Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-11-21

NAAs. Nu6IleS, mute mas De60 entertaining
her mother, Mrs. Eugene shompany, from
Bath, n. b.
Mr.. Bert Hall from Springfield spent
Sunday with his father, HaIsey Hall, who
is very i'll.
MIR. and Mrs. c. o. Litcbfield have re
turned from their visit to Montpelier and
Waterbury.
a. A. Gleason has opened boot, shoe
and harness repair shop in the H. Bu-
chanan block.
Several from this place attended the
Katharine Ridgeway concert at Barton
Thursday evening.
B. R. Bement has moved his family here
from Barton and will occupy Mrs. J. E.
Chemberlin's tenement.
Miss May Wright of Plainfield is visit
ing her brother and his wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Warren Wright.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Cutting from West
Charleston recently visited Mrs. Cuttings
uncle, II. w. HRzeIton.
Will Boynton is at home for short
vacation and will return soon to his work
at Ralph Wares in Irasburg.
Rev. I. P. Chase has taken the place of
Rev. S. g. Lewis, pastor OF the Methodist
church, for the past few weeks.
Will Badger has bought and taken
possession of the house on South St.
formely occupied by E. D.. Fixes.
G. W. Mills has reopened the shop for
merly owned by Stephen Burbank. His
| father, Fl. c. Mills, will work for him.
Miss Della Knight of West Charleston is
here helping care for her brother, Mr..
Henry Hazelton, who is in very critical
condition.
| Mrs. Paddleford of Monroe, N. H., has
been spending several weeks with her
| sister, Mrs. S. B. Parker, who is in very
poor health.
Roy P. Clough left here recently for Bos-
ton, Mass where he has a position as
clerk for Mrs. F. E. CIough's brother. We
wish Roy success.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Chase from Jay are
visiting their son, Edgar Chase, and his
family. They expect to remain here until
after Thanksgiving.
Miss Eta Litchfield is at home for a
short vacation, after which she will re-
turn to the Beach district in Glover to
| teach the winter term of school.
About forty were present at the nut
crack social given by the Christian
Endeavor Society last week. A pleasant
evening was spent in a unique way.
The following letters remain uncalled for
at Barton Landing Nov. 21: Miss Nora
Morse, Hiram Abrams, Edmund G. Con-
yer, Ernest Edmunds, Joseph Gaudette.
The members of the general history class
OF the high school have organized a read
ing club, and met last Wednesday evening
at the home of their teacher, Miss Grace
Austin.
The Book and Thimble Club met with
Mrs. Wheeler on Thursday. Meeting was
called to order by the president. Report
OF last meeting was read and accepted
The afternoon was spent In reading
Shakespeare's ssCymbeline." After the
play was finished Mrs. Locke presented
"a Shakespearean Romance" in which al
took part and had jolly time for half an
hour. The next meeting will be with Mrs
E. E. Matthews Thursday Dec. 1 at
O'Clock.
ALBANY.
D. L. Mcclure was in Montpelier par
) of last week.
Mrs. Emily Hunt and Mrs. ,sani
Vault are in Barton Landing.
Willard Eldridge, who broke his RICH
y arm two weeks ago, is slowly improving
The reception given Mr.. and Mrs
Louis was well attended and pleasan
: evening was enjoyed.
What might have been serious acciden
l. occurred as Mr.. and Mrs. Dana McGuir
were returning home one evening las
t week. On crossing a bridge near tn
Rogers farm the horse slipped and fell o.
s the bridge. The harness was broken bu
no other damage was done.
n EAST ALBANY.
Mrs Ida Courser fell recently, receivin
!, some bruises.
Mr.. Elwyn Courser of North Troy was
r town on business last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Courser are the pa
,e ents Of little daughter, born on the Ill
inst.
in Miss Jennie Cochran, who has be-
home on a visit for few weeks, has r
turned to her work.
ALBANY CENTER.
Mt Henry Davis people are settled in the
new home on Chamberlin Hill.
or The schools In town nearly all COZ
mence the Monday following IhahA
nd giving.
The Drown boys deserve the creoi'
he way of threshing grain, having ieoen'
threshed for Nathan Cutler, thtee hunof
Il and seven bushels of oats in eight hou
and, during the time turned the machi
around and moved it sixty feet.
SOUTH ALBANY.