Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-27
played, refre shments were served and a
good time was enjoyed by all.
ALBANY.

ALBANY.
Agnes Chafey is visiting in st. Johns
bury.
Mrs. R. NJ. Cowles was in Newport last
week.
Mamie Hayden has been very i'll with
rheumatism.
Clyde BatcheIder is working for G. Z.
Butler through sugaring.
Owen Crowley, who bas been quite Ill is
now thought to be gaining.
Mrs. Elwin Annis and daughter June, are
spending few days at Newport Center.
HE. Cowles and wife of Barton Land
ing, recently visited Mrs. Mary Cowles.
Mrs. J. Goodrich, who has been visiting
here has returned to her home in Shell
burne, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dow and Mr.. and
Mrs. Cass of Hardwick, were recent visit
ors in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duckless returned this
week from Troy, where they have been
visiting their son. .
The Penny Press of Middletown, Conn,
| of March IA, contains the following: AN
nouncement is made of the engagement OF
Miss Alyce E Smaller of this city, to Ma
thaniel M. Johnson of Albany, VT"
NORTH ALBANY.
Mrs. Mabel Twombly remains in very
poor health.
Clayton Keith is again home from the
lumber camp at Richford.
Thomas Thayer & Co. have taken the
job of cutting ]. j. Twombly's wood.
Mrs. l.. r. Hunter was quite ill few
days last week, but is some better.
Mrs. Susan Seavey of Bloomington is
stopping with her daughter, Mrs. w. J.
| Heath.
A robin was seen here March %, also the
song sparrows, our earliest fore-runner OF
spring.
Mrs Carrie Heath had the misfortune to
fall down stairs recently, and break her
arm just above the wrist.
Mr.. Wheeler and son, from the west part
of the town, have bought all of J. E.
Tinker's hay at So per ton.
Mrs. Ada Templeton of Irasburg and
Mrs. DR.. Bogue and two children from
Newport, visited Mr.. and Mrs. E. W.
Keith of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs E. G. Sanborn were called
to Newport Center few days recently, on
account OF the illness of Mrs. San born's
parents, Mr.. and Mls Alden Willis.
J Mr.. DeMerritt starts Monday for Eng
/ b1 To i7h
property. Miss DeMerritt, his daughter
{ will remain at A. Daniels during his ab-
2 sence.
t We have learned that Miss Blanche
Keith will again teach the school here
} Both parents and pupils in the district will
5 be much pleased, as she is first class
teacher, and all the pupils have made ex-
cellent progress in their studies during the
time she has taught the school,
/ EVANSVILLE.
Hale Clark remains about the same.
Geo. Bickford visited his son in Sheffield
last week.
Elwin Wright has hired one half of Will
mer Gray's farm.
u Albert Gallup fell on the ice last weel
= and was badly hurt.
"a Mrs. Lewis Wiley has been quite sick
70 also Mrs. Fred Danforth.
q. Miss Parlin of Bloomington visited 9
/. Mrs. L. A. browns the past week.
I'd Mrs. Myron Alexander and family
n Barton Landing visited A. FL. Allard n
e Gently.
re Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bickford have returne
- from Shelton, Conn.,, where they ha'
: been visiting.
"A Rev. Ct. G. Mcdonald sprained his ank
very badly last week and could not after
Sunday services.
BRoWNINCToN CENTER.
A. H. Gardyne was in North Troy
business last Monday.
le. E. M. Buchanan of West Lebanon,
ast H., was in town last Saturday.
Mrs. Ernest Gardyne of North Troy "
me tied at A. Fl. Gardyne's this week.
Orrin Lunt has rented rooms in Hen
in Leland's house and has moved therein.
Hamilton Ransom of Irasburg visit
IN his son Willie and his cousin, JasI
Smith, the first OF the week.
the Mr.. and Mrs. James Maxwell, VINO na
been working for Ernest Dutton Il
-, winter, have moved on to Mr.. Duttor
farm.
at last Wednesday John Putney saw
,or,e snake stretched out on log, e.
IDENTIFY taking sun bath. Pretty eal
for snakes.
The Ladies' Aid Society viii meet Frid
- afternoon and evening, March 81, VI
Mrs. Ed. Porter. Ladies please bri
needle and thimbIe
dor
,eh, EAST BROWNiNCT. ON
On Tuesday, March 18th at IL a.. m. B
his Drown will sell his farm and perso
has property at auction.
EAST CHARLESTON.