Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-04-11
SOUTH ALBANY,

at G. W. Williams and Mrs. Nettie Pstter-
sons the past week.
Irving Anderson, who had so far recov-
cred from his illness as to be out of doors,
is now having a relapse and is at present
confined to his bed.
There will be donation visit at the par
sonage for the benefit of Rev. E. 1row-
bridge, Friday evening, April q, All are
invited to come and bring anything that
will be useful in the family. A new de-
parture will be no supper served. Come
and enjoy pleasant social evening, leav-
ing our faithful pastor and wife cheered
and thankful.
Thomas Orne and Miss Clara E. Ander-
son were united in marriage at the BRIDES
home on the evening of April 6. They left
on the following day for Paxton, Mass,
where they expect to make their home for
time. The best wishes of their many
friends follow them. Mrs. Orne was one
of the church workers here and will be-
greatI missed by all.
ALBANY.
T. ]. Newton is repairing one of his ten
ements.
Mrs. r. M. Cowles visited in Barton
Landing last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown gave sugar
party last Wednesday.
John Gravel has moved to Albany Center
and will work for Herbert Carter.
Miss Juline Ro igers will teach the spring
term of school in the A. r. Miles district
Ruth and Charlie Morse of STD Johnsbury
are visiting their grandfather, Wright
Nelson.
William Russell has moved from Joe
Fishers house to Mr.. Kelley's house on
Lowell street.
Miss Florence McGuire acco mpanied
Rev. and Mrs. Gregory to Conference from
the M. E. church of this place.
A little daughter was born last week to-
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Shedd. Mr.. and
Mrs. Shedd are the parents of thirteen
children, eleven of whom are living.
Last Wednesday evening, the Geo. I'll.
Phelps Post served new sugar at the M. E.
vestry to about fifty of the friends of Geo.
FL. Phelps of Fargo, N Dakota. Mr.Phelps
very pleasantly addressed the company.
Remarks were also made by Clarence P
Cowles of Burlington, w. K. Annis read q
poem and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher recited
poem in her usual pleasing manner. 1t
was pronounced to be a very pleasant, So
cial affair.
ALBANY CENTER.
George Walker continues very feeb lie.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Lawrence gave
sugar party last Thursday evening.
Miss Lucy Martin was q guest of Miss
TuI of ia of
renee last week.
BROWNENGTON.
Mrs. Abbie Putney, who has been quite
i'll, is improving.
Mrs. Maud CLARK from Irasburg is visit
ing relatives in this place.
Ella Stafford from Barton Landing spens
Sunday with Bertha Dutton.
Geo. Carron from New Hampshire was
home for a short visit, recently.
Mrs. Clara Grow is caring or Mrs. Chas.
Percival's baby for a few weeks.
Mrs. Eugene Burrows is, home from Bar
ton Landing where she has been visiting.
Frank Carron from Maine spent last
week visiting relatives and friends in town,
Mrs. B. c. Bodan has sold her woad. lot in
the north schoolhouse woods to Beni
Provoncha.
Miss Alice Wilson and Mrs. Taylor from
st. Johnsbury, who have been visiting at
O.. A. Crows, have returned home.
Veda Joslyn gave sugar party to quite
number of her friends last Friday eye
ming, and all enjoyed pleasant time.
BROWNINGTON CENTER.
F. ]. Huntress is working for L. Drown.
Mrs.Stephen Burrows continues quite i'll.
Chas. Hussey is working for Bert Seayey.
Miss Mabel Johnson viii, teach in Dist.
No. z. S.
Mrs. Laura Humphrey Is. in very poor
health.
Albert Woods is working for Ernest
Dutton.
Perley Gallup is working for Frank Z
Seavey. :.
Miss Charlotte Cove will teach the Cen
ter school.
!. David Grapes little son, Forest, was quite
i'll last week.
Mrs. A. P. Alexander continues TO i'm
prove slowly:
Mrs. George, Howe, wt6 has peene4ase =
i'll with lung trouble, Is betters !.
Charles Smith is spending agfew. days !,
with his father, Horace Smith.
Mrs. .Orson Grow is entertaining $50 lady
friends from st. Johnsbury.5t h"
Mrs. May Card of Barton Landing re-
Gently spent'a few days with her father,
Frank Kiser.
Mrs. Calista Ewens has received from
her daughter, Mrs. Patten of Lowell, Mass,
an Easter lily on which were several beau
titul blossoms, and a few buds.
Henry Leland was injured at w. F. Mo-
rey's mill last Thursday. A log, which he
was rolling, caught one Of his legs and
fractured the bone at the ankle.
AS Rev. and Mrs. G. j. Brown go to their .
new home, they have the kfndest wishes of
friends that success may attend them in
their labor of love for the Master.
EVANSVILLE.
Ed. Gaius is saving shingle for d. II.