Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-01-20
Albany.

M0rCOn cutler, VINO mas Deen Ill Win |
pneumonia during the past week is i'm
proving.
CARD.-We wish to thank our friends, !
who SO kindly assisted in caring for our
beloved wife and mother during her long
and painful illness and at her death and
burial.
JAS. A. PLACE AND FAMILY.
When the delegates from this town and
Irasburg attend the coming railroad meet
ing at Montpelier they should impress up
on the railroad people that at the foot of
the mountain, back of J. A. Wheeler's,
partly in this town and partly in Irasburg,
is an almost inexhaustible amount of what
is said by good judges to be the finest gran
tie in this state, which already has wide
reputation for fine granite. Furthermore
this granite is easy of access.
Arthur Cheney and Mrs. Clark Keith have
had telephones installed in their homes.
Miss Kate Marlowe, one of our successful
teachers, is teaching the school at the Cor
ner.
Mrs. Denison and Miss Maria Bowen
visited in Lowell last week.-Dr. Goddard
spent several days in Burlington last week.
There will be donation visit and oyster
supper at the NJ. E. church on Thursday
evening, the 23d inst, to which all are
most cordially invited.
At the recent annual election of officers
in the NJ. E. Sunday school no changes
were made and the old board will officiate
during the coming year.
The auction of old maids at the church
vestry was very pleasant affair, not only
| affOrding much amusement, but adding
good sum to the treasury.
Mrs. O. NJ. George who has been i'll a
long time does not improve Pearl Rowell
who has had pneumonia is recovering
f. NJ. Gallagher's children are having
chicken poX.
| One of the events of the week was the
marriage of Augustus Sargent to Miss May
Miller. The happy couple have gone to
housekeeping and have the best wishes of
their many friends.
South Albany.
The farmers in this vicinity are getting
up quite a supply of wood this season.
There were three saving machines running
at the same time in one neig hbOrhoOd last
| week
| Mr.. Robert White and Mrs. James
| Young, who have been ill, are reported to
| be better.-Miss Scott is again able to
| teach.-Mrs. J. NJ. Patterson is in poor
! health.
| Nelson Rash works for Mrs. Nettie Pat
| terson this winter .ALulu Patterson has
! been at work at J. NJ. Patterson's the past
| Week.-ElWin Graves has been stopping at
! Nettie Patterson's.
There is to be donation visit at the w.
! NJ. parsonage next Friday evening for the
benefit of the pastor, Rev. f. Trow bridge.
! Plenty of good music and a free oyster
supper it is purposed to have during the
evening.
At the reorganization of the NJ. E. Sun
| day-schOOl on Jan. 9Th, 7. MarnOck was
elected superintendent; George Anderson,
assistant; IN. Williams, secretary; Lima
Gilmour, treasurer; FIorisse Williams, or
g4nist.
On account of poor health w. j. Camp
bell intends starting for Florida next week.
His sister Lillian has been managing the
store and post office here alone for the
past three weeks and that with the tele-
phone to attend to keeps her very busy.
We hope he may be restored to health and
continue his business here in the store.
BrOwningtOn.
Mrs. Miles, who has been stopping with
relatives and friends in this place, has gone
to Canada.
Maud Putney is working for Mrs
Twombly. Mr.. Twombly's mother is in
very feeble health.
Willie Virgins, who has been very ill,
is improving. Ben. Burrows, who has
been quite i'll, is better.
Quite a number from this place attended
the entertainment by the Thespians at
Barton Landing last Friday evening.
East BrOWningtOn.
George Sheldon, who has been sick with
the measles, is gaining.
Mr.. Archie Drown, who went to CIeve.
land, Ohio, about three months ago, has
returned home.
Mr.. Edison Drown and wife of Cleveland
Ohio, are in town on visit. Mr.. Drown
has been away for twenty-three years. 1--WE
are glad to see his genial face among u:
once more.
Bloomington Center
At the special services to be held at the
church this week Rev. Mr.. Treat of Iras
burg will preach Tuesday evening anc
Rev. G.. G. Gorse, of West Burke on Thurs
day and Friday evenings.
We will state once more for the benef
of the party who sent US communication
signed ga Friend," that we do not u.s.
communications of any kind unless W.
know the name of the sender. Ed
Evansville.
II. |. Smith is confined to the house will