Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-06-20

the sickness, death. and burial of our hus-
| band and father. May ne blessing of God
rest upon them
MRS. GEORGE WALKER AND FAMILY.
NORTH ALBANY.
Preston Shepard is quite sick.
Roland Twomb bly, has te Ill for alfew
| days.
Fred Twombly and Reuben Brooks are
working at South Albany.
Fred Foss and Edwin Bicktord will cut
Isaac Longe's hay for him.
Walter Wells has hired out to L. W.
| Wheeler of Irasburg for haying.
Edward Wells has taken the job of cut
ting the hay for Walden Priest of Irasburg.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Courser have hired
out to Thomas johnson of Albany Center
for haying. ~7~~
Mr.. Alden Willis of Newport Center vis-
tied his daughter, Mrs. Ernest Sanborn,
one day recently.
Mrs. L. r. Hunter has gone to Barton
Landing and Newport to visit relatives for
couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jewett Twombly visited
Mr.. Twombly's sister, Mrs. Bartlett, in
Island Pond and relatives in Morgan and
Charleston, a few days last week.
Mrs. Minerva Keith has gone to Troy to
spend few weeks visiting relatives; quite
an undertaking for one of her years. She
will be SO years old if she lives until Sep
sember, and is in good health.
Mr.. Oliver ChappeIl has gone to Wilt
mantle, Conn.,, to spend few weeks visit
ing old friends. Last Saturday he met
with his old club, known as the 'Venera-
bles." All members must be seventy years
of age before they join the club. 1t is now
composed of over thirty members.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Adds Knight of Barton is at work in G.
E. Shepard's store.
Mrs. VIM. Williams is at Willoughby
lake with her sister, Mrs. L Page.
About twenty friends attended the social
at Alex. Buchanan's last Friday afternoon.
John Gilmour, Harry Patterson and AL
dis Knight camped at Parker pond for
few days last week.
Mrs. L. w. Patterson has been having
erysipeIas and is confined to her bed. Miss
Jennie Salmon isat work for her.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
The Ladies' Aid Society will have an
entertainment at the church Friday eve
ming June 24th. Ice cream will be served.
All are cordially invited.
EAST BROWNINCToN.
Mr.. Cushman is building an addition to
his barn.
Lois Walker has gone to e PeppereII to
visit her sister, and from there she will go
to hospital for treatment.
EVANSVILLE
Earl Drown has gone to WoodgviIle on a
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aver went to Hav6ghiu, N.
H., last week. 80
Napoleon Hardwood will move his fam
lily to Newport. ~
Orrin Lunt is working for F. Huntress
and Mr.. ]. Hart.
Henry Brooks of Westmore is working
for D. H. Randall.
Mr. Lewis and son have finished work.
for Fred Huntress.
Arthur Waterman will move into the
Pike Co. tenement house.
Mr.. F. Waterman of Hardwick was here
last week to see his father.
DIR. Louis Young has moved into his res
idence lately bought of E. Foster.
Miss Clara Monteith of Clinton, Mass is
visiting her brother, VIM. Monteiths
M. A. Foss and wife were in Coventry
last week attending the g. A. R. meeting.
Elisha Foster and wife are boarding with Z
L. A. Drown. They expect to locate in
Barton.
Mrs. Kimball and two children from
Lyndonville are stopping in town with her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Waterman.
Mr. Cushman Waterman, who had par
alytic shock few days ago died Thursday
morning at the home of his son, Joseph
Waterman.
Mr.. Walter Burbeok of Pike, N. H., was
here last week to.see about making some
impro7ements orthe Pike mill and quarry.
AWe.wlsh4o correct the item whiek ap-
peared in last weeks MONITOR in rseasa to
the case OF III. 7. Smith rs. ~
Drown, Mr.. Smith sued for possession of
the house and received it.-Mrs. IL. 1.
Smith spent q few days last week with her
daug hter, Mrs. Fred PerciVal at their cqt-cfs
tage at Crystal lake.
One year ago Mr.. G. I. Drown. and gife
came here from South Barton and rented
the Pike Co. boarding house. They came
well recommended for the position and as
good citizens. .This was fully .s0ufFned
last Friday evening when liz of their
friends and ne'g ghbors came in fora social
visit. DIR. Abbott of South Barton was
present with over forty records which were
finely rendered. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hunt :
rese, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Smith, Mrs.
Mcdonald andothsss entertained theeom-
papy With music aud singing, and with an
abundance of ice cream and cake very
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all. Mr..
and Mrs. Drown are to go back on to their
| farm the first of Julv and All wish them