Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-09-07
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SOUTH ALBANY.

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Mr.. Henry Msgoon and Mrs Kate Miller,
both of this place, were married last week.
| Mrs. VIM. Williams is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. C. R. King at Passumpsic.
The farmers have finished haying in
this section and report an average crop.
Grain crops and potatoes are good.
Mrs. Nettie Patterson has bought a new
farm wagon. 1t was made by Willard
Ames, which is proof that it is good one.
Carroll Shepard was run over by lum-
Der wagon last Friday, one wheel passing
over his body. He was not seriously in
iured.
1t is reported that wedding took place
last week and the contracting parties are
both residents of this place. Anyway
Henry Magoon paid the cigars.
Mr.. E. G. Darling has returned from
Lamoille county where he has been with
his son visiting with friends and camping
a few days at Lake Gilmore.
Several summer boarders are located in
this vicinity to spend few weeks and en-
Joy the fresh air, pure water and beautiful
scenery that this town affords.
Ira Darling Will return to Meredith, N.
H., this week to attend school. He has
been here several weeks visiting his father
and other relatives In this and Lamoille
county.
Roland Ames is working in the store for
G. E. Shepard. Mr.. Shepard has added
good line of new goods to his store since
he has been in busine IS. He also handles
large quantity OF grain and feed of all
kinds. Last Friday he loaded thirteen
teams with feed at Tower & Webster's mill
in order to supply his trade.
EVANSVILLE.
Harry Bickford visited friends in Hol-
| land recently.
Mr.. James Rooney of West Charleston is
working for the Pike Mig. Co.
d. II. Randall and Henry Prescott have
been in the town of Louis looking up
hunting ground for this fall.
COVENTRY.
Mrs. Damon Ware attended the Lvn-
donville camp meeting last week.
Miss Louise Persons has gone to Mas
sena, n. Y, to visit her grandmot other, Mrs
Mary Persons, formerly of this town.
Those who attended the Sunday school
convention at North Troy Friday were
Rev. j. G. Langford, Rev. Milo Turner,
Rev. A. s. Bole, Mrs. A. D. Thurber, Mrs
Z. Hancock, Allie Wright, Marion Guild,
and Mr.. and Mrs. s. 81. Pearson.
1t was our pleasure recently to take a
ride through the North Neighborhood.
1t would be hard to find a finer view, and
the farm buildings show thrift and taste.
On the VIM. Dow farm the large barns are
an attra ction. The finest farm and build
ings in town are owned by VIM. Kline.
The school building has been painted and
thoroughly repaired. Charles Wright
has just completed his new barn,
and now has a very pretty place.
The Scott brothers have built over their
the farm that one would hardly recognize
it.
WEST DERBY.
The village school commences Monday,
Sept.7.
c. h. Chappell is working in Essex
County.
Clyde Nuttiug of Barton spent Sunday
in town.
Mrs. Kate Nichols has returned to her
home in Lyndonville.
Charles Hawse's family is under quaran-
tine because Of the diphtheria.
Miss Lila Allen has come to spend the
winter with her sister. Mrs. George White.
Mrs. Stark Morse attended the Sunday
school convention at North Troy last Fri
day.
George Lockhart and daughter Eva are
visiting in Worcester and South Framing
ham, Mass.
Several from here joined the Methodists
of Newport at their Sunday school picnic
down the lake.
Chas. Smith, who was injured in the rail-
road accident last Monday at Lennoxvile
remains in critical condition.
CLOVER.
Miss Julia Sherburne has gone to Con-
COEu. ~. H., W WOEk
Miss Martha Lang is obliged to give up
tesc hing on account of poor health.
Miss Nora Phillips goes to Manchester.
n. H, soon to work for Mrs. Fred Cheney.
Mr.. c. F. Clark teaches the higher de-
partment of the East Hardwick villae g
school this fall.
The W. c. T. U. have fitted up a read
ing room in Mrs. Dorcas McLellan's
tenement house.
Rev. William Carr, brother of Hugh
Carr, preached at the Congregational
church Sunday morning.
Tenements are scarce in this village.
Every building is occupied, and 1t is i'm
possible to find an empty tenement.
James Lang is visiting his sisters, Mrs.