Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-05-02


arena he will outstrip his competitors by
many lengths. The incident is prophetic
OF victory we hope and expect. The horse
was uninjured but the hind axle and one
wheel were completely demolished.
Foster J. Kinney moved his household
goods here from Hardwick last Wednesday
| into Stephen Burbank's house, which was
| vacated by W. L. Cove the same day. Mr..
Cove finished his duties In the drug store
last week and the middle of this week he
| and Mrs. Cove will go to Bradford, their
former home, and spend the summer on
his fathers farm and recruit in health.
Mr.. Cove has the Western fever to certain
extent and may go out to Kansas where
they have relatives this fall and look about
awhile. Mr.. Cove appreciates the good
will the people of Barton Landing have
extended him in his business during his
residence among them and trusts they will
tender equal generous support to his sue
cessor, Mr.. Kinney, who comes to his new
field highly recommended.
ALBANY.
| James MCGUIRE is in very poor health.
Mrs. F. Fletcher continues in a very
feeble condition.
The town farm house is being thoroughly
painted and papered.
The road commissioner will start work
on the roads at once.
j. Wallace has commenced work on
Chester Dezotelle's barn.
Mrs. Clara Thompson of Craftsbury has
been visiting at Bert Goss'.
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tion with the creamery is completed.
Augusta Richardson has returned home
from Barton Landing where she has been
at work.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Rogers went to Bar
ton Landing last week Wednesday to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. G. Fl. Clifford.
: Geo. Sanders has moved to Barton Land
ing. Will Burbank has moved to his new
home recently purchased of Geo. Sanders.
Miss Grace Sheehan of Craftsbury is
teaching the higher department of the vii
lage school and boards with Mrs. o..
Delano.
Verne Whittemore has moved into F. ].
NeWton's tenement and Henry Mcclure
has moved into the house vacated by Mr..
Whittemore.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Sargent have gone to
their new home in Athol, Mass. They
have many friends here who are sorry to
have them go.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ambrose Brown and little
daughter of Somerville, Mass, are visiting
Mrs. Amanda Sanders. Mrs. Brown will
remain through the summer.
Have you read "The Gentleman From
Indiana? This is very popular story
and will be greatly enjoyed by all. TIE
opening chapter will be found In this issue
| of the MONITOR.
Secretary Moody expressed the hope to-
, day that an arrangement could be made by
which the government can secure the nee
essary land for enlarging the navy yard at
Bremerton. He had long talk about it
with Charles P. Kimball, president of the
Commercial Club of Bremerton, who visit
, ed the navy department., accompanied by
. Representative Humphrey.
The above item is from The Seattle
Post -IntelIigencer of April 6. The Mr..
KimbalI referred to was an Albany boy,
having grown to young manhood in this
town. Some years ago he went out to try
his fortunes in Washington, where later he
: married Miss Ida Phelps, formerly an Al
business and finally settled in Bremertor,
place located some sixteen miles north
west of Seattle. He is at present running
a large store, giving employment to five
busy clerks. He is also the postmaster.
Mr.. Kimball has had a post office twelve
years out of residence of fourteen years
in the state. Putting it all together we in
fer that he is busy man, very much alive,
and that he is standing well in his present
home.
ALBANY CENTER.
Miss Pansy Davis is very sick.
/ Clark Keith lost good COW last week.
7 Miss Lamphere is teaching in the Cheney
3 district.
3 Lena Annis has been stopping at Geo g.
9 Lawrence's for few days.
James Willis has engaged to work for
e Almond Norris for the season. -
= H. B. ChamberIin has has taken the job
? to carry the scholars from the Center to
4 Cheney district.
: Mr.. and Mrs. George Lawrence went to
o Barton Landing last Wednesday to attend
4 the funeral of H. G Clifford.
EAST ALBANY.
George Walker is failing rapidly.
d Walter Kenneson's little daug ghter caught
|. her fingers in the clothes wringer last week
:. and they were badly mutilated.
!. Miss Nellie Ainsboro teaches the spring
3 term of school here and her s1ster, Miss
: Margaret, ct the Merrill corner.
r. Courtney Bachelor has had telephone
installed in his home. He is repairing the
e interior of his house by painting and
Il papering.
t The Comedy, "Me an OTIS" will be
: given by the young people of St. PauPs
IS church Of Barton at the Baptist church
here this, Monday, evening.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Miss Lula Patterson is sick with grip.
s. Irving Anderson is better and is able to
Ii be out again.
The school commenced here last Monday
u xUit n Miss Ma haIC