Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-08-04

empty keg found and the responsibility
aid to Demon Alcohol. The only thing
that the ferreting party feel thankful for
Is bit and bitstock found on the scene.
This was OF course used to tap the keg of |
ardent. The culprits have made them
selves scarce, to all appearances.
South Barton.
Rev. w. G. johnson will preach in the
Sunday, July 10th at two
o'clock in the afternoon.
Albany.
Jay Butler of Lyndonville was in town
over Sunday.
Arson Davis is doing the haying on the
Butler place at the Centre.
Mrs. Hodges is very sick at the home of
her daug liter, Mrs. r. Thayer.
Mr.. Brown will come to Albany to join
his wife and children this week.
Miss Jennie Twiss of Craftsbury is visit
ing at Olive buttons for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. McCalvy from New York
City are at VIM. Sinon's for short visit.
Miss Mabel Austin and Miss Meta Edger-
ton from Springfield, Mass, are visiting
at Rev. A. G. Austin's.
Myrtle Cutler is at work for Mrs Butler
for while. She expects to have employ
ment in the central telephone Office soon.
Mr.. William Cham berlin has closed
his house and is to visit among friends for
time before deciding in regard to the
future.
A CARD.-We wish to thank the kind
neighbors and friends who SO kindly as
sisted US in the last sad rites for our dearest
wife and mother. Also the singers for the
selections rendered.
AUSTIN }. LOOMS AND FAMILY.
A company of young people assembled
at the home of Ray Eldridge recently to
help him to pass few pleasant hours.
The time was passed in Rotations, and
games, after which a nice collation. was
served.
South Albany.
Evangelist1c services will be held in the
NJ. E. church, So. Albany, commencing
Monday evening, August 4th. Services
commence at 7:3O p. m.
Bloomington Center
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Morey and son,
George, visited in Lyndon last week.
D. 1. Grapes has newly shingled the ell
to his house.
Mrs. A. H. Gardyne's mother, Mrs.
Ewings, is improving.
Collins LaCourse received a severe sun
stroke last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Fleming are re-
joicing over the arrival of a nine pound
daughter.
Mrs. Henry Leland, who has suffered
from paralysis for nearly two years, was
worse last week. Eo
Mrs. Leona Grove and children are visit
ing Mrs. Groves sister, Mrs. Thomas
Chapman, of Glover.
Geo. Briggs of Manchester, n. H., re-
Gently visited his brother in law, Oliver
DWyre, and other relatives.
About fifty of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. d. l. Grapes went to their home last
Thursday evening to give them surprise,
1t being Mrs. Grapes twenty fourth birth
birthday. The guests were served cake
and coffee, and numerous gifts We're left
as reminders OF the pleasant event.
Mrs. Stephen Burrows and Mrs. W. H.
Burrows will entertain the Ladies' Aid
Society at the church, Thursday afternoon
and evening, August 18th. Supper will be
served in the vestry from five until eight
o'clock. Price five cents. Literary enter-
tainment in the evening. Admission five
cents. Come one and all and bring your
five cent pieces.
Evansville.
/ Mrs. j. W. Moore is quite ill.
Edith Perkins is home on visit.
Merton Woodland is working for G. R
Prescott.
Mrs. Grace Grandy has been quite sick
the past week.
Miss Lola Gray has gone to st. Johns
bury to attend the summer school.
Mrs. Magoon from Bloomington Center
visited her granddaughter, Mrs. Philip
Roberts, recently.
VIM. Monteith's sister, Mrs. Tice, and
three children, of Clinton, Mass, visited
here the past week.
West Charleston.
Charles Church is entertaining relatives
from Massachusetts,.
Mrs. Nellie Allen has returned to hel
home in Bradford.
Mrs. c. j. Bundy of Lyndonville called
on friends in town last week.
Mrs. e. o. Bennett has two daughter
with her during their vacation.
Mrs. T. Sullivan, children and sister ar
with Mrs. Julia Allen for few weeks.
Mrs Emily Wetherby of Lyndonvill
called on relatives in town recently.
Misses Alice Allbee and Bernice Wheele
are attending summer school at ISLAND
Pond.
Mrs. Kate Renehan of New York city i
stopping with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Eben Bruce.
A. O. Palmer of Rutland was in tow
recently in the interests of the Moderl
, Woodmen of America.
Mrs l.. D. Barron visited friends at " es
Derby last week, where she had not beel
for twenty-six years.