Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-11-14

place to Frank Dunn's and will carry on
that farm the coming year.
Ben and Merton Cutler have made and
sold over five hundred and fifty pounds of
cedar oil this season, receiving over three
hundred dollars for the same.
EAST BROWNINGTON.
Mrs. Salinda Hillard, who has been
quite sick, is better.
Mrs. Maria Wright has been engaged to
teach the winter team Of school.
EAST ALBANY.
Miss Gertrude aud Willie LaBounty are
visiting in Lowell. The school at East
Albany taught by Mabel Cutler closed
with an exhibition in the evening and much
both teacher and pupils for the excellent
parts rendered. The pupils having no
marks were Katie Herbert, Agnes and
Marie Labounty, Julia Simon, Goldie Allard,
Fred Williams, Lewis Cunning ham,
and Frances Doran.
NORTH ALBANY.
The amount cleared at the oyster supper
recently was 81 80 instead of $14O0 as
given last week.
BRoWNINGTON.
George Aiken has rented Mr.. Ingalls,
house.
Mrs. Hannah Joslyn is home from Mont
pelier.
Lorenzo Grow and wife are visiting in
Island Pond.
Edgar Cooley from Barre visited at E. E.
Burrows, last week.
Mrs. Amariah Joslyn, who has been quite
ill, is more comfortable.
MRS. Andrew Murray and daughter
Alice, are on the sick list.
Charles Blouin has rented Stanley
Marsh's house and tsken possession.
Kate Hitchins is home from Barton
Landing, where she has been working.
Eugene Dorie of Barton Landing, has
moved into one of Mr.. Vincent's tene-
ments.
Mrs. Peter Young, who has been i'll for a
long time at the home of her son James,
died Wednesday, Nov. 9. Funeral services
were held at Derby, Thursday. The reIa-
tives and friends have the sympathy of the
community in their bereavement.
BRoWNINCToN CENTER.
Mrs. R. c. Wallis mother is visiting her
this week.
David Grapes has returned from Con-
necticut with eighteen horses.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sails was buried Thursday, Rev. Geo. c.
Mcdonald officiating.
School closed last week Tuesday. Much
credit is due the leader, Miss Clara Stafford,
of Barton Landing for the good work done
by the pupils.
Mrs. A. FL. Gardyne went to Lowell,
Mass, last Monday to accompany her
mother, Mrs. Ewens, home. Mrs. EWens
has been stopping this summer with an
other daughter, Mrs. Patten.
Bert Humphrey, while working with a
threshing machine, got his hand caught
under the belt and twisted around the
pulley in such a manner as to break his
arm instead of his leg as was reported
last week.
Lennie Houston met with sad accident
Friday of last week. He got his hand
caught in the beater of a threshing
machine, mangling his haud and wrist so
badly that amputation was necessary. The
arm was taken off just below the elbow,
Drs. Wright and Wells of Barton Landing
performed the operation.
EVANSVILLE.
George Bickford is visiting his son in
Sheffield.
E. A. Gallup is working for William
Monteith.
Mrs. William Monteith was in Barton,
last week.
Ed. Carpenter is working for Carol
Alexander.
7. A. Randall and wife Of Sheffield, Wis
tied in town last week.
Fred Fogs and fap3i1y of Albany, are
visiting at NJ. A. Fosters.
Mr.. Hall and wife OF Barton Landing
visited at W. G. Trtpp's, last week.
J. w. Moore and wife. went to Groveton,
\. H, to attend the funeral of Mrs. Moore's
mother.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Frank Lapierre Thursday afternoon
and evening. 4 short literary entertain
ment will be given.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mr. F. r. Lang and daughter OF Barton
-. 60, here with friends.
Mr. willard Chase of West Concord Wis
tied hi cousin, &. FL. Chase, this week.
Mr. g. ". Lang has been quite sick the
psst week but is thought to be improving.
Mr. and Mrs. Gilman Hill are spending
the week with relatives at Coaticook, Que
and vicinity.
Mrs. VIM. Marsh is moving her house
hold furniture to Morgan, She intends TO
remain here for the present.
Clark Royce returned to Montpelier
W ednesday, having come home to help
swell the majority for Roosevelt.