Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-01-05
EAST ALBANY

EAST ALBANY.
Remember the lecture by Ebert Hubbard
at Barton Thursday evening of this week.
There will be meeting in behalf of no.
license on Wednesday evening, Jan. 9TH,
at the schoolhouse here. Good speaking
aud singing. All cordially invited.
There will be donation and oyster sup
per at the North Free Baptist church on
Wednesday evening, Jan. 14th for the
benefit of the Rev. t. E. A. Morrill,. All
come and have a good time.
SOUTH ALBANY.
There will be a lecture at the M. E.
church on Tuesday evening, Jan. 9th, by |
Rev. ]. E. Knapp of Irasburgh. Subject, |
Common Sense"
BROWNINCTCN.
Jennie Parker has gone to Boston.
Stanley Marsh's little baby is very i'll.
May Marsh visited her cousin, Mrs.
Parker last week.
Mrs. Allen Vincent, who las been very
i'll the pat week, is improving.
Miss Charity Bates, who has been visit
ing at VIM. Davis, has returned to her
home at Derby Center.
The Y. P. s. c. E. gave a box party last
Wednesday evening to watch the old year
out. The party was very pleasant affair.
The following items were intended for
last week but through an error were omit
ted:
Joseph Young has bought pair of mules.
Bert Humphrey had horse badly kicked
last week.
Ethel Bates visited her grandmother.
Mrs. Humphrey, last week.
Mrs. Selden Gray recently visited her
sister, Mrs. Ben Burrows.
Edwin Humphrey has gone to Charleston
to learn the blacksmith's trade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Burrows spent Christ
mas with Mrs. Burrows mother, Mrs
James Humphrey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom Gray spent Christ
at Barton Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. z. Colby of Barton spent
Christmas with Mrs. Colby's sister, Mrs.
Pelow, at Barton Landing.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Murray of st. Johns
bury and Harry and Grace Holbrook OF
Meredith, n. H., brother and sister Of Mrs
Murray, all went to Newport to spend
Christmas with their father, Wilbur Rol-
brook.
BRCWNINCToN CENTER.
Mrs. Ed. Dudley is very i'll.
Bernice Wells is working at Ed. bud
ley's.
: Mrs. st. Peters has been very i'll for SOM
. time.
Ph1lo Powers has gone to East Haven t.
t work numbering.
!, Rev. c. J. Brown made one hundred ant
. two New Years calls.
: Mr.. Albert Wells, long time resident 0
F.; this town. died Jan. I'd.
i E. N. Buchanan of Lebanon, n. H, wa
in town on business last week.
Mrs. " arren Husa has returned from
visit to her sister in Lebanon, n. Fl.
Mrs. E. R. Leland has returned from he
9 visit in Bfattleboro anu viii settle IN he
new home soon.
: Bert z. White Of Chicago, Ill, visite
his father, George D. White, and his siste
Emma E. Bulard, recently.
EVANSVILLE.
The annual donation for the bsneit Q
the pastor will be held Jan. 10. Oystel
y wiu be served. 4 cordial invitation is ex
tended to all to attend.
EAST CHARLESTON.
: Norris Crow has moved to Westmore.
Mr.. Gilman Hill lost horse recently.
= Colby Stoddard was here on legal bus
ness Dec. 31st.
6 Mr.. G. G. Rand of Fitch Bay, Que, Gale
on relatives here Jan. 22d.
- The cigars are being distributed with Il
80 compliments OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Cargi
Miss Lillian Beach of GeorgeviIe, Que
40 is spending q few days here with her siste
- Mrs. c. $, Copp.
Horace Baird Of Magog, Que, has be-
o. visiting his son Avery and daughter, MI
10 Arthur KnowIton, the past week.
- Parties from this place are drawing WOO
~ to West Derby ana Newport where tn
report a scarcity and extra high prices.
Clarence Crow while at work in t
.. woods at East Haven Tuesday cut his KIN
~ quite badly and is at his home here unat
- to work.
- Twenty five couples attended the soc
dance at the Union House Thursday e1
zoe ming, Jan. 1st, several teams driving frc
sio Georgeville and Fitch Bay. Que, bripgi
oir guests who report very pleasant time.
-; By an error in copying last week we W,
oil represented to have paid for the year er
ing Dec. LIST, an average price Of only 81 6
30, cents for butter fat. 1t should have be-
flo 25 5-24 cents for butter fat or II 6-10 cel
"a for butter. CLYDE RIVER CREAMERY
,rrs A large circle of sympathizing frien
=. met with the bereaved parents, Mr.. a
- Mrs. Alfred T. Wilson at their home T
,od day, Jan. End, to pay the last tribute
-. love to little Altha who died Dec. 31st as
- 81 months, after long and painful lin
of Brights disease. Rev. j. ID. Waldo
- spoke comforting words. The little 70