Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-11-28
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last Wednesday.
D. L. MCGUIRE was in Montpelier last
week on business.
Andrew Miles has had furnace placed
in his house by Geo. Chase OF Crafts
bury.
Mrs. Oscar johnson of .Hardwick is
visiting in town.
Mr.. E. Jackson has been very sick with
neuralgia in the face.
Mrs. Chas. Winget and Mrs. DIN Aiken
are on the sick list.
The Albany S. S. Association will meet
in the Cong. church Nov. 29, during morn
ing. afternoon and evening. Edward NJ
FuIler, field Sec, and Rev. r. J. Barton of
Greensboro will be present. Entertain
ment will be provided.
On Tuesday, Nov. 15, at the residence of
Mr.. G. E. Rogers, a reception was given,
on the occasion of the marriage OF Mr..
Andrew t. Rogers, which was attended by
over seventy persons, relatives and friends
| from a distance, and a most enjoyable
time was spent; a very pleasing incident
of the evening was the presence of Messrs.
! Goad and Hurd from the Peerless factory,
Barton, who were deputed by the workers
in that establishment to convey to Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Rogers their esteem and
good wishes in the substantial form Of two
handsome drawing room chairs. The
presentation was made, at the request of
the donors, by Rev. James Ellington,
| Of bo (NnnuronotinnpI ohnTah A
few we'll chosen words by the recipients,
expressing their appreciation of the gifts,
closed this part of the programme.
ALBANY CENTER.
Mrs s. Cutler spent Thanksgiving day
at Wallace EIdridge's.
Mrs. Miller of Barton Landing spent
Thanksgiving at T. B. Johnson's.
Miss Florence Goad has returned from
Newport, where she has been for few
weeks.
Henry Davis has taken the job to carry
thu scholars from the hill to the Cheney
school.
Miss Iona Jordan from Greensboro is
staying with her aunt, Mrs. Butler, for q
few weeks.
W. johnson has ground and pressed
over eight thousand gallons of cider. Ht
expects to soon close up the business
for the season.
Milo Chaffee was severely injured by
falling tree as he was cutting wood las
week He was struck on the shoulder anc
made lame for some days.
There was pleasant gathering at E. z
Carter's Thanksgiving day. Among those
from out of town were Mr.. and Mrs. Chas
Perkins and DR.. and Mrs. Wells from
Barton Landing.
EAST ALBANY.
Over fifty dollars was taken at T. Riley
party last week.
Don Courser was home from Craftsbur!
academy to spend Thanksgiving with hi
i parents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Courser.
Fred Hunters little child died from
nneumonia. and others of the family ar
sick with the same disease. 1hey nave
L the sympathy of all.
SOUTH ALBANY
,, There will be dance and oyster supper
at RoWell's hall December 8.
School in AndersonviIle, taught by Mrs
M. L. Woodward, closed Nov. 18. Pupil
having no marks we're Lynn Anderson
Ethel Uric, Flora Patterson, Lulu Cros lei
Fern Anderson and Mary Uric. Their
were no tardy marks during the term an
the general average in scholarship and de
: ,,ortpoent vpS excaIIant
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
'r Mrs. Jasper Brooks is quite sick with
cold.
IL Lennie Houston, who had his arm am
putated three weeks ago, is doing well.
l. Will Thayer and family of Newpor
5. spent Thanksgiving at A. Il. Gsrdyne'
1T Mrs. Warren Huse returned last Wed
y nesday from Craftsbury, where she hs
been spending few days with her aun
le Mrs. Sprague, who is sick.
n Sunday, Nov. 20, Rev. w. c. Johnson {
Barton preached in exchange with Re-
ss Geo. G. Mcdonald. At the close of tt
u preaching service communion service
were held.
i Austin Luna met With an acclOeuG Ias
s. Wednesday. He came from the mill wit
load of sawdust and left his horse
no minute. The horse started and ran throug
IN narrow gateway, took down both part
broke the wagon so that the horse we
free from it. In attempting to catch I'll
:. horse Mr.. Lund was thrown down, u
oi wagon passing over him, injuring h1r
slightly. exur
n Roy Bickford is sick.
ne Charles Whitehill is working for Pix
- Co.
IL Mr.. Lackey of Holland was in tow
re the past week.
'ie Mrs. E. A. Grow has returned from h
Ii, visit in New Hampshire.
ed Rev. G c. Mcdonald and family spel
es, Thanksgiving with friends in Jay.
&C. NJ. A. Foss and wife were in Albany ov
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