Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1902-09-01

on wednesday, where they passed de-
lightful day.
Mrs. S. A. Abbott gave party for her
little granddaughter, Miss Vera Frost, one
day last week. About twelve young ladies
were present, a pleasant time was enjoyed.
After partaking of nice tea they dis
persed to their several homes wishing that
these occasions were more frequent.
A. B. Rowley of Richford, spoke in
Maple hall to a large audience recently
yet judging from what is reported people
are not in favor of high Iicense.-Rev. and
Mrs. w. S. JENNIE of Troy were thrown
from their carriage recently while coming
over the mountain. The accident was
caused by the horse jumping to one side,
Mr.. JENNIE was considerably bruised, but
Mrs. JENNIE escaped injury.-At the picnic
on Tuesday p. M, the ages ranged from
two and one half years-little Earl Prescott
to ninety six years Grandma Clough.
East Albany.
Martin Kilgalen of Lowell, Mass, is Wis
iting relatives here.
w. w. Miles of Barton was in town on
business Thursday.
Misses Mary McCaffrey of Lowell, Mass.
and Ellen Labo1nty of Lowell are visiting
Miss Maria Bowen.
Frank Hunter has been very ill
with typhoid fever. Miss Bessie Mcdonald,
trained nurse from Barton is caring for
him.
Mrs. Thomas Bowen and her daughter
| Annie, and Miss Rosa mclaughlin OF
Lowell, Mass, are visiting at the home of
Mr.. Thomas Bowen at Wolcott.
| Mrs. Frank Hunter, who was taken to a
| Montreal hospital recently. underwent a
successful surgical operation on Thursday.
Her son Victor has been in Montreal with
her.
| About thirty of the relatives and near
friends from Hardwick, Craftsbury Glover
and Albany were invited to the home of A.
Eldredge to witness the marriage of his
/ daughter. Sibil, to Mr.. Walter Anderson oil
/ Glover. They are both highly respected
| by all and the presents were many ano
costly. They went to their future home al
Barton with shower Of rice and the best
wishes of their many friends.
| DEFERRED LOCALS.
81. A. MCGUIRE and family and F.
Twombly and family with relatives from
Connecticut are spending a few days a
Willoughby lake, where there is to be
reunion of the Twombly family.
There was social visit and ice-crean
supper at VIM. Courser's on the evening o
Aug. 18Th. AgoodIy number were presen
and the evening was passed very pleasant.
with music. Mrs. Courser presided at tn
piano and was accompanied by her sol
Guy on his violin. Some very fine selec
tions were rendered. Refreshments wer
served in the form of ice cream and oak
and all present enjoyed the evening YER
much. Many thanks are due Mr.. Course
and family for the pleasant entertainment
furnished for the evening.
South Albany.
Mrs. o. M. Rowell visited in Barton
Landing last week.
Mrs. E. Trow bridge has friend visitin
her from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Buchanan and famil
visited in Coventry last week.
Mitchell Spring of st. Johnsbury recent
ly visited his sister, Mrs. James Calder
wood, whom he has not seen for seve
years.
The Sunday school of the M. E. churc
held picnic last Friday at Stone Pond
Glover The day was. perfect and all had
i, good time.
The evangelists, Misses Avery - an
Bryant, have returned here and will hol
meetings every evening through the wee
commencing Sept. 1st.
Bloomington.
, The Y. p. S. @. E. Society were invite
to meet for basket picnic last Thursda
3 forenoon with Harriet and Edmund Gros
l at their cottage at Bloomington pond. TT
| day was fine and very pleasant time We
enjoyed by all.-Andrew Page is buildin
4 new sugar house.-Miss Jennie Ga
s from Wisconsin visi ted friends in tn
4 place recently; all were pleased to see h'
s back again. Mr.. Andrew Pierce's daught,
e Katie from Barre is passing a few day
e with him-Mrs. Percy Dutton'from w hi
: River junction was in town recently.
o May Marsh is visiting Mrs: Cannie Parke
u Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lewis were in Ne
: Hampshire last week.-Mrs.. Lorenzo Gro
v is in feeble health.-Mrs. Hattie Quito
O has gone TO White River Junction on
+ visit.-Eugene Burrows and wife visit,
: in Canada recently.
# Bloomington Center
d On Rev. c. j. Browns return from cam
It meeting at LyndonviIle he commenced
r series of meetings which are held in L.
|. Going's grove when the weather will pc
/ nit and in the church evenings and b
II weather.
n Mrs. e. w. Dudley will entertain t
n Ladies' Aid Society at her home Thursda
Sept. 4th, both afternoon and evenin
Tea will be served from five O'Clock IN
eight for the benefit of the society.
% are cordially invited.
n Mrs. Maria Heath went to st. Johnsbu
recently to visit relatives.-Charles
Smith recently spent few days in Ne