Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-04

the summer.
Mrs. Hattie Saunders and Walter were
here from Barton Landing to attend the
funeral of Mrs F. Fletcher.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Stone and Mr.. and Mrs.
H. Stone attended the reunion of the Stone
family at Glover last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Smith with their
guests from the West and party of friends
spent last Friday at Caspian lake in Green's
boro.
DR.. Goddard is repairing the house he
recently purchased of Sargent Brothers by
putting in bathroom and other i'm
provements.
The entertainment given by the New
York Speciality Company last Thursday
evening was considered one of the best of
its kind that ever visited Albany.
Children's day exercises were carried
through successfully the last Sabbath in
June. A very pleasant day was passed
Theilittle folks were credit to the town.
As Mrs. w. A. Shepard was stepping
from her wagon at the church, June 26th,
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taken to her home and Drs. Goddard and
Dillingham; were called. She is doing well
at this writing. 4.
ALBANY CENTER.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox from Ne
braska are stopping with their aunt, Mrs.
III. B. Chamberlin, for a few days.
NORTH ALBANY. =
A fine young deer was seen in E. w.
Willis pasture one morning last week.
Geo. Moxley OF Lancaster, N. H., is stop
ping with his mother for few weeks.
Miss Blanche Keith closes avery success
| full term of school this week. She has
given excellent satisfaction and is much
liked by the scholars and their parents. 1t
is hoped thatishe will return to this school
In the fall for the school year.
The funeral of Theodore P. Skinner was
held at the church at East Albany June
30th, Rev. Mr.. Gregory of Albany Off
c1at1ng. He made very appropriate re-
marks. Flowers were presented by several
friends. Mrs. Uriah Dtngman made an
anchor with the letters G. A. R., and pill
low and bouquets were from Mrs. Sanborn,
Mrs. Willis and others. The choir sang
several selections, closing with "Nearer,
My God to Thee" The burial was at Iras-
burg, services in charge of the g. A. R.,
the deceased having been a member OF
Mason Post of Glover, and later transferred
to Phelps Post OF Albany. He made an
honorable record in the civil war In the 1st
Vt. Cavalry. Both Posts were represented
at the funeral. ID. r. Cobb and Rufus
Drew ofSouth Albany, VIM. Stiles OF GLOW
er and &. l.. Sanborn of Coventry, mem.
bers of Mason Post; Commander Kelley, E
]. Stone, o. Aiken, II. Marckres and Other
members OF Phelps Post. Mr.. Skinner hal
resided many years In this town, was {
true and consistent member of the F. b
church of this place, living very exemplary
Christian life. He was kind husband anG
father and was highly respected by all who
knew him. He leaves a wife and two
daughters, Mrs. Edna Kennerson and Cors
Skinner, three grandchildren, a sister
Mrs. Cordelia Cutler of Barton, and three
brothers living In the west. All sincerely
!: mourn the death of the deceased. He was
about 65 years of age. ).
EAST Albany.
Miss Sybil Cochran is home for visit.
Dogs are after sheep here and some lambs
have been killed. Look we'll after your
dogs before expense is incurred.
SOUTH ALBANY.
George Anderson has purchased the
Gabriel Patterson farm.
Miss Amy R. Pickett of Boston is at A
Graham's for q few weeks.
The Social Circle realized $3.50 from the
supper at Harlie Hanson's. good time
was enjoyed.
Miss Jessie M. Brock of Boston is spend
ing her vacation with her sister, Mrs
Andrew Graham.
Clyde Anderson was thrown from hay
wagon last Tuesday, putting his arm out
of joint-at the elbow.
very pretty If not unique wedding
occurred on Wednesday evening, June 20
when Mr.. Oney EIwin Rowell and Miss
Alice Estelle Graham both OF South Albany
were made one in holy wedlock. The GER
emony was performed at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Ora
t ham, Rev. E. Trowbridge officiating. Aftel
i the guests had been received the bride ant
groom, preceded by the sister and brothel
S of the former, entered the parlor, crossed L
and passed into an evergreen bower, to th'
inspiring strains of the wedding marcf
from Lohengrin, played by Master Clemen
: Bushnell. After congratulations had peel
o extended, a luncheon consisting OF ice
n cream, cake and fruit were served. 0o.i
: the dining-room and parlor were proIusel.
decorated with evergreens, maloenhai
fern. roses and cut flowers. The display o
presents, both useful and beautiful, adde'
interest tn the occasion. At about tel
\ O'Clock Mr.. and Mrs. Rowell started ol
their wedding trip and were accompanie
% by friends as far as Barton. After thei
tour they purpose to return and occup
< the pleasant home which Mr.. Rowe
recently purchased here. That brigt