Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-07-21

Harley Bostridge returned to Pawtucket
Friday.
Window and Susie Lang are visiting in
Craftsbury.
F. H. Pillsbury returned from Willough-
by Friday.
R. B. Lang has shut down his mill until
after haying.
Mrs. E. j. Wheeler and children are Wis
itsng at B. c. Berry's.
Bert Smith from Lawrence, Mass, visited
A. W. Varney last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul jerks from New York
are guests at A. W. Varney's.
! John Foster and James Forrest go to
Montreal hospital Monday for treatment.
Frank Kimball is at home cutting his
hay. His son, F. j. Kimball, has charge of
the section during his absence.
Albany.
Mrs. E. A. Cutler, who has been sick, is
recovering.
George renney from Barton was here
over Sunday.
Clara and Ina Rand from Burlington are
visiting ct E. Dingman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Conant from Morris
Vile visited at J. B. Badgers last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Badger from Lyndon
Vile were guests of Clarence buckles last
week.
Mrs. Frank Chamber from Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, is here visiting relatives and
friends.
John Beede and wife from Westfeld,
Mass are visiting Wallace Eldridge and
other friends in town.
Wilbur Chamberlin from Greenwood,
Mass, is here stopping with his brother,
William, who is in feeble condition.
A pleasant occasion is reported from j.
Sinon's at the finishing of his new barn,
music and dancing being enjoyed until a
late hour.
All are pleased to learn of the hopes en-
tertained of the recovery of Carroll Shep-
hard who has been seriously ill with ty-
phoid pneumonia.
Our people have reason to congratulate
themselves that they are not left without
a physician. DR.. Goddard is very COM
petent, careful doctor.
o. M, Delano's large barn was struck by
lightning last Tuesday morning and
burned to the ground. Nothing was
saved. 1t was lightly insured.
Recently while A. Daniels people were
burning brush from the cedar oil manu-
factory neighbours COW got 50 badly
burned that Mr.. Daniels paid the full
value therefor.
There was a reunion Of the Eldridge
family last week at the home of Wallace
Eldridge, which was very pleasant gath
ering, many Of the guests coming from out
of the state.
The entire community are in sympathy
with Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Delano in the re.
cent loss by fire of their large barn which
was comparatively new. 1t seems worse
just at this time as it leaves no place fol
the hay. They seem doubly afflicted az
Mr.. Delano Is in feeble health.
T. B. johnson received news last week
, that his son, Matt M. Johnson, who is il
Asbury Park, New Jersey, had been th'
victim of very serious accident. He wai
out taking orders July 9th. Some here
on his trip the front part of his whee
broke, throwing him, and he struck or
the car track. When he regained con
seriousness he had been at the hospital a
Long Branch over five hours. Z Howeve
there were no broken bones and he viii
not lose his eyesight, but probably vii
have quite scar. He will be able to com
to Albany in about week if all goes well
Matt M. Johnson will be remembered a
F., clerk at Hotel Barton in 1898.
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Miss Sadie Putney has gone to Nal
tucket Island, Mass, where she has en
ployment in the Nantucket House.
Bloomington Center
E.W. Dudley is working on Rev. G. J
g Browns buildings. Ssf
q Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen N ichols of Morga
o visited at w. N. Fuller's recently.
Miss Lena La Course is home from New
4 port and working for George Twombly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Alexander welcome
little daug liter to their home last weel
!. Mrs. Isadore ellis has spent the pas
: two weeks with her brother, Ora White,
Barton.
:, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Blouin of Woodsvill
: N. H., visited Mrs. Blouin's sister, Mr.
Collins La Courses last week.
Mrs. Susan Seavey who has spent sewers
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. Will Heat
o of Albany has returned home.
e Miss Lizzie Maxwell, who has worke
, for J. G. Turnb of Barton Landing 4
$ over year is home on a vacation.
IL Mrs. Homer Seavey and daughter Cass
IL of Irasburg lately spent few days wit
le Mrs. Seavey's brother, Willie Fuller.
Is G. E. Kellogg and son of Florence, Mass
/ visited his niece, Mrs. Willie Fuller, an
nephew, George Campbell, last week.
Mrs. OliveriDwyer's brother, Fred Broa
e, bent, who visited her a few weeks sin
as and went from her home to Plattsvil
Of Wisconsin, was married July I'd to Mi
~ Sarah S. Dyson of Plattsville.
IN The Ladies' Aid Society will give an e
n tertainment in the church next Thursd
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