Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-04-27

and enjoy pleasant evening.
Rev. Mr.. Gregory preached an excellent
discourse on thd 18th inst, showing forth
from Scripture teaching PauPs boldness in
declaring to whom he belonged as belong
ing to God, ''whose / am and whom I
serve" So each individual who processes
faith in the Master should be equally bold
in professions
ALBANY CENTER.
Pearl Rowell has engaged to work for
George Lawrence for the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bell of Greensboro
visited at c. B. Buffers last week.
Mrs. Hitchcock and Carroll were in Bar
ton Landing last week to visit friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Williams are stopping at
Mrs. g. Bagley's and will care for her.
Charles Shepard has taken Job of car
penter work in Hardwick for the summer.
Miss Iona Connell of West Newport is
stopping at Clarence Duckless' for few
days.
John Simon and wife moved into their
house last week and will carry on their
place this season.
Harry and Arthur Shepard OF Hardwick
were at home to visit their parents over
the Sabbath recently. 2#a
P. Kilgall will build an addition to
his barn and make other extensive i'm
provements this summer. Fit
EAST Albany.
Miss Ethel Slack of Irasburgh is teaching
in Dist. No. 9.
Mrs. Susie Badger of Victory is visiting
at A. Daniels.
Mrs. Mary Daniels has been spending
few days in Glover.
Mrs. T. E. A. Morrill,, who has been Ill
some time, is little better.
Leo Cook was here recently making fare
we'll calls on his former pupils.
Mrs. Burton Pike OF Irasburgh visited
at VIM. Courser's few days recently.
Zuar Leonard of Craftsbury visited his
aunt, Mrs. Mary Willis, one day recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Heath visited Mrs.
Heath's mother, Mrs. Seavey, in Brown
ington recently.
n. M. AuulS, VINO uaS DO0u living hG u1b
farm through sugaring, has moved back to
his place in Irasburgh.
The story is being circulated quite freely
that VIM. Courser has the smallpox. 1t is
entirely without foundation. Mr.. Courser
is in his usual health and wishes the report
contradicted publicly.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Gabriel Patterson remains in very poor
health.
Miss Nina Wylie will teach in the An
dersonville district, commencing today.
The new pastor, Rev. Albert Gregory,
commenced his Iabors here April 18th.
Miss Lula Patterson has engaged to
work for Mrs. Robert White the coming
summer.
VIM. Greaves OF Craftsbury has bought
the farm formerly occupied by j. M. Pat
terson, and taken possession.
Robert Harper, who has been visiting in
the West through the winter, has disposed
of his farm here since his return.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
The schools in town commence to-day.
Mrs. Isadore G1llis is sick with the grip.
Miss Clio Going is working for Mrs. E.
A. Robinson.
Ellis Robinson was confined to his bed
last week with grip.
Mrs. B. Davis was confined to her bed
with grip last week.
Mrs. E. R. Leland has been sick with the
grip the past few days.
Mrs. Maria Magoon who has been sick
with the grip is improving
Collins LaCourse entertained two of his
cousins from Canada over Sunday.
Mrs. Emma Bullard and her father
George White are sick with the grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. KimbalI of South Barton
! visited at Edward Ganup's last week.
Homer Leonard has gone to Warren, N.
H., to visit a cousin, Charles Leonard.
Mrs. Lucius Lund visited her mother,
Mrs. ]. A. Smith, of Irasburg a few days
since.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. e. j. Brown Thursday, Apr. 80, both
afternoon and evening. All cordially in
vited. During the evening the pastor will
| speak on "Echoes of the Conference"
EVANSVILLE.
Archie Drown has! gone 10 Derby to
work.
Van Hunt of Barton Landing Is visiting
| his brother.
Geo. Woodard has gone to Derby to
| work on the road.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Foss are visiting
friends in Dover.
VIM. Monteith is running his~saw- mill
night and day and sawdust Is free to
everyone.
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