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

at Barton Landing Nov. IA: Mrs. Min
ME Lang, Mr.. George Gilbert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Porter and Mrs.
Thrasher of Coventry, were recently the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Page.
The chicken pie supper served election
night by the Ladies' Aid of the Congrega-
tional church, netted the society s35.
Barton Landing Co No. 9, U. R. Z. OF P,
will meet next Friday evening at 1880 p.
N. All members are requested to be pres
ent.
While unloading some hea W lead pipe
short time ago, W. S. Eldridge, who
works for Whipple, French & Co., fell and
broke his arm.
Imagine DR.. Wells surprise, when, on
opening his door about three ocl ock Sun
day morning in response to a knock, he
found baby girl left on the doorsteps.
Raymond Howard was obliged to go to
the hospital at Whitefeld last Saturday !,
| on account of blood poisoning in the
hand that was so badly cut a short time
! ago.
All will be pleased to learn t hat Rev. 8.
Il. Lewis is SO much improved in health as
to have been able to take part IN conduct
ing the services at the M. e. church Sun
day.
A very pleasant time was enjoyed Thurs
day evening at the meeting of the Eastern
Star lodge, which was attended by large
number from Barton and Newport. The
banquet was served in the Congregational
church vestry.
The Book and Thimble Club met with
Mrs. Rowell ion Saturday. Twenty one
ladies were present. The afternoon was
| spent in the study of Shakespeare's "Cym-
beline," Mrs. Lyman being the leader.
The next meeting viii be with Mrs. F. E.
Wheeler Thursday, Nov. II, at O'Clock.
SOUTH BARTON.
Will Gray has moved his family to
Barton.
John L. Forrest is working at the o. &
| &. steam mill.
F.F Marcy from Palmer, Mass, was in
town recently.
L. H. Gordon was in town on business
! one Gay lasC week.
Freeman Kimban has moved his family
! to Barton Landing.
Mrs B. e. Berry is in West Glover car
( ing for Mrs. George Goad.
Rev. Franklin Blake from Sutton viii
preach here Nov. 20, at 2:30 p. N.
| P. H. Duke has let lumber job to Isaac
| Rash and Bert Jenness of Westmore.
Will Hill from Sheffield visited his
mother, Mrs. W. s. Mcdowell, recently.
School commenced Monday, Nov. IA g,
taught by Miss Alice Tenney of Barton.
Miss Dora Aldrich, who has been visit
! ing in Lyndonville and West Burke, has
returned home.
Railings are being built along the
bridges in this place, John Forrest, Jr.,
doing the work.
Mrs. Harrison Kimban and Miss Cora
Sidney from Lyndonville were in town on
! business last week.
A. F. Stockwel of Barton Is building a
wood shed here for the wood that ne
intends to get in this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. KimbaH end daugh-
ter Winifred, who have been visiting their
daughter, Mrs. Geo. Pope, in Jefferson
vile, returned home last Wednesday.
ALBANY.
Charles Davidson lost q horse last week
Mrs. S. George fell recently, receiving
severe injuries.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dow go to Hard
wick this week to reside.
Verne Whittemore is moving into c. O..
Shepard's house.
c. A. Sargent OF Rutland, was in town
over Sunday. All are glad to see Gus.
Miss Bessie Mitchell has gone for few
weeks visit to her home III Dunham, P. @.
Mrs. Jones Ellington has been very
sick at the hotel, where she has been stop
ping the past week.
The a. ction sale at Fred Fletcher's was
reported good, COWS selling from eighteen
TO thirty dollars each.
The chicken pie supper in the Congrega-
tional vestry, Tuesday evening, was a
great success. The receipts of the evening
we're about S21.
Henry Scott is moving into Mary Nc
Cafffey's house; he will run harness shop
in the building that Fred Pierce recently
purcI ased of George Dorr.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Congre-
g2tionaI church provided a chicken pie
supper on Tuesday last, followed by a III
erary and musical entertainment, presloeo
over by the Rev. Jas. Ellington, PASTOR
i The program included recitations by Mrs'
Olive SearIes, the Misses Laura camp
Elsie George, Ruth Rogers ana EVeiS =
Cheney, with reading by the cnAiI D-a = > ,
and an address by the Rev. a. "ieso-y ="
small choir. with Mrs. Dennis L. Mcclure
as acsompan:s., disooursed swee. . music: p.sic.
The efforts of all concerned IN 'ne AFFAIR
were rewarded by large ana appfeclatlve
company, the proceeds exceeding go
ALBANY CENTER.
uer,,on Crawford is moving from New