Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-20
ALBANY,

ALBANY.
Ruby Wallace is ill.
D. L. MCGUIRE is improving.
E. A. Andrus is repairing his house.
Mrs. F. Fletcher continues very low.
Almond Burt lost ine COW last week.
Clarence P. Cowles was in Montreal on
business last week.
Miss Laura Golden of Minneapolis, is
now visiting Mrs. Mary CowIes.
Mrs. Mary Haworth of Lowell, Mass, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. M. B. Chafey.
Mrs. Will Harmon and two children of
Medford, Mass, are at W. Z. Lamphere's.
Gertrude Bullett spent a part of last
week with her mother at Barton Landing.
Miss A. Burnette Brown of Manchester
visited her sister, Mrs. Alex Frasier recent
Iy.
e. A. Bashaw and wife of Barton were in
town Thursday to attend the funeral of
Ethan Cutler.
Mr.. and Mrs. EIwin Annis are travelling
in franklin county in the interest Of their
business.
Rev. Albert Gregory received a short
visit last week from his brother, Rev. Mr..
Gregory of Hyde Park.
Miss Agnes Chafey went to Montreal to
spend day with Foster Chafey of Lansing,
Mich, before Mr.. Chafey sailed for Scot
Iand.
There Wasa good attends ancs at the ladies
meeting at the church last Tuesday and
all report very pleasant time and fine
entertainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox and little
daughter of Nebraska are visiting at
Charles Smiths. This is Mr.. Wilcox's
first visit here for % years.
Mr.. Timothy K. Hovey of Oelwein, Iowa,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Mary Cowles.
Mr.. Hovey left Albany and went to Iowa
to reside, fifty yearstago next October and
has never before revisited his boyhood
home. Out of family Of seven boys and
three girls, six of the boys and two Of the
girls went West and located. Mr.. Hovey
sees wonderful changes in the country and
the people since he left town. There are
more dwellings and barns along the river
and in the village, and are better kept up
now than then. The mountains do not
OK 30 green as formerly, by reason OF the
timber having been cut off. He finds very
few of his old acquaintances still living
here. The sons and daughters OF the
young people of his day are now filling
the places of the old folks. Stephen
Vance, Ira Pierce, Simeon Richardson,
Schuyler Chamberlai and Henry Hayden
are about all of Mr.. Hovey's boyhood
friends now livingrhere
ALBANY CENTER.
Mrs. Cynthia Hitchcock is improving.
Lyman EIdridge spent a few days in
Hard wick last week.
Mrs. Alice Clifford will go to Lisbon, n.
H., on business, this week.
| Mr.. Anson Davis and his daughter Pan
sy, were in Newport last week.
| Mrs. Clark Keith and her daughter, Mrs.
Geo. RoweI, were in Newport few days
recently, visiting friends.
Ethan Cutler who has been very severe
| 1y i'll for several weeks, died last 1ueSuay'
The funeral was held at the Nj. T. churcn,
on Thursday, large number were IN at
tendance. Mr.. Cutler was highly honored
by his townspeople and friends. He was
conscientious. Christian man and mem
of the NJ E. church. His age was about
| 80 years. He leaves a wife to mourn his
loss. large number of relatives from out
of town were here to attend the funeral.
EAST ALBANY.
Mrs. Linta Walker went to Wolcott last
| Thursday see her father.
Mrs. Stephens from Enosburgh Falls is
calling on friends and visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Burke have moved
to Barton. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Courser are
moving into the house vacated BY Mr..
Burke's people.
a CARD-We wish TO thank the friends
and neighbors who 80 kindly assisted rs In