Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-08
South Barton.

Ella Berry and Eta Folsom are attend |
ing school at Barton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Drown returned TO
Littleton, N. H., Saturday.
w. D. Young from Springfield, Mass, is
staying with his sister, Mrs. B. G. Berry.
Earl Richardson has finished work for
R. B. Lang and gone to Barton to attend
school,
Miss Eliza Folsom of the Mary Fletcher
hospital, Burlington, is home for vaca
ton. Miss Folsom has graduated as
nurse and will locate in Burlington.
Albany.
Mrs. M. Butler has been ill.
Frank Hunter is gaining and it is hoped
he will be able to be about again soon.
Miss Lillian Griggs of Holland will stop
for time With her sister, Mrs. Carl Chaffee.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Robbins from Bur-
lington were in town recently visiting
friends.
Margaret Ansboro teaches the school in
the North district, and boards at Carl
Chaffee's.
Milo Chaffee presented his daughter FL
len nice gold watch recently as birth
day gift.
There was a wedding and family gath
ering at Clark Keith's on Thursday even
ing of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles McGovern of
Wheelock were guests of the Misses Mar
lowe over Sunday.
Mrs. Morant and her grandchildren start
ed for home last Wednesday, having spent
the summer at w. HI. Chaffee's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mansfield and daughter
Bessie, who have been stopping for the
past few weeks at Mrs. e. j. Carter's have
returned to their home in Salem, Mass.
Election day was very quiet one here,
Rufus Miles being elected as representative
by almost unanimous vote. Mr.. Miles is
an upright deserving citizen and deserves
the honor conferred upon him.
The Morants and few friends spent a
very pleasant evening at the home of Wal
lace Eldridge and family on the eve OF
their departure for their home, which will
be remembered as one of the pleasures OF
the summer.
The musical convention under the direc-
tion of w. A. Sargent opened Wednesday
afternoon. Owing to schools commencing
and late haying the chorus was not al
large as it might otherwise have been, but
with so thorough a director, and as one
said, "With Mrs. Head at the piano, they
could not help but sing" Miss Head rem
dered her solos very finely and the chorus
did well. The house was full at the con.
cert Friday evening. The convention was
grand success.
Mrs. Peter Stone and children from Mas
sachusetts are visiting at Jas. McGuire's.-
Fl A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
David Lafiure last week. The play giver
by the dramatic clab was we'll attended
Mrs. Prescott and children and the Mise
Snow have returned to Massachusetts,
There was frost in this locality Friday
night.-O. c. Whitcher is attending cour
at Newport.-Juline Rogers has returned
!, to Johnson normal school.-Eber BashaV
is moving into the house with his father
Peter Bashaw, at the village. ROLAND
, Chafey has gone to Boston.-Mrs. Ale
Frasier has sister visiting her.
2 Is DEFERRED LOCALS.
: Mr.. DIN B. Aiken is getting along finel
with his new buildings. .asss
Rev. and Mrs. Smith and child are visit
ng at Rev. Nc. Austia's.
Mr.. SULLIVAN and three children fror
Berlin visited the Rogers family last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Davidson are enter
tanning niece, Miss Pierce of Hardwick
/ Mr.. and Mrs. James E. Pringle, who hav
! lived i'll Groton, Conn, for the past thr c
+ years, are expected home soon for
months vacation.
4 Mr.. Rushford who lived in the post-offic
r block, has moved out of the village, an
D Clayton George has moved his family int
9 the vacated tenement.
e East Albany.
0 Mrs. Richmond Fisher, of Aspen, Cole
n RADIO, who has been visiting her moth,
n and sons of this place, has returned to h,
t home in Colorado.
It South Albany.
d. r. Cobb is ILL.,
: Mrs. Julia Merrill visited at w. o. Hal
r vey's recently.
: Mr.Wm. johnson of Duxbury is visitin
b in town.
IL AdiNOJ ohO OnCJ IOWcll dtbcuQCQ OHc
! brooke fair last week.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Selden Cass, of Lowell
e Mass, are here for a short visit.
e Harry Patterson and John Gilmour a
II attending school at Barton and Lima Gil
,e mour at Johnson.
l. A. D. Patterson's horses ran away wit
n the moving machine recently, breakir
n things generally.
v Alex Shields and family of Glover, Jot
Albert and family of Pennsylvania, M
Nolan and Miss Shields of Barnet, MI
= Charles Merrill and son of Hyde PARK ar
= Mrs. HI. 7. Seaver of Barton visited at
w. Williams last week.
p There is a remarkable turkey goboler
this neighbor hood owned by James Ca
20 derwood which has Matched brood
to twenty-five chickens out of twenty-t hr
at eggs and then not being willing to lea