Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-01-12

@ deliver the address. 1t isexpected there
will be speaking, singing, etc. by outside
friends. All old comrades cordially in
7ited, also everyb body else aud their wives
and sisters, IL you haven't any sister OF
your own, in all kindness take somebody
else,s sister. Admission free. An oyster
supper after the camp fire at % cents, just
to help pay the bills, don cher no.
At a meeting of the towpspeople last
Friday evening, 9th inst, an organization
was effected for the purpose of working IN |
the interests of the no-license movement
with the Rev. A. G.. Austin president. The |
meeting was addressed by F. e. Williams
of Newport and William Williams OF So
Albany. II the voters and ownersof prop
erty had shown an interest proportionate
to that shown by the young men and boys
there would have been much larger
attendance, Committees to arouse the
interest of voters of the different school
districts to be present and cast their votes
for no license on Feb. 80 were elected as
follows: Dist. No. 1, A. w. Eldridge, W.
w. Rowell; No. 2, II. E. Carter, j. Z.
Eldridge; No. 8, Arthur Cheney, Henry
Davis: No. 4, w. NJ. Potter, Carl Chaffee;
| No. s. James Cameron, Walter Kenerson;
No. 6. Elijah Stone, D. l.. Mcclure; No. Z,
s. E. Chamberlin, A. r. Miles; No. 8, j. Fl.
Mcclure, j. A. Brown; Nos, Fred Twom-
bly,, Henry G. Mcclure; No. 10, VIM. Will
liams. G. E. Shepard No. II, Amos Gould,
Rev. TEA. Morrill,; for two fractional
districts, G. G. King and Q. F. Wright.
EAST Albany.
John Simon and Miss Ann Dennison of
this place were united in marriage Jan.
at Barton, Rev. FIR. Turcott officiating.
The bride was very tastefully gowned IN
blue, with trimmings OF white satin. Miss
Emma France was bridesmaid and George
Simon best man. The newly welded pair
returned home in the evening where friends
were waiting to receive them. All wish
them mcuh joy.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
Mrs. Inez Mathews is in very poo
health. .EA
GUY Courser of Barton Landing spen
New Years at home. '1ttt,
Elmer Mathews has cut and CARED IL,
|
: MIR. and Mrs. Elmer Mathews will NOV
: from A. Daniels to Glover village.
The social at Percy Longe's New Year
evening proved success. About thlrt
were present and a good time was en-
joyed by all.
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Sanborn spen
Christmas at Melvin Kenniston's in lras
q burgh, where there was reunion OF tn
Kenniston family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alden Willis of Newpo1
Center and Mr.. and Mrs. Lucian Sanbor
J, of Bloomington spent New Years da
with their son and daughter, Me. an
Il Mrs. Ernest Sanborn. s.' e-3"a
L Mrs Daniels brother, Major King, VIII
e spent Thanksgiving here, has farm OF
10 acres in Ashton, Mass. Last year he piante
:. 900 gooseberry bushes and intends to 81
y out as many more next year. He will SOC
have his whole farm set out to fruit.
SOUTH ALBANY.
w. F. Ames has had telephone plac
in his house. 80
le Mrs. A. j. Anderson has been visiting
Craftsbury the past week.
Ut Harlie Hanson has engaged to work
Mrs. Nettie Patterson the coming seaso
ne Miss Lula Patterson has finished work
Geo. Howard's and is now at home.
81 John Miles, who was at work for Euge
Anderson was quite badly injured by
H. limb falling and striking him on the hes
ia He was unconscious for some time.
Dow was called to dress the wound and
y is reported to be doing well.
The annual donation visit to Rev.
-, Trowbridge will occur at the parson'
~ next Friday evening, Jan. Is. A gratuit'
supper, including oysters, will be serN
and vocal and instrumental music render
on All are invited to comeiand enjoy the oc
an sion.
W. BRoWNlNcToN.
led Minnie Virgins is home from w ole