Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-09-28

Arthur Austin, who has been employed
in the drug store of FL. 8. Webster has gone
to Boston to take course in pharmacy.
Rev. Mr.. Morse, pastor of the First
church in Bennington, Mrs. Morse and
child are visiting at Rev. j. B. Lyman's.
An extens ion of the concrete walk has
been made on North Avenue and on
Water street as far as Chauncey Skinner's.
Mr.. j. E. Lawrence will have corn roast
at the brick kiln Wednesday evening OF
this week and extends a general invitation
to his friends to be present.
The ladies of the Congregational church
had such a surplus of food left after the
Masonic banquet that they served dinner
from it the next day to more than a hun
dred people.
The sacred recital given by Miss Myrtle
Aldrich proved very entertaining as we'll
as beneficial The music by Mr.. and Mrs.
Cotton and Mr.. Sylvester was also greatly
appreciated.
Rev. j. K. Fuller, formerly OF this village
sermon at his church in Windsor yesterday
and in the future will devote his entire
time to his work as chaplain of the States
prison. Mr.. Fuller found this work in
connection with his regular church more
than he could endure and therefore de-
clded to give up the latter.
SOUTH BARTON.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
A. o. Berry is at home.
Mrs. bennett is caring for Mrs. Freeman
Kimball.
They have an eleven pound baby boy at
Freeman Kimball's.
Mrs. H. ). Brooks and child visited in
Evansville recently.
Miss Kate Kimbatl has returned to her
work in Evansville.
Rev. M. c. Henderson will preach In the
schoolhouse Oct. 4th, at II o'clock a. m.
ALBANY.
Mrs. Henry Stone was very sick last
week.
There is a new roof on the M. E. par
sonage.
w. W. Griswold has moved his family to
Enosburg.
Gerald Mills and bride are stopping at
Henry Mills
Henry Hill has moved into Duran Mel
| sons house.
E. A. Bas haw and wife of Barton were in
town one day recently. -
Mrs. w. H. Stevens and little daughter
| are visiting in Portland.
| Mrs. Goddard from Hyde Park is visit.
| ing her son, DR.. A. M. Goddard.
| Mrs. Alice Gle from Lebanon, N. H., il
visiting at Simeon Richardson's.
The old fashioned dinner netted the M
E. ladies between five and six dollars.
Juline Rogers has returned from hel
summers work at the White Mountains.
| w. A. Sargent goes to Barton one night
each week as instructor of the band there
81 The Valley band took ride last Friday
to ,Craftsbury, taking dinner at Pixies
Hotel.
/ -. IASiIcy fcCCutIy UOuSnb UdCk bus
pasture that he sold to G. r. Winget last
spring.
| Mrs. Ira Sanders has gone with hel
grandfather, A. 81. Darling, to Portland
Me, to visit relatives.
| Mrs. Prescott and a friend, who have
been at D. l.. McGuire's the past week
have returned to their home in Lowell
| Mass.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Congrega.
t1onal church will meet with Mr.. and
Mrs. Nathan Cutler Tuesday evening
Sept. 20. All are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Duckless and
children and Mrs. T. R. Tuthill and little
son Glendon took carriage drive to Lyn.
donVill and st. Johnsbury recently.
The gentlemen turned out last Tuesday
and shingled the parsonage and the ladies
on the same day prepared vegetable din
ner in the vestry, which was much enjoyed
by large number.
ALBANY CENTER.
Clayton Keith was home from Eas,