Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-11-07
SOUTH BARTON.

Mrs. Orrin Gray was in lrton Landing
one day recently.
Mrs. Sarah Drown of Wheelock is visit
ing at Mrs. Abbott's.
E.J. Wheeler Of Barton Landing was in
town few days recently.
Mrs. Wesley Doyle returned from her
visit to Canada last Wednesday.
Miss Dora Aldrich is visiting at I. H. and
L. R. Gordon's at LyndonviIIe.
Miss Myrtle Kimban is keeping house
for her parents while they are away.
G. Frederic Wheeler Of Barton was in
town Friday night to attend the box sup
per.
Mrs. Ben Doyle of Littleton, n. H, who
has been visiting his son, Wesley, returned
home Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Day of Barton Wis
tied at Orrin Gray's and attended the box
supper Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Redfield, Miss RedieId and
Miss Warner of Barton attended the box
supper here Friday night.
Mrs. Ezra Clough visited her grand
daughter, Mrs. E. J. Wheeler, at Barton
Landing a few days recently.
MI. Smith was here last week and set
some gravestones, one for George Thomp-
son and one for Mrs. Irena Doyle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank KimbaII and daugh-
ter Winnie have gone to Jeffersonville to
visit their daughter, Mrs. George Pope.
Miss Fannie May closed a successful
term of school last Friday with exercises
by the children in the evening, followed by
box supper. Proceeds S4 40 to be used to
buy clock for the schoolhouse.
ALBANY.
James MCGUIRE is repairing his buildings.
CO. Shepard OF Hardwick was in town
last week.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Rogers have re-
turned home.
Joseph Fisher is improving his house
with a new coat of paint.
A baby boy was born to DR.. and Mrs.
Goddard on Tuesday, last week.
W. s. EIdridge broke his arm last week
while working at Barton Landing.
The Valley Band will give concert next
Saturday evening from eight to ten O'Clock.
A committee from the legislature was
| here last Tuesday to look up the matter of
| the line between Lowell and Albany.
The chicken pie supper and Halloween
party at the Methodist Episcopal vestry
last Monday evening was very pleasant
affair socially and netted the society about
$2S.
ALBANY CENTER.
Birney Chaffee spent last Thursday in
Newport.
H. E. Carter went to Bloomington on
| business last Friday.
Mrs. Clara ConRnt from Morrisville is
| visiting friends in town.
During the open season for hunting
deer, four are reported taken in this victn-
| ity.
J.B. Rodgers people visited at George
| Lawrence's, with other friends, last Thurs
| day.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Duckless were
called to Morgan, to attend funeral, last
| week. So
A party from Hardwick were here last
week, looking the Delano farm over, with
| intention of purchasing.
George J. Kelley, formerly of this place.
| now of Attleboro, Mass, was married to
Miss Geraldine Symons Hopkins, instead
| of as given in former notice, at the home
of the bride on Octo Der 18th. They left
shortly after the ceremony for a trip to
| the Louisiana Purchase Exposition, stop
ping on their way back at Chicago, Buffa-
10 and Niagara Falls.
EAST ALBANY.
Guy Courser has taken possession of P.
| Rouin's farm, which he has rented.
| The storm fence is nearly completed.
This will make an Improvement in travel
ing during the winter.
The school taught by Miss Mabel Cutler
here, closed last weak, being very sue
| cesstul term. Nearly all the schools in
town closed last week. Scholars in Miss
Cutters school having no marks were
Katie and Frances Farrell, Agnes La
| bounty, JuIIh S1uOu, GOlO1S AIIHEOs EIeO
Williams, Lewis Hughes.
| NORTH ALBANY.
George Tinker has completed his shed
and returned to his home in Dangille.
The school exhibition and oyster supper
took place in the F. 3. church on the even
ing of Nov. 4 and was grand success
The entertainment was opened by Grace
Shepard, Walter and Alice Hughes, aged
and years, repeating the Lords prayer
together, and so well trained were they
that every word was spoken in perfect
accord, even by such small children. The
''Three Glasses Day." was welI)rendered.
marching song, ''The Reapers," by seven
little boys, the Oldest of whom was but
nine, was sung and acted SO nicely as to
cause loud applause. A song by six little
| girls was very pleasing. We would not
forget to mention q humorous dialogue by
Harry and Grace Wells and q half dozen
little ones, which called out good deal of
| laughte Il was most excellent enter