Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-02-23

spruce. The kitchen is Sx10 feet and
ldioins the dining room. The antoroom
Is Sx23 feet out of which is a clothes room.
The msil hatl is 34x42 feet. ALI the rooms
have an altitude of II feet. The wainscot-
ing all abOui the main hall is of very
beautiful grained ash. 1t is about three
and one-halt feet high, above which is
bright tinted plastering. The ceiling is
deep raised borders which give fine
effect. Around the room is raised plat
form five feet wide aud three and one
half inches high. The room is we'll ligh hted
with windows and very pleasant. Around
the inner square of the ceiling will be sus-
pended thirty electric lights at given dis
tances apart while three lights will be sus-
pended from the walls. Handsome plush
carpeting will cover the floor, and the
furniture will be from the PercivaI Furni-
ture Co.'S factory. The rooms are heated
by Murklend furnace, and much is being
done to make everything about them
tasty, convenient and comfortabl bic and
especially adapted TO the use which will be
made of them. The Masonic fraternity
may congratulate themselves on such
pleasant quarters. T. j. Wallace of Albany
has been in charge of the work.
ALBANY.
James Willis is very sick.
Miss Florence Mcclure was in st. Johns
bury last week.
Carrie Rowell has been on the sick list,
but is improving.
Mrs. j. G. Burke is in town from Lowell,
Mass for short visit.
Miss Lucy Martin has finished her school
at Craftsbury and is at home.
Miss Grace Dougher5y will go to New
York soon to be treated for consumption.
The ladies of t he Cong'l church will meet
with Mrs. R. M. Cowles Tuesday, February
24th.
Wallace Eldridge has purchased the
farm known as the Butler place at the
Center.
Dinner will be furnished on March meet
ing day at w. H. Chaffee's by the Ladies'
Aid society of the M. E. church.
Bert Goss has hired w. H. Chaffee's
tenement at the Center and will move there
soon. Mr.. Goss is to work for Geo. Llw-
renee.
Mrs. Frank Chambe berlin from Minneap-
oils is visiting at o. Cass' this winter. She
thinks she has seen an old Vermont winter
in earnest.
The Fourth Quarterly Conference will
be held at the M. E. parsonage, Albany,
on Monday, March I'd at p. M; also at
South Albany the sa me evening at p. m.
A full attendance is desired.
Miss Olive Dutton has taken a life COM
plnion, Mr.. Bryant, and is at home ar
ranging to move to Holland where they
have purchased a small farm. All wish
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryant happiness and sue
cess.
The people here who formerly knew Bet
sey Reid will be glad to learn that she has
pie who visited the asylum at Waterbury
EAST ALBANY.
The GAIA DO club held a meeting at VIM
| Courser's last Monday evening. Oysters
were served by Masters Roland and Ray
mond Twombly. All members were pre-
sent.
SOUTHALBANY.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
| Mr.. Gabriel Patterson remains iu very
poor health.
| Mrs. A d. Patterson has been having a
| quinsy sore.
Harvey Ferry has commenced work for
living Anderson.
Mrs. c. Copeland and children have been
| sick but are better.
Miss Clara Anderson had twenty pine
teeth removed last Tuesday by Doctor
Leonard of Glover.
Mrs. Irving Anderson has been to Cana
| da to visit an uncle. Her sister, Mrs. Wal
ter Anderson, accompanied her.
A party of the neighbors and friends of
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Marnock, number
ing nearly fifty, made them a visit Satur-
day evening, Feb. Z, it being the fourth
anniversary of their marriage. Oysters
were served and a general good time was
enjoyed. 1t was a genuine surprise to
Tom, but we do not think his wife was
quite SO much surprised.
BROWNINCTON.
We understand MRS. Church has sold her