Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1904-07-18
w. L. JACOBS

for the present with her parents at the
hotel.
Hugh Buchanan has been making some
changes in his store recently vacated by
Mrs. Miller, making two stores of it, one
of which is to be occupied by Clarence
Wheeler for shoe store after Aug. l. Mr..
Wheeler will also add line of clothing to
his business. We understand that the
other store has been rented to q man from
Morrisville, for grocery.
A very successful state Epworth League
convention was held at Barre recently, un-
der the direction of Mr.. G. s. Andrews
State president. DIR. A. Q. Crews, of Can
ada, delivered a powerful address on the
Elements of Success in League Work"
Rev. l. P. Chase was elected delegate to the
international Epworth League Convention
to be held in Denver, Colo, in..July 1905.
A short time ago Joseph st. Peter of
Bloomington hired team of H. Badger
to drive to Bloomington and when he
returned the team showed hard driving
and usage and he admitted to having driven
1t farther than he stated when he hired it,
Mr.. Badger had the papers made out for
his arrest and he settled by paying ten dol
lars and costs. Another man was arrested
for the same offence and after laying in the
jail at Newport week settled by paying
S15 and costs.
SOUTH BARTON.
Miss Josephine Garland of Boston, Mrs,
G. G. Woodbridge and daughters. Marion
and Annie Reed of CliftondaIe, Mass. are
visiting Mrs. Woodbridge's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. o. T. Willard.
NORTH ALBANY.
Thomas Hughes was kicked on the ankle
by horse recently and the injury has
proved qnite serious.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Mr.. George MeDaniels from St. Louis,
Me-, visited at D.R.Cobb's last Wednesday.
Mrs. Selden Cass of Lowell, Mass, is vis-
1tlng her mother, Mrs. Elizabeth GiImour.
Mrs. L. w. Patterson is better and has
been at Craftsbury for the past week, in
| her cottage there.
The school taught by Miss Mabel Cutler
closed July End. Those having no marks
| during the term were Robert Anderson,
Clement Bushnell, Gladys Coapland, AL
freda Coapland, Herbert Graham, Ernest
Sanborn, Walter Uric, Arthur Uric and
Leo Williams. Those who missed no words
were Florence and Harry Buchanan, Her
bert Graham, Gladys Coapland and Orlo
Vance. Herbert Graham and Gladys Coap-
an d have missed no words in the past
three terms.
ALBANY.
Horace Way has gone to Concord to work.
Clarence Cowles was in Burlington last
week.
Mrs. Goddard and children are visiting
in Hyde Park.
Miss Lucy Martin is home from Skinner,
Me-, for short vacation.
Mrs. N. L. Dow of Glover is visiting her
parents, MIR. and Mrs. Ira PIERCE
Percy Aiken of New Bedford, Mass, is
stopping with his aunt, Mrs. r. NJ. CoWIes.
Mrs. FL. G. McLary and daughter Ella of
Chicago are spending the summer at A. W.
Nelson's.
At recent meeting of the stewards OF
the M. E. church, q vote was taken to give
the pastor, Rev. Mr.. Gregory, vacation,
which he will profit by in the month of
August.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilcox from Ne
braska, who have been stopping with
friends here for some times have genees
Lyndonville to visit friends, after WisIsh
they will go to Morrisvifie, Burlington.
Whitehall, N. Y, and from there on to
| Pennsylvania.
ALBANY CENTER.
Miss Mabel Cutler is stopping with her
aunt, Mrs. S. Cutler for few weeks.
Farmers here are very busy securing the
| hay crop, which is double that of last year.
| Mrs. Lydia Lawrence from Barton Land
ing is stopping with friends here for few
weeks. q
: :. EAST ALBANY.
Ed. Dlngman has been quite i'll, but is
better.
Will Buchanan is working for Milo
Chaffee.
Miss Eva Geer Of Concord, N. H.; Visitsd
Mrs.-H. E. Carter last week.
| little son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. u.
c. Thornton, Dorchester, Mass, July7.
Guy Courser, who is working for T. B.
johnson, was taken suddenly i'll last week,
necessitating his return to his home.
BRoWNINCTON CENTER.
Willis Wilkey has moved to Barton
Landing. ~
|
Miss Jessie Morehouse has returned to
Island Pond.
Mrs. &. Ewins has gone to Lowell, Mass,
to spend the suhmer.
Mr..and Mrs. g. W. Patten have re-
turned to their home in Lowell, Mass.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with
Mrs. Jasper Smith next Friday afternoon
and evening, July22. All cordiaIlyinvited.