Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-10-31

Mr.. George Anderson and Miss Goldie
George were united in marriage at the
NJ. E. parsonage, Albany, Wednesday
morning, Oct. 10, by Rev. A. Gregory, and
Immediately started for a short visit to the
brides mother. Congratulations are ex-
tended.
NORTH ALBANY.
Mr.. Oliver Chappell is having new
henhouse built, which will cost about 5000.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Twombly visited at
Mr.. Hendrick Twombly's one day recently.
Mr.. Geo. Tinker is here from Danville
looking after his farm. He is also having
shed built.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett Twombly visited
Mr.. Twomblys daughter at West Albany
few days ago.
Mrs Mary Willis has gone to spend the
winter with her niece, Mrs. III. o. Clough
of Barton Landing.
The woods are full of deer hunters, yet
none seem able to kill one of the pretty
creatures in this section.
Mr.. j. j. Twombly will put new two
| lighted windows in his house in place OF
| the four lighted ones at present in use.
The school in District No. 9, taught by
Miss Blanche Keith, will give an exhibit
ton and oyster supper at the old F. b.
church in this place on Friday evening,
| Nov. 4. The play will be ''Three Glasses
Day." and will be grand success, judging
| by former entertainments given by this
school and by the work both Miss Keith
and the pupils are putting into it. Ad-
mission at the door, 30 cents a couple.
This includes the supper without extra
charge. Proceeds are for the purpose of
purchasing an organ for the school. All
are cordially invited to attend.
BROWNINCTON.
John Cheney visited his sons in Ohio,
recently.
George Burrows and Lorenzo Grow have
each reshingled his house.
Mrs. Ferrin has gone to Topeka, Kan,
to spend the winter with her son.
Hattie Gross attended the Y. P. S. @. E,
State Convention at Springfield, last week.
A. E. Grow from Holland, has rented
Lorenzo Crows farm and taken possession
Mrs. Gibson, whose illness has beer
mentioned before, is very low at this
writing.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
Willie Ransom's three children are SICK
with hard colds.
David Grapes has bought c. J. Uford'
/ place at Barton.
8 Eusebia Robinson is on the sick list
very narrowly escaping pneumonia.
t Mrs Elvira Leland has rented part o
!. her house to A. Fl. Gardyne for storeroom
EVANSVILLE.
: D. Il. Randall is building a new house
Elisha Foster Is moving to Barton thi
week.
q. W. Brown was in Montpelier ant
Barre, last week.
The chicken pie supper was a success
Proceeds, $2150.
L. A. Drown has gone to Woodsville
N. H., on business.
Mrs. j. w. Moore has returned hom
. from New Hampshire.
ID. II. Randall and Guy Hilliard ar
away on hunting trip, this week.
Henry Trescott and Fred Ingalls, were i
: the town of Lewis, hunting, last week.
Read ''The Substitute" 1t is a whole
some interesting story and commences
the next issue of this paper.
The children and grandchildren of M
or xT7ifh ho1
Sept. "a, 1901, to participate in the celebrs
tion of their fiftieth marriage anniversar
Beside the children and grandchildre
there was present an only sister of Mr.
IL Gallup, Mrs. G. A. Pierce, OF Windso
Canada. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gallup we
III married in Danville, Canada, Sept. "a, 1S5
Y. by Rev. e. J. Parker, pastor OF the Congr
J. gational church of that place. Seve
IN children were born to them, five girls al
two boys, all of whom are living. The
are seventeen grandchildren and tv
" great grandchildren. Mr.. Gallup came
Bro Enington with his large family ov
If thirty years ago, and they and all OF the
children have resided here ever sine
except their Oldest daughter, Mrs. w.
lo' Flanders, of Boston, Mass. After refres
ments were served the afternoon was spe
, with songs and recftations by the gran
children, and a poem composed for q
ice occasion was read by one OF the oaus
he ters. The children left as token OF the
love a purse of eighteen doLafs' sAs
ba knives and forks, web Of cotton cloe
sv and other presents too numerous
mention.
nrha colder Wedding.
X It only seems like yesterday;
M Yet fifty years have passed away
Since at the altar, side by side,
es- stood with you, my happy bride.
OF well recall the blush of pride
That lighted up her face,
civ When at my humble home
al led her to her place
-. And how told her, land nor sea
Could such adornment bring.
She was very queen to me;
X. 1, happier than a king.