Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-11-02

: SiOsAAhSs DOOO-. tDOtss ml1IlDorY. mousse
furnishings and many other useful articles
will be on sale and many genuine bargains
can be secured
| A bad accident occurred Friday morning
! Austin Ballard, boy of about ten. Jumped
from load of gravel. His coat caught on
the edge OF the dump cart, but loosened
its hold and dropped to the ground so that
the wheel passed over the lowest part OF
/ his bodv. No bones were broken but 1t is
feared that he will not recover.
! Mrs. Lyman entertained the Book and
Ihlmble Club at the parsonage Thursday
afternoon. There were nineteen present
After current events Mrs. Chamberlain
read from Stoddard's lecture on "Canada, u
and Mrs. Gay read "The Strength of the
Hills" from Collins History of Vermont.
Mrs. Lyman then treated the ladies to
wedding cake and showed her collection OF
: Indian curios. and explained the use and
s1gn'fi'ance Of each article. The next
meeting viii hn on Thursday afternoon.
Nov. 5, at Mrs. F Wheeler's.
ALBANY.
George Heermon's mill.
Victor Gilbert and Peter Wells each
killed p fine deer last week.
John RowelI has been at home for few
davs to join in the deer hunt.
M. Austin Loomia ia spending a few
weeks with his son. o Loomis. in Wolcott
! Leon HYDE is home from LvndonvflIe
where he has been working for some time.
About forty people enjoved a very pleas
ant time at Mrs. Betsey Sargent's last
! Tuesday evening.
Arthur Shepard of Hardwick, formerly
OF this place was married to young lady
in Hardwick recently.
Mrs. w. K. Apnis went to LyndonviIle
to stop q few days last week ard accom-
parry her husband home.
Little Wavne Sanders has returned from
Massachusetts and will stay with his
! grandmother. Mrs. Amanda Sanders, dur
ing the winter
Joseph Brown, who has been working as
shoemaker for Fl. D. Phillips of Barton,
has finished there and will open a shop in
this village, where he will do all kinds OF
work.
The ladfes of the NJ. E. Society will be
entertained by Mrs. A. Frasier and Mrs. T
j. Wallace at the church vestrv Tuesday
afternoon, Nov. g. All are invited to come
The rooms are warm and just as comfort
able as your own homes. Come and en-
courage the ladies who take so much time
to give these sociaIs.
ALBANY CENTER.
Henry Davis will m owe to the Crawford
i place soon.
Lynn Eldridge was in Hardwick and
vicinity last week.
Mrs. Clara Conant from Morrisville
visited friends here last week.
Clayton Butler went to Greensboro on a
hunting trip few days last week.
Arthur Cheney has purchased piece OF
land adjoining his home farm from Mr..
Crawford.
EAST ALBANY.
George Harlowe and wife go to New
HIM pshire this week where Mr.. Harlowe
has employment
The party of gentlemen from New York
/ who are stopping at VIM. Sinon's have
succeeded in securing one deer.
ve-y pleasant time was enjoyed at T.
Riley's last Wednesday evening. A chick en-
pie supper was served and music and
dancing were enjoyed.
The auction at the Misses Marlowe's
passed off very proftably. Everything
seemed TO sell as well as could be expected
considering the stormy dav
Rev. and Mrs T. e. A Morrill, have re-
turned from Massachusetts for short stay
and will sell their household effects this
week. They will return to Massachusetts
to pass the winter.
NORTH ALBANY.
Percy Longe is impro rng in health
Mr.. L. R. Hunter is in Barton Landing
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Courser of Barton
Landing spent Sunday with their parents
here.
Mrs. Mary Willis has been visiting a
few days at A. w. Eldrldge's at East
Albany
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Willis of Hardwick
visited at E c. Flanders on the river
recently
Henry Mcclure is cutting tim Der on G.
su kers' land for his new barn whicn
he will build al other summer.
SOUTH ALBANY.
LiGa Gilmour is home fIom Johnson for
a few DAYS.
Miss Viola Coob is stopping at Charles
Copelano's
ID. r Cobb and his sister, Mrs. Moult on
who has been visiting him, have gone to
Massachusetts TO visit brother.
There will be a social at the NJ E. church
next Wednesday evening. o. ssters will be
served; cordial invitation To all.
We thought last edneeday night that
it must be DIR. Dowie and his followers
We. e coming when We heard and saw the
process on pas along, but later on we
found That it was only about thirty we
Of the Barton acsd, my students comiug g
out TIA surprise John Gilmour Tney ( und