Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-09-21


day. The following program will be rem
dered: loo O'Clock p. m, open air con-
cert In the park by Barton Landing cornet
band; 80, procession will be formed on
the park and march to the hall; 1: AS, con-
stitution of Valley Lodge and dedication
of Masonic hall by Grand Lodge; 23O,
grand procession, led by the band, follow
ed by Malta Commandery and visiting
brethren, to march to the Austin grove,
where selections will be rendered by the
band and an address will be delivered by
Walter e. Ranger, deputy grand master,
followed by short addresses by grand Of
ficers and past grand masters; 500 to 700
banquet In church vestries, free to all
Masons; installation, by officers of the
grand lodge.
ALBANY.
The new band stand is completed.
c. r. Winget is having furnace placed
in his house.
Harry Dawson has gone to Richford to
work for G. A. Abbott.
Charles Stewart, who was injured In the
mill. Ia recovering rapidly.
Harry Gregory from St. Johnsbury was
at home part of last week.
The glass blowers gave exhibitions at the
hall several nights last week.
r. M. Cowles was in st. Johnsbury last
Wednesday and attended the fair.
Mrs. T. j. Wallace and Mrs. w. 81. Chaffee
have been i'll during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar McGregor from Rich
ford have been visiting at 1. T. Pierce's.
Mrs. Charlie Dawson was called to Hard
wick last week by the serious illness OF her
mother.
Mrs. Prescott and Mrs. Erwin of Stone
ham, Mass: ARE stopping at D. L. McGuire's
for few week.
Mrs. G. Wilcox from Portland, Me-, who
has been here stopping for few weeks,
has returned to her home.
The chicken pie supper given by the
ladies OF the Cong'I church last Tuesday
evening netted the society S13.
A. Frasier has sold his farm and stock to
| garry Duckless who has carried on the
farm for the past year. Price $4,000.
Foster Dow came home last Friday from
the White Mountains where he has been
acting as bell boy during the summer. He
enters Craftsbury academy to- day.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcclure went to
Newport Sept. 18th to areunion OF the vet
Grams of Mr.. McGuire's regiment and took
| frir1 L1 IoIx4 O.
Magog which made an enjoyable outing
for them.
EAST ALBANY.
Miss Susie Tunney of New Hampshire is
visiting Miss Annie Bowen.
Mr.. Eble from New York city, who has
been visiting Lawrence Bowen, has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Lorenzo Davis is stopping with
Mrs Almond Norris, while Mr.. Norris is
absent in New Hampshire and Massachu-
setts.
with stock and farming tools to Mr..
Hardy. Mr.. Hafford resides in st. Johns.
bury at present where he lie engaged In
life insurance business. He contemplates
moving to Lowell, Mass, where he will
continue in the same employment.
NORTH ALBANY.
Geo. Crowley visited at VIM. Courser's
one day recently.
Mrs. Mary Willis has returned home from
her visit in Craftsbury.
Fred Twombly has SO far recovered from
the injury to his knee as to return to hi
work in Irasburg.
Mrs. Mary Heath, who has been stopping
with her son, w. J. Heath, since the buria
of her daughter, returns to Hardwick soon
SOUTH ALBANY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Pope of Coaticool
visited their niece, Mrs. Irving Anderson
last week.
Henry Skinner commenced last Tuesda,
to deliver mail on the new route starting
from West Glover.
Mrs. Harley Hanson has returned from
Gleasondale, Mass. Little Harold is quit
sick with whooping cough.
JOnn L. an0 george crowley nav
been visiting their mother, Mrs. T. Mar
mock. John returned Friday to New York
ALBANY CENTER.
, Mrs. Wallace Eldridge is entertaining
her sister and other friends this week.
Mrs. Pollard and little son from tn
south part of the state are visiting In towr
e Mrs. Eiizabetn Lawrence will stop wit
her daughter, Mrs. J. Il. Rogers, for fe,
weeks.
r James Goad and daughter from Mont
: gomery visited at Nathan Cutters las
week.
Frank Powell of Westfield, Mass.
4 stopping at Wallace Eldridge's to enjo
: The hunting season.
q Otin Leach and wife were at st. John:
bury attending the fair last week. Th
. Johnson Brothers attended the fair at s