Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-08-31

Mr.. and Ms. Simeon Richardson are
visiting their son George in wolcott.
Mrs. Huntoon of Lowell, Mass has been
very ill at ]. B. Darling's where she is
stopping
Miss Alma Larrsbee has finished work
f1r Ms. A. y. Vance and returned to her
home in Craftshury.
Herbert Cowles has so far recovered his
health as to return to his home and busi-
ness at Barton Landing.
Mrs. s. Z. KimbaII has closed her
summer cottage and returned with her
children to Barton Landing.
The fair which was held in the Congre-
gatlonal vestry Friday evening, Aug. q,
was decided success. The receipts of the
evening were SaS 90.
Mrs. Rufus Miles and Mrs Waldo Lam
phear will entertain at the NJ. E. church
dlning-room on Tuesday afternoon, Sept.
8. ALI are most cordially invited.
The many friends of Elmer REYNOLDS
are pleased to have him among US again
AFTER an absence of five years. This is his
second visit in twelve years. Mr.. Rey-
nolds is a successful preacher in the state
OF Illinois.
Mrs Oscar Johnson of Hardwick. who
has been here visiting her parents and
friends, has returned to her home.
Mr.. johnson has sold the large farm
on which he lives and will move into
the village soon, where he has purchased a
residence.
The Albany Dramatic Club assisted by
the Lyndonville Orchestra will present the
comedy drama, "MuggiDs on the War
Path" for the benefit of the Valley Band
Friday evening, Sept. 4. Dance after the
play. The band will give an open air con-
cert In front of the hall at O'Clock
Clarence P. Cowles is making a short
visit at home. lie has just returned from
trip through Colorado and the west. Mr..
Cowles has, in the past few years, visited
nearly every section of this country from
| Florida to Manitoba and Maine to Califor-
| MIA. lie says that he has never yet viewed
any scenery that pleases him so much as
the green hills and well titled valleys of
his native state.
ALBANY CENTER.
N. M. and W. M. Johnson went to Brad
ford to attend the fair held in that place
last week.
Mrs. M. Bemis and little son who have
been stopping for time at E. A, Cutler,s
have returned to Massachusetts.
Mrs. Heman Chamberlin has hollvhoclx
that is nine feet nine inches in height and
measures fifty inches around the outside
edge of many of the leaves.
MIR. and Mrs. Orrin Leach who have been
stopping at 81. B. Chamberlin's for few
weeks have gone to Morrisville to visit
friends preparatory to returning to
their home in Dakota.
NORTH ALBANY.
Mrs. Mary Willis is visiting relatives in
Craftsbury for few weeks.
j. E. Tinker and Mr.. Hubbel were in
town on business few days last week.
Fred Daniels has purchased the half lot
of land belonging to Frank Tinker. Price
$1,000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Willis and daughter
Gladys have returned to their home in
Gardner, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Willis of Newnort
center visited their daughter, Mrs Ernest
Sanborn, recently.
Mrs. Amherst Seavey is stopping for a
few weeks with her daughter, Mrs. WI.
Heath of this place.
The event of the week was the marriage
of Lula M. Daniels and Guy S. Courser.
The ceremony was performed by Rev. II.
Stiles. The bride was beautifully dressed
in pale blue. Mr.. and Mrs. Courser have
gone to Canada to gisit relatives of Mr..
Courser, after which they will MAKE their
nome at Barton Landing. They are very
pleasant, agreeable young people who have
many friends here and in adjoining towns
all OF whom wish them much happiness
and prosperity in their welded life. MAY
the blessings OF life attend them and no
storms assail their matrimonial bark is the
sincere wish of ALL
EAST ALBANY.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Dingman have been en-
tertaining guests from Wolcott and other
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Mrs. j. c. Anderson of Barton Landing
II visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Twom-
bly,.
The fall term OF school here commenced
on the 24th inst, with Miss Grace Sheehan
teacher.
Mr.. HendrIck Twombly of Barton Land
ing is here splitting stone for Henry
McGuire's new barn.
Mrs. Harriet Walker OF Connecticut and
Mrs. Marcia Bartlett of Island Pond are
visiting their brother, Jewett Twombly.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
Mrs. Ewens is home from Willoughby.
Della Chapman is visiting her uncle.
Edgar Powers.
Charles Smith has been stopping with
his father, Horace Smith.