Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-12-19

Mrs. B. c. Berry visited her daughter,
Mrs. E. }. Wheeler. at Barton Landing,
part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Humphrey of Byn-
donville visited Mrs. Humphreys sister,
Mrs. Ora Willard, recently.
Mrs. Henry Brooks and two children,
who have been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mr.. G |. Drown, have returned home.
ALBANY.
Mrs. Sarah Abbott is slowly recovering
her health.
The social at the NJ. E. church was net
as we'll attended as usual owing to cold
weather and sickness.
Elias Searles, who has been very sick at
Barton Landing was brought to his home
here last Thursday to be cared for.
The MONITOR agent will visit this post
Office Tuesday, Dec. 10th, all day. He will
be prepared to take subscriptions to the
MONITOR and all club offers.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church will give
a Christmas dinner in their vestry on Sat-
urday, the oath of December, and extend a
cordial invitation to old and young to
meet with them and enjoy the oc ccasion.
NORTH ALBANY.
Mr. William Parker is seriously i'll.
Mrs. Della Sanborn remains quite i'll.
Mrs. Anna Wells, lady over so years of
age, is quite sick.
Clayton Keith has been working for
Milo Chaffee few weeks recently.
j. J. TwombIy is cutting lumber, getting
ready to build barn the coming summer
Fred Daniels intends to cut lot of
wood and draw 1t to Barton this winter for
sale.
Mrs. Mabel Twombly is i'll with neural
with tonsilitis.
Elmer Mathews has bought some ash
tim Der of nj. L. Chaffee and will make it
n to scythe snaths.
The farmers in this section are having
their grain threshed with a machine run
by gasolene engine.
SOUTH ALBANY.
The MONITOR agent will visit this post
| office Wednesday afternoon, Dec. 21st.
See him and arrange for club papers.
ALBANY CENTER.
w. NJ. Johnson was i'll last week.
Charles Duckless, who has employment
at Barton Landing, was home over Sunday
| Mrs. S. Alston, who has been very i'll at
the home of her sister, Mrs. M. Butler, is
| improving.
Carroll Hitchcock has engaged il
sI8ughtering hogs and has dressed and
| folro of fro dc hor0
| beeves.
| A pedler calling himself Joe was tax er
| very sick at the homs of Anson Davis.
doctor was called and he was removed to
his home in Newport.
| EAST ALBANY.
Those who have been sick are recovering
John Rouin from Lowell, Mass, was ir
town last week, calling on friends and at
| tending to business affairs.
The MONITOR agent will visit this post
| Office Wednesday forenoon, Dec. 21st
Plan to see him and arrange for club
| papers.
The funeral of Edward Gallagher, Sr.
| was held at the r. c. church, a large num-
ber of people being in attendance. He was
a person who was highly respected by al
who knew him.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
John Bride is working for John Young
Mrs. Charles Smith is sick with measles
Oliver A. DWyer has lost three horse
this fall.
Georgianna Collins is attending schoo
in the Milo Gay district.
John Dwyer for the present.
Homer Seavey and family of Irasbure
spent last week at Willard Cheney's.
School has been closed this week sine
Monday on account of the illness of tn
teacher.
Mrs. George Briggs has returned to he
home in Manchester, n. H., after spend
ing several weeks with her father, DAME
Dwyer.
Daniel Dwyer, who is making his hom
with his daughter, Mrs. Betsey Spencer
has been very sick, but is somewhat im
proved in health at this writing.
People are busy getting ready 70
Christmas. There will be exercises at tn
NJ. E. church Monday evening, Dec. %
| All CDIOy SuI1otLoo.
Willie Burrows has sold his farm, twelve
COWS, and hay, to Charles Perkins, whT
now lives on Barton river. Mr.. Perklni
will take possession soon and will move
into one part of Ed. Porter's house W.
are sorry that Mr.. Burrows has sold hi'
place but hope he will make another nome
with as.
EVANSVILLE.
Mrs. HI Smith is sick
Fred Goldsmith has been sick the pas
week.
Enos Lapierre is teaching school in dis
trict No. Z.
E. A. Gallup has sold the store building
to Mr.. Dan forth.
T. F. Marshall has taken lob of lum
beril g of Taplin & Rowell.
Mrs. L. A. Drown has returned from
Barton Landing, where she has been caa
ing for Mr.. Brooks, who has been yer,
sick.
Remem Der the auction sale of household
furniture and stock at the late Drowi