Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-09-25
m. to p. m. each day taking in tax S; the
18th is the last day discount.
NORTH Albany
Mrs. Isabelle Horn is quite Ill.

18th is the last day discount.
NORTH ALBANY.
Mrs. Isabelle Horn is quite Ill.
E. w. Willis is laying the water over
from the barn, bringing it into the house.
T. Wallace and his men have returned
to finish Henry McGuire's barn which
they built in the spring.
Mrs. Kate Bridges and Mrs. Eva
Mcclure of West Albany visited at Fred
Twombly's one day recently.
Mrs. Mary Daniels has gone to Boston
to visit friends, and will go from there to
New York to spend few weeks with ner
son Homer, who has employment there
Clark Willis of Woonsocket, R. l., is Wis
iting his brother, E. w. Willis. Old
friends are pleased to welcome him here
once more. 1t is twelve years since he
last visited in this place.
As Miss Blanche Keith was returning
nome from her school one night recently
sne mad very narrow escape from seri lus
injury, the forward axle to the buggy
breaking and letting the wagon down.
quiet under her control and no further
damage was done.
SOUTH ALBANY.
R. Kendrick has his house ready to plas-
ter.
A. A. Webster has been doing some re-
pairing on his buildings.
o. M. Rowell has hired man and his
wife from Hardwick, to care for his farm
here.
Mrs. w. F. Ames exhibited about 75
varieties OF dahlias, and received premiunls
on dahlias and cut flowers at the Bart m
fair.
: Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crowley and baby
from Massachusetts, have been visiting his
mother, Mrs. Thomas Marnock, for about
two weeks.
BROWNINGTON CENTER.
William Pratt of Morgan visited reIa-
tives in town last week.
Arthur Dubois and family of North Troy
are visiting Chas. Perkins.
son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Collins
LaCourse Saturday, the 18th.
Martin Whitcomb and wife of Enosburs
spent Sunday with Mr. Whitcomb's cousin.
Edgar Wells.
Mrs. Norris Crow is stopping with her
mother in Westmore while Mr.. Crow ia
away threshing.
| Mrs. George Porter is home from North
Troy where she has been spending few
weeks with friends.
Gaylord Fox and family of Westmo-e
and Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Carpenter Of
Derby spent Sunday with Mrs. Sarah FIX.
Mrs. Betsey Pierce, who has been in poor
health this summer, is very low at this
writing. Her sister, Mrs. Warner, is car
ing for her.
Bernice Wells has returned to her work
in Winsted, Conn, after spending the
summer with her parents, Mr.. and Mr..
Edgar Wells.
BROWNINCTON.
Leon and George Lewis have gone to
Lynn.
Kate HitchIns is working at Theron
Adams
Mrs. May Weeks of Lynn, Mass. is Wis
iting at Frank Lewis
Miss Ida ingalls, of Sutton visited Mrs.
K. }. Murray last week.
Mrs. Goodall and Ethel Crosby VISITED
at A. E. Crows recently.
Miss Ruth Pelow visited her cousin. last
| week, Mrs. r. j. Murray.
Mrs. Z. Saltmarsh of Concord. N. H.
visited at Selden Gray's recently.
| Mrs. Robert Gordon of st. Johrsbu-v
visited at R. j. Murray's last week.
Mrs Charles Colby and Mrs. Felix Pelog
OF Barton Landing visited their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Selden Gray, last week.
Pliny Baird has finished work for w. F.
Morey, and gone to Providence, r. i,
where he will work in a machine shop.
Mrs. Olive Barry, whose illness has been
mentioned, died Thursday and her body
was taken to Potion P, @, forburial Sat-
urday.
| A. E. Grow, who has been living with
his father the past year, has purchased q
farm in Brighton and takes possession fl is
week.
| The remains of c. D. Gilbert, former
resident of this town but recently of Craw-.
ford, n H., were brought here for burial
in the village cemetery Saturday.
Mrs. James Humphrey, an, aged Iadv .,
81 years, recently visited two OF her danoh-
ters, MRS. Benjaman Burrows and Mrs.
Selden Gray.
EVANSVILLE.
Ed. Black of WoodsviIle was in town the
past week.
Mrs. NJ. Eddy of Barton is visiting