Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-08-19

Barton Landing. A. Q. Berry from West
Burke was at home.-Albert Duke and wife
have returned to their home, in New
Hampshire.-G. I. Drown and wife were at
the Newport fair Dora AldrIch is attend
ing school in Montpelier.
Albany.
The Albany dramatic club will present
'sNoel Corson's OATH, Tuesday evening.
Aug. 81.
Mrs. A bel Wheeler from West Charleston
and her son Florin Wheeler from WestfieId,
Mass, are visiting friends in town.
A lecture will be given at the Congrega-
tional church on Friday evening, Aug.
23d by Miss Laura E. Hovey of Boston, for
the benefit of the free public library fund.
Subject, ''The Mission of Humor, or Why
We Should Laugh"
Miss Ethel Bryant from No. Brookfeld,
Mass, is the guest of Miss Juline Rogers.
The Misses Gates from Newport are the
guests of their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ezra Chaffee.-Mr. and Mrs. Winget from
Canada are. visiting their son, Charles
Winget.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Virgins re-
Gently visited at 5. A. Searles' Mrs. Nettie
Miller from Troy and Mrs. Blake from
Eden visited at Mrs. Honey's recently
Mrs. E. P. Bent and child from Massachu
sets are visiting Mrs. Bent's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. WalIace.-P. J. Cowles and
wife and Herbert Cowles and wife recent
ly visited Mrs. Mary Cowles.-Samuel
Cushing and wife from Boston are guests
at lanes McGuire's JCC
Willie Johnson is home for short time
Our people observed Old Home week by
entertaining friends from abroad, nearly
every family were thus engaged.
Ed. Dingman was badly shaken up and
hurt by falling from the upper
floor of his barn through the scuttle on to
the floor beneath. Fortunately no bones
were broken.
South Albany.
Edgar Farr is clerking for j. G. Campbell
& Son.
Thomas Marnock has two nieces from
Fall River visiting him.
Thomas Marnock, Mrs. Nettie Patterson,
David GiImour, Gabriel Patterson and
Irwin Anderson have put the Peoples tele-
phone in their houses.
The entertainment at the NJ. E. church
evening was worthy of a larger
audience. On account of the rain it was
not very well attended but it will be re-
peated a little later.
Mrs. Anna (Marnock) Brown of Rock
Bottom, Mass, is visiting at T. Marnock's
and II. Hanson's.-The Misses Graham and
Misses Mccarthy camped at Willoughby
Lake last week.-Mrs. w. o. Harvey and
children have been occupying their cottage
in Fosters grove in Westmore the past two
weeks.
1Sr0WnjngCO
Mrs. John Twombly is in poor health.
Mrs. Annie Brown, of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. John Cheney.
H. H. Days family spent last week at
Lake; also Mr.. and Mrs.
Wyman.
There will be promenade and ice cream
social at the academy nall next Thursday
evening. AIIare cord tally invited TO attend.
Carlos Skinner and wife, W 40 have been
away visiting friends, have returned home.
Mrs. Skinner has been i'll with neuralgia
since her return.
\ number from this place were in attend
ance at the grove meetings which We're
held at the Center. The meetings were
helpful and greatly enjoyei by those
present.
About forty mem bers Of the 1. 0. G.. T
from Morgan united with the Good Tenn
olars Of this place at their meeting last
Tuesday evening. Ice-cream and cake
we're served and very pleasant time was
enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Miles were in
Sheffield last week to attend the wedding
If their niece, Miss Norah Warner, and
George Cowling of St. John5bury. The
bride has been a very popular teacher in
mis- town and has many friends here who
wish her happiness and prosperity.
Frank Lewis visited his brot hers in
Littleton recently.-Allen Vincent and
wife visited relatives in Canada last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce from Charleston
spent last Wednesday with Mr.. and Mrs.
and Mrs. Harland Smith
rom Boston, who have been visiting rela-
ives in this place, have returned home.
East BrOwnIngton.
Mrs. Willard Aldrich is very feeble.
Herbert Gray, who injured his hand
ONE time ago, is now able to use it little.
Bloomington Center
Mrs. E. w. Gallup is quite sick.
Frank Seavey has been quite i'll the past
eW days.
Road Commissioner Powers is building
stone bridge near the schooI-house in
District No. z.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Leila id are re-
oicing over a baby girl who took up her
bode wit n hem last week.
The Grove meetings closed last Wednes- |