Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1903-11-23

Fred and Lou Eldridge from 'Hardwick
visited their friends here last week.
| Mrs E. A. Cutter has been eDtertaipine
her niece, Grace W ilson from Hardwick.
| for few days
very pleasant gathering assembled at
Clayton Duckless' last Wednesday evening.
Music and dancing served to pass away the
time. Before the guests departed they
presented Mr.. and Mrs. Duckless with
six silver teaspoons and other silverware.
also sum of money.
Guy Shepard met with painful sccid-
ent while attending threshing machine
recently. getting one finger very badly
Jammed in The wheels as he was about
clearing the machine Mr.. Shepard saws
this is the first time he was hurt, having
always worked much in this business.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Miss Viola Cobb has gone to Newport.
snow fence has been built on the hill
by L. w. Patterson's.
Ellsworth Twombly returned to his
home last Wednesday.
Remember the lecture by Rev. w. C.
Newell Tuesday, Nov. "a.
Two of those wheels taken from c. E.
Anderson's carriage Halloween night have
not been found
Mrs. r. Patterson and her sister. Mrs.
Lydia Brown visited at Chas. Williams
last Thursday.
EAST ALBANY.
Owen Marlowe has gone to Glover to
work in the woods for Mr.. Stevens.
Mrs. Courtney Bachelor has gone to
Hardwick with her children to spend a
few days with friends.
Uriah Dingman has been in town visit
ing relatives and friends and also looking
for farm to purchase as he has sold his
farm in Walcott where he has resided.
BROWNINGToN.
The village school closed last Friday.
Geo. Going has taken s. R. Jenkins's
farm.
Nellie Morey visited in Lyndon vile re-
Gently.
A. E. Taylor and wife are rejoicing over
the birth of son.
Frank Clark visited his parents in Iras-
burg last week.
Orin Bailey from West Charleston visit
ed in town last week.
Mrs. Lucy Woodbury., who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. l.. Grow, was called
home on account of sickness
Over thirty of their young friends from
Newport and West Derby passed last
Thursday evening with Kate and Ora, ,e
Hitchins. Music and games were the
order of the evening. Cake and coffee
were served and pleasant time was en-
joyed by all.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
A. E. Denison has sold his land to Edwin
Aldrlch.
Frank Pierce is working for Il. p.
Leland.
Mr.. Ransom's youngest child was dan
gerously i'll last week.
Mrs. Isadore Gillis returned home from
o. A. Whites last week.
i'll the past few days, is improving.
The iron bridge arrived last week and
is now open to the travelling public.
Miss Phebe Powers visited her sister.
Mrs. Florence Duval, at West Burke last
week.
Miss May Banister, who has been visit
ing her parents OF North Troy, has return
ed to the home of her uncle, A. H. Gar
dyne.
EVANSVILLE.
Mr.. MiIlard is visiting friends here.
M. A. Foss and wife have returned from
California.
Mrs. E. A. Grow is quite sick with
pneu monia.
Miss Kate Kimball has finished work for
Grosvenor Drown. ,4t
Mrs. Fred Foss and family of Albany are
visiting at M. a. Foss'.
George Hunt has finished gathering
cream and Earl SWEET takes the route
Walter Buck has finished work for Mar
tin Cass and moved his family to his home.
Mrs. Wade recently spent few days
very pleasantly at the home of Mrs. Julia
Knight in Barton.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mr.. Henry Garneau has moved into a
tenement in b. E. Davis block.
On Friday several sleighs were seen in
our village for the first time this fall.
Norman Cloud has gone to North STRAIT
ford, n. e., where he has employment.