Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-06-01
ALBANY.

which argues well for the future
observance of Memorial day.
ALBANY.
A little child of John Gravel is very sick
with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Kipp of Newport visited at D. L.
McGuire's last week.
Oliver Martins house was destroyed by
fire Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar John from Hard
| wick were in town over Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Fletcher is home from Bur.
| ilngton hospital much improved in health.
Mrs. Mulligan and two children from
Wolcutt stopped with friends in town
over Sunday.
The Albany Dramatic Club presented
the drama "Hazel Adams" to a crowded
house Friday and Saturday evenings.
Lawrence Bowen and Courtney Batch
elder were in Craftsbury on Thursday to
| act as appraisers on the estate of the late
| Simon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Davis were ln Bar
ton last week. Mr.. Davis attended church
last Sunday for the first time since his
long illness.
Mrs. E. Chamberlain, widow of the late
Frank Chamberlain of Minneapolis, Mimi,
formerly Of this town, is visiting at Her
man Chamberlain's.
A Memorial service was held at the NJ.
E. church last Sunday. The church was
prettily decorated with flags and plants.
Mr.. Gregory gave fitting discourse.
| ALBANY CENTER.
Miss Jennie Cochran is home from the
hospital where she has been for treatment.
She is much improved in health.
Norah Murphy is visiting her father sftsz
an absence of two years. Her sssser Dora
has gone - West Glover 80 gork for
Charles Cutler.
EVArSvg-LE.
Mr.. Mulligan Of Feacham was here last
week.
L. A. Drown is in woodsville visiting
friends.
/ Mrs. Everett Kimball is at LyndonvilIe
visiting friends.
E. Fl. Alexander picked ripe field straw
berries this morning.
VIM. Montetth is suffering from blood
poisoning In one of his limbs.
Mr.. Elisha Foster presented the school
with nice worsted flag, measuring 4x6
feet.
Decoration day was observed in our
school Friday with literary exercises by the
children, the program was carried out in
manner rejecting much credit on the
school and teacher. Mr.. Daniel Skinner
of Barton Landing addressed the children
for time, his remarks were entertaining
to all. A large mum Der of parents attended.
EAST BROWNINCTON.
Elsie Skinner is detained in Iras burg on
| account of small pox
A number from this place were called to
Westmore to help fight fire.
BROWNINCToN CENTER.
Miss Clio Going has gone to Bert
Seavey's to work.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. N. Fuller have gone to
Irasburg to work for W. Stetson.
Will Leland has rented the house vacated
by Mrs. Builard to Gilman Mccoy.
Miss M. Marshall has returned to the
home of her mother, Mrs. R. c. Vail.
placed on her lot in this cemetery recently.
Mrs. Bette Spencer was very i'll with
asthma last week but is better at this
writing.
The Ladies' Aid Society was pleasantly
entertained by Mrs. Henry Leland last
Thursday.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet at L.
B. Going's Thursday. June IL, both after
noon and evening. All cordially invited.
Mrs. Emma Bullard moved to E. W.
Dudley's May % The most of her goods
were destroyed by fire the next Monday
morning.
Emme E. and Clarence Bullard wish to
thank the people of this vicinity for their
kindness and assistance at the time of
their fire.
Rev. G. j. Brown continues his evening
meetings at the church. The past week
he was assisted by Rev. Mr.. Knox, and
Rev. Mr.. Lewis of Barton Landing.
Frank Henminway was arrested Monday
for intoxication, his fine and costs amount
ing to $15.25. he was also apprehended
on charge of furnishing liquor, and,
pleading guilty, was sentenced to one year
in the work house at Rutland, being taken
there by Sheriff I'll. d. Stannard of Barton
Landing on Wednesday.
e. W. Dudley's buildings were dis
covered to be on fire about 200 a. m Mon
day, but had made such progress that it
was impossible to save them. part of
the contents of the house were saved. A
horse was burned in the barn. The fire
originated in the barns and was appar-
entity the work of an incendiary.
EAST CHARLESTON.
There is a case of measles at Charles
Gray's
Mr.. n. j. Hudson lost nice horse last
week.
Mr. c. s. Copp of Beebe Plain was here