Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-04-06

The rubber social will be held at the
home of Mrs. Wallace Eldridge by the
ladies of the Cong. church. Three prizes
will be offered, to the person bringing the
smallest or lightest rubbers and the one
with the largest or heaviest rubbers; the
person bringing the most old rubber will
receive drst prize.
An unusually large company met at the
Ladies' Aid Society social at the M. e. ves-
try on Tuesday afternoon, March 81, when
Mr.. Freeman Reynolds presented to the
pastors wife, Mrs. Austin, generous sum
of money from both the Ladies' Aid and
and Epworth League Societies, as token
OF appreciation of the ia thful and efficient
services rem dered in those societies and the
general work of the church.
SOUTH ALBANY.
E. G. Darling returnt home March 18th
from two weeks business trip. He hts
visited ali the New England States since he
left home except Connecticut.
A lodge of Modern Woodmen of America
was organized here last week by Deputy q.
w. D. Reed of West Charleston, assisted by
Asst. Deputy o. A. Lyon of Barton Land
ing. the officers are as follows: Guy e.
Shepard, consul; Elmer ]. Douglass, worthy
adviser; w. w. Rowell, excellent banker;
Arthur G. Cheney, clerk Samuel E. Norris,
escort; r. E. Chaplin, watchman; J. B
Waterman sentry; A. M. Goddard, sentry;
M. Goddard, managers. The lodge has
seventeen members.
BROWNINCTON.
George Worcester is visiting relatives in
Rutland.
Mabel Tinkham from Burlington is Wis
iting at James Wyman's and Il. H. Days.
Mrs. William Serle, from Lennoxville,
P. O., is spending few days with rela-
tives in this place.
Mrs. Carrie Lunge from Newport Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. J. M. Wyman, and
other relatives last week.
Bert Cass, who has been working for
Chet. Colly, has gone to New Hampshire,
where he has position In livery stable
BRoWNINcToN CENTER.
Joseph Young was quite sick last week.
E. A. Gallup moved back to his farm last
| week.
Perley Gallup has moved to Frank Wells
! house.
| Miss Ethel Bates is working for F. 3
| Wells.
| Frank Brooks has commenced sheep
shearing.
| Joseph st. Peters is working for E. A
| Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Howe commenced
housekeeping few days since.
Mrs. Martha Wade has returned to G.
". Aldrich's, after spending few weeks
with friends in Canada.
Mrs. Stephen Burrows, who has been in
very poor health through the winter, has
been suffering more of late.
At recent meeting of the school board
E. A. Robinson was elected chairman, E
A. Gross super inendent, Stephen Burrows
clerk.
Mrs. Jerome Houston is very sick from
the effect of the injnries sustained at the
time her arm was broken some weeks age
in Manchester, N. Ii.
Mr.. Charles Wright, who for the past
four years has suffered from a cancer on
his hand, passed away Monday, March 10Th
Mr.. Wright was born in St. Johnsbury
Apr. 25, 1918. Il 1889 he moved to New
port, Vt, and the past sixteen years has
been a respected resident of this town
In 1847 Mr.. Wright married Miss Harriet
Humphrey and ten children were born tc
them, OF whom five survive him. The past
winter his suffsrings were extremely
severe. His funeral was attended at his
late home the following Wednes lay, Rev
c. j. Brown officiating. The interment
was in this cemetery. Mr.. Wright leaves
a wife, two daughters, Mrs. Flora Gray
and Mrs. Nellie Cushman, three sons
ElVin of Charleston, Darwin, who has
kin lily caret for him in his declining years,
Frank of Haverhill, N. H; and several
grandchildren to mourn his loss. and who
have much sympathy in their afn ction.
EVANSVILLE.
Mr.. A. FL. Allard is quite sick.
Mr.. B. Hilliard is in poor health.
Thomas Smith is working for the Pill {
Co.
Mrs. Philip Roberts is visiting bel
| mother in Boston.
Mrs. w. B. Guild is recovering from hel
rscent severe illness.
George Hunt is working for Vim. Mon.
teith in the saw mill.
c. Smith from New Hampshire is work
ing for the Pike Mfg. Co.
Mrs. Osgood and child of Glover have
been visiting at John Marshall's.
Mr.. Louis Dem4rs of Aisteu, n. FL Wis
tied at Harrie Bickford's last week.
Fred Huntress of Barton Landing ha
| the lob of stacking VIM Montelth's INN