
The village trustees are laying a con-
crete sidewalk from j. B. Winget's to DR..
Ranney's, distance of about twenty-five
rods. This walk has been much needed,
and will greatly improve that part of the
village.
Frank Humphrey had his thumb badly
cut while at work in the E. L. Chandler
Co.'s shops last Monday.-Win Hildreth
had one finger cut off in planer while
at work in the E. L. Chandler Co.'s shops
last Wednesday.
VIII Mcnamara caught brook trout
in Willoughby River last Wednesday
which weighed one pound and eleven
ounces.-Edward Brooks, while fishing
last Wednesday, slipped and fell, injuring
his hand quite severely.
Mrs. A. D. Chandler, Miss Eaton, Her
bert Twombly and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Addison Fletcher, Mrs. e. E. Gay, Mrs.
Jerre Marston, Warren Twombly, Fred
Skinner, Leon Gay and party of college
students, beside several Others from this
place spent some time last week at Will
loughby, camping at different camps on
the east side of the lake.
Forty persons from this place went to
Newport last Thursday evening to attend
the concert by the Kilties military band
of the 4Sth Highlander Regiment. This is
said to be the best band in Canada. 1t
has forty members and many of them are
good singers as we'll as good players. They
began their concert by playing ''Star
SpangIed Banner and closed with "Amer-
lea" and "God Save the King" The Lane
Opera Hall was filed with people and the
concert was greatly enjoyed.
South Barton.
Ora Willard is fast improving, and is
able to sit up most of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. c. Berry visited in AL
bany and Barton Landing recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pilsbury are at the
steam mill after occupying their cottage at
Willoughby for two months.
Albany.
Joseph Kelley has gone to Richford.
Miss Mabel Austin has gone to Lyndon
vile to work.
J.C Reynolds and family are guests at
Freeman Reynolds.
Maurice Nelson from New York is visit
ing his brother Duron.
Mrs. Ella Vance from Winona, Wis.,,
recently visited at Stephen Vsnce's.
Mr.. Merwin from New Haven, Conn, is
stopping with his friend, Clarence Cowles.
Mrs. Fort and three daughters from
Woodbury. recently visited at Mrs. Abb
bott's. ....v +
The Misses Drenan from Wood bury re-
Gently visited their grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Nelson.
Mr.. Bosworth and his sister, Mrs. Rey-
nolds, from Montpelier are visiting at A.
H. Darling's and other friends in town.
The Albany boys played a game of base
ball with a team at Craftsbury Saturday
which resulted in a score of 81 to 4 in favor
of the Albanys.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey McCIary and daugh-
ter have gone to Malone, n. Y, to visit
Eugene McClary. Mr.. McClary will go
from there to ST. Louis and Mrs. McClary
will return to Albany.
The Ladies' Aid society will serve supper
at the vestry Tuesday afternoon, August 9.
There will be literary exercises by the
young people in the evening after which
and cake will be served. Every
body invited ice.
Mrs. Julia Taylor from Minneapolis
Mimi. is visiting at E. G.. Carter's and W.
H. Chaffee's. Mrs Taylor is the widow OF
the late Hon. A. Taylor.
The recital given by the Misses Austin
was very enjoyable occasion, the read
ings being finely rendered and interspers- !
ed with songs and choir music. The sup |
per on the lawn was excellent.
On Saturday evening the 10th inst. a party |
of friends assem- bled at the home of James |
Mcclure to give reception to Mr.. and |
Mrs. James Martin. A pleasant evening |
was passed and many kind wishes express
ed.
South Albany.
Gabriel Patterson is still GU lite sick.
Mr.. Arthur Gilmour, who has been i'll |
for some time, died Saturday afternoon, |
aged 70 years. A more extended notice /
will appear next week.
Mrs. L. p. Page and Miss Cora Rowell of |
Barton visited friends here last week.
Mrs. Will Utton and baby of Morrisville |
ire visiting at Will Campbells.
There was family reunion at Mrs. c. III. /
Porter's last Saturday, July p. Besides
he members of her family, there were
present Mrs. Porter's brother, Robert
Shields and family of st. Johnsbury, and