Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-02-22

ALBANY.
The sick ones are all recovering.
Mrs. W. H. Hayden is very i'll.
Mrs. Fletcher remains in feeble ccndi-
| ton.
Mr.. A. w. Nelson is visiting in Wood
bury.
Junie Annis is very sick with infamma-
| tory rheumatism.
| A little son arrived at the home of Will
Farr last Thursday.
Fred Young has completed filling the ice
house at the creamery.
Joseph Kelley has been spending few
weeks in Lowell and vicinity.
Misc Pluma Darling of Morrisville is Wis
iting her brother, Jerry Darling.
Mrs. McKennistry of Woodbury. recently
| visited her daughter, Mrs. d. B. Nelson.
F. q. Pierce and wife and Mrs. Chas.
Winget went to Richford last week to
attend the funeral of a relative.
| Willard Eldridge and wife and Mrs. G.
Stewart and daughter Mildred visited at
Charles Robbins in Craftsbury last Friday.
| Miss Maud Dow of this place and Arthur
Harlow OF Irasburg were married Wednes-
day, Feb. 10, by Rev. e. P. Treat of Iras-
burg.
The lecture by Rev. s. q. Lewis of Bar
ton Landing at the M. e. church last Fri
day evening was very well attended and
much enjoyed by all present.
The young ladies of Albany will give
leap year dance and supper for the benefit
of the Valley Band at Newton hall, Friday
evening, Feb. 26. Music will be furnished
by the band. All are codrially invited.
Mrs. John Govro died Monday, Feb. Is,
after long illness. The funeral was held
Wednesday at the Cong. church, Rev. A.
Gregory officiating. Mrs. Govro was six
ty-six years old. She leaves husband
and three sons.
| A CARD.-We wish to thank our kind
neighbors for their loving sympathy and
assistance during the sickness and death
of our wife and mother.
JOHN GovRo AND FAMILY.
The school in district No. 4, taught by
Anna M. johnson closed Saturday, Feb.
13. The pupils having no absent or tardy
marks during the term were: Ruby
Griggs, Samuel Chaffee, Pearl Griggs,
Glenn Chaffee, Clyde Potter, Harold
Chaffee. Maurice Day was member OF
the school three weeks and one day and
was absent three days.
l EAST ALBANY.
. Nellie NARROW is recovering.
| q,
the home place to his brother Courtney.
Willie Riley, who has been ill for SOM
. time, died last Wednesday. The funera
was held from the r. G. church on Satur
= day morning.
r The roads in this section Of the town ar
t in such condition that the road machin
!. is being used to scrape them out and Gu
r down drifts making travelling possible.
a ALBANY CENTER.
George Walker remains in very poo
health.
;, Ellen Chaffee is rapidly recovering from
. the pneumonia.
d Fl. B. Chamberlin, who had his foot bad
s ly injured by being caught between som
s logs, is improving.
! A recent letter from N. M. johnson VIII
Il was so severely injured reports that tn
y wounds are healing nicely.
y Mrs. Wallace Eldridge's Sunday schoo
class will entertain and serve an old fash
II ioned supper at her home Wednesday eve
u ming. Feb. "a. A cordial invitation is ex
tended to all. Double teams will be pro
: vided to carry people from the village.
- SOUTH ALBANY.
e e. w. Williams has engaged Georg
a Jerome to work for the season.
d The social at Mrs. Belle Rowell's wa
le much enjoyed by all. The Circle receive
l. 2.90 from the dinner.
It is reported that Alex Williams, VIII
has recently disposed of his farm, will ren
u house here for the present.
Mrs. Nettie Patterson was called t
Craftsbury last Tuesday on account of tn
sickness of her daughter, Mrs. Georg
Reed.
~ The funeral of Mr.. Gabriel Patterson we
" held at his late home last Tuesday after
~ noon. Rev. j. G. Taylor officiated. M
g. Patterson was lifelong resident of Glove
7 and was in his 74th year. He has been
m great sufferer most of the time for the pas
M two years. He is survived by wife, on
60 daughter by a former marriage, Mrs. AS
-e Beach, four brothers, Thomas and John N
.a of Craftsbury, Adams and Luther of tn
~ place, also two sisters, Mrs. Duncan Mo
~ Farlane of Greensboro and Mrs. Judit
,st Baxter of Washington, D. c. The brother
;ss acted as bearers. The sisters were unab
40 to be present. Much sympathy is extende
,se to the relatives.
uIt We wish to express our sincere thanks
,ro those who SO kindly assisted us during tt
sickness, death, and burial of our believe
1er husband and father; especially to tho
ch VINO furnished music at the funeral. Ms
Heavens richest blessing reward you a
MRS. LUCY PATTERSON,
MRS. a. M. BEACH,
GOLDIE e. GEORGE.