Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-06-16
Albany.
Mrs. Emma Chamberlin is ill.

!
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dingman visited in
Barton last Thursday.
| Charles Smith has raised his barn,
preparatory to remodelling it.
Stephen Keith people from Newport Wis
| tied friends in town last W eek.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Cutler visited rela
tives in Craftsbury last Thursday.
Thomas Hughes was severely injured by
being kicked by horse recently.
Clark Keith has engaged to do the re-
pairing on George RowelPs barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson are settled in
their home after an absence OF a year.
Martin Jerome, longtime invalid, is
reported as much improved in health.
Mr.. Place GOES to Derby this week to
make permanent home with his daughter.
Miss Anna Dennison is passing a few
days in Greensboro with her sister, Mrs.
Hill.
A large deer was seen quietly gra zing
near the buildings of Mrs. e. q. Butler
recently.
B. o. Aiken is arranging the grounds
and digging the cellar for his new house
on Main st.
Mrs. T. .. Andrus is staying for time
with her daughter, Mrs. Mathews, at
Barton Landing.
Miss Ina Daniels of this place and Bert
Mathews of New Hampshire were united
in marriage June 18th.
Schuyler Chamberlin is the recipient
of purse of money from the M. E. church
in appreciation of his services as chorister.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lawrence welcomed
to their home a baby boy on Saturday,
June 7th. Mother and child are doing
/ well.
Those who attended the graduating ex-
/ ercises at Barton were we'll pleased with
the entertainment and think the class did
themselves and the school great credit.
Andrew Rogers, after graduating at
Montpelier seminary, is at home on the
farm, where he intends staying for the
present. He says he thinks a farmer can
enjoy an education quite as well as pro-
fessional man.
s East Albany.
The meetings which have been held in
2 East Albany church by Misses Avery and
Bryant will be continued this week at the
, North church. A good work has been
J done, the interest is increasing and it is
hoped that all will take hold and help in
the services by their presence. Everybody
? is invited who live within radius that
makes it possible for them to come. Spec
ial music.
The parsonage at East Albany was the
scene of pretty wedding last Thursday
q afternoon when Miss Ina, the daug hter OF
z. Mr. and Mrs Alfred Daniels, was m arried
|, to Mr. Elmer Matthews. The decorations
:, were lastly arranged in the form of ar
: evergreen canopy with the addition O.
n fern and buttercups. The bride was
dressed in light blue and white and the
= wedding party was ushered in with Lo
e hengrin's bridal march by the Mise
IL Avery and Bryant with cornet and harp
At the close were informal congratulations
1t and music. The party left in shower o
: rice instead of rain, going to Barton
le where they took the train for shor
wedding trip.
y South Albany.
% John Hafford was in town last week.
ie Miss Lima Williams is home from st
Johnsbury.
Mrs. Isabel Anderson is working at A. d
- Patterson's. a
G. HI. Porter entertained relatives from
Canada recently.
to Miss Jessie Brock of Boston is stoppin
W at A. Ora hams.
a Annie Anderson was home from Iras
burg over Sunday.
re Myra Carpenter is at work dressmakinl
ct for Mrs. j. p. Uric.
20 o. M. Rowell is building veranda an
painting his house.
! John Crosier has recently had telephon
- placed in his house.
A. D. Patterson is raising his barn an
:. making basement.
new blacksmith has come to work i
E. j. Douglass shop.
Mrs. Kate Wilson is visiting her siste
on Mrs. L. w. Patterson.
gu Mrs. Geo. Reed visited her mother, Mr.
lis Patterson one day last week.
III, Gabriel Patterson has been very S ic
TX but seems to be better at this time.
A little daughter came to the home
Die Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Harvey last Frida
IN, Mrs. A. g. Williams and Florisse w
is liams visited Mrs. F. Z. Brown at Bartt
nd Landing recently.
ir- Mrs. Harley Hanson and Mrs. T.. Marno
in have gone to Rock Bottom, Mass, on
re. visiting trip. Mrs. Hanson expects
net spend the summer there.
of The farm buildings of John P. Uric she
ov- marked improvement since the house b
I'M been turned round facing the southwt
1t and painted. Extensive repairs have al
the been made on the inside of the house, t
an yard graded and barns repaired and ever
thing seems to denote prosperity.
49,, wish Mr.. and Mrs. Uric long life to eDj
-. their pleasant and convenient home.
the BrOWningtOn.
d. Orvin Marsh is building a new carrla