Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-01-25

Edward Gonyer was fined s. 90 aud costs
for assault and battery on c. A. Day. Mr..
Gonyer has appealed to county court
The Albany Valley band has presented
VIM. Sargent the sum OF forty dollars, in
appreciation of his work in instructing the
band.
The friends of Mrs Arvilla Hyde will be
glad to learn that she writes from Bur-
lington that she is enjoying good health
and is very pleasantly situated.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. johnson, who have
been visiting friends here, have returned to
their home in st. Victor, Canada, Miss
Dora Johnson going with them to spend a
few weeks.
SOUTH ALBANY.
A Holiness convention will be held in
the w. M. church, commencing Tuesday,
Jan. 26, 1904. This meeting, OF purely unsec-
tartan character, will be sustained by pastors
and evangelists OF grace and talent, repre-
senting various denominations. Among
those expected as workers are Rev. ]. A.
Ward, pastor, Montpelier; Dea. G. M.
Morse, the sanctified business man and
widely known 'soul-winner," Putnam,
Ct; Rev. c. M. Stebbins, pastor, Wolcott;
A. M. Morrell, evangelist, Upton, Mass.
The sweet and thrilling singer evangelist,
Miss A. Rubardt of New Brunswick, N. j.,
will have general charge of the singing.
Services afternoon and evening of each
day; opening respectively at 200 and 7:3O
o'clock. Also service on Sabbath at 10:30
a. m. While the attendance of all is ear
nestly desired, a special invitation is
hereby extended to surrounding pastors
and churches. Free entertainment to
preachers and evangelists.
ALBANY CENTER.
Mrs. Frank TuthilI was ill last week.
Fred EIdridge from Hardy wick was in
town over Sunday.
Mrs. Wallace Eldridge has recovered
from her illness. Hazel is also better.
A party of neighbors visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Davis in their new home last
Wednesday evening. A pleasant time was
enjoyed.
EAST ALBANY.
Mrs. McCullum has been on the sick
list.
Mrs. Walter Burke has been seriously i'll,
but is improving.
George Walker was in Newport and
Derby part of last week.
Miss Ethel Slack visited at Mr.. Nc
Cullum's over the Sabbath.
Mr.. Louis Dawson from Morgan visited
at George Walkers last week.
Clayton Butler has engaged Clarence
Shedd to work for him the coming season
Mrs. James Courser from stanstead ii
stopping with her son William for a few
| weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Simon have returned
from New York weere they have been on 6
visit.
Uriah Dingman and family are enjoying
their home purchased of ]. Simon. Mr.
Dingman's people were residents of this
town formerly, but sold their place and
moved to Wolcott; after few years
they are pleased to return and settle here
again.
ROWNINCTON.
Quite a number are confined to the
house with hard colds.
The school in the north district, taught
by Miss Alice Dunn, closed last Friday.
Mrs. Orpha Dale from Island Pond il
visiting her sister, Mrs. Lorenzo Grow.
Mrs. Mary Colby, who has been visiting
her brother, o. A. Loveland, has returned
home.
Morton Parker is moving his goods
from Barton Landing into Mr.. Orvir
Marsh's house.
Miss Norcross, who has been clerkir
for F. G. Day, has returned to her home il
Hardwick on account of illness.
The Ladies' Aid society met with Mrs
w. G. button last Thursday for dinner
) The meeting was well attended and al
enjoyed pleasant time.
The Star Club Orchestra will give
promenade and dance at the town hall a
Bloomington Center Friday evening, Jan
20. ALI are cordially invited. Proceed
TO go IOr In0 Den0HG OF the cluD.
BRoWNINCTON CENTER.
Roy Morey is working at Barton Land
ing.
Miss Marguerite Marshall is away on
visit.
Henry Leland had one of his legs badl
injured last Thursday while loading logs
George Howe went to Barton LandinI
, last week to draw lumber for j. II. Brown
T Rev. s. G. Lewis will deliver his lecture
The Lonesome Man and His Guardian
Angels" in the church Wednesday evening
Jan. q. A small admission fee will b
charged for the benefit of the church.
EVANSVILLE.
Geo. Hunt has moved to Barton Landing
Bert Dunham has moved into w. E
> Leland's house.
DIR. Young of Irasburgh has moved her
and is ready for business.