Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-03
WALLACE III. GILPIN

Mrs. Mary Cowles visited In Newport
last week. -
Mr.. and Mrs. James Martin are visiting
In UnderhilI. -
Clarence P. Cowles of Burlington is at
nome Tor few days. -
Miss lila Way is at home fromSt. Johns
bury for few days.
On account OF the severe storm oflIast
Saturday o. s. RoweIps auction was post
poned to next Thursday, Oct. 6.
Willard Eldridge has engaged to work
for Whipple, French q Co., of Barton
Landing. He has begun work.
Mrs. Paige, who has been stopping with
her sister, Mrs. Freeman Reynolds, is re-
covering from a severe illness of several
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Chafey have gone to
their home in Lansing, Mich, after a short
visit among friends here. All were glad to
have them among US once more.
Mr.. Nathaniel Johnson, If he lives till
Oct. 10th, will reach the 91st milestone of
life. His son and grandson, Messrs. T. B.
and VIM. M. Johnson, cordially invite all
acquaintance and friends wherever thew
may be to call on him that day at ssFair
View Farms" This invitation is general
one to all, and given in this way that none
may be left out. Reception from 2 till 9
p. m.
EAST ALBANY.
Mr.. James Simon has sold his farm to
Walter Scott of South Albany.
Elwin Courser of Westfield visited at
William Courser's, last week.
Wallace EIdridge is making repairs on
his lower set of buildings. He will raise
the ell and repair the inside of the house.
John McClelIen will do the carpenter
work.
ALBANY CENTER.
DR.. Newland of Newport was in town
last week.
Mrs. Robert Shields from Ashland, NH,
who has been. stopping with her sister,
Mrs. A. Burt, several days, has returned
home.
When FL. B. Chamberlin got home from
church last Sabbath he found his COW
dead, hung where she hadsbeen fastened to
eat green fodder. The friends and neigh
bors generously contributed to help MIN
purchase another.
SOUTH ALBANY.
There will be an entertainment at the M.
E.. church Tuesday evening, Oct. 4th, by
Mr.. Charles Taggart. All come.
BROWNINCToN CENTER.
The highway over the new bridge is
open to the public.
Frank Seaver fell from Q load of corn
recently, and injured one leg quite badly.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Ransom Of Green's
boro Bend are visiting their cousin, Jas
per Smith.
Mrs. George Fowler of South Framing
ham, Mass, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
per Smith.
Mrs. Maria Magoon has moved to East
Weare, N. H. where her SON Frank has
employment. lea
Mr.. and Mrs. w. FL. Grant from East
Albany, spent last Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. Grants sister, Mrs. Henry Leland.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Capt. J. 6. Peene spent last Wednesday
in town. ~s
s W. E. Tripp intends to leave here Tues
day for Boston,.
Mr.. George Morse has moved Into the
8. G. Streeter house. Sss
Mr.. Harry Piper haa moved to EIotz7s.
farm which he recently urchassd -
Mrs. George Cloud of Oranga, Mass, ID
spending several weeks among her relstiyes
here. 49,
Mr.. James Moody and sons have re-
turned to their home and intend to spend
the winter here
Mrs Kate Richardson and little daugh-
tersMildred are spending week with Mrs.
Richardson's father.
There was an entertainment given by
the school in the vestry Thursda evening.
Proceedsto buys flag. -
a. J.Hudson has returned fTom his visit
to New York City, accompan led sby his
daughter, Mrs. VIII Hinton. q
B. F. Davis has bought thezIra 6fay
farm of Harry MoranviIlsand has reaged
there, taking immediate possession.
The Mite Society wiltsmeet withssfrs
Lizzie Buck Thursday, Oct 6ths for dinner
All invited. Ladies please bring food.
Mrs. II. Moore and son ff9m New York
state are visiting Mrs. Moore's cousins, I
MRS. Lizzie Buckand Mrs. AlicsCoruth.
Much sympathy is expressed here for
Mrs. w. F. KimbaIl of Portland, Me-
Her husband, -Engineer KImbaII, was
instantly killed in the Treckat Lewiston,
Me-, Sept. 26. M ana Trs. Kfmbau
annually spent their VACATION kere with
Mrs. Kimball's parents. Mr.. aid Mrs. s.
Beans and were exp4ted here Oct. 18th.
WEST CHARLESTON.
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