Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-03-06
NORTH ALBANY.

Mrs. Mabel Twombly is quite ill,
Mrs. Della Sanborn has the grip.
Frank Sanborn has returned from New
York.
Miss Mabel Large is working for Fred
Twombly.
Miss Maggie Simon is working at E.G
Sanborn's.
H. D. stannard of Barton Landing was
in town Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Jones of johnson
called on friends Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Freeman Lathrop of Hard
wick are visiting in town.
Walter Knox of Epping, N. H is spend
his vacation with Mrs. E. b. Wellman.
Mrs L. Hunter is suffering quite severely
this winter with muscular rheum 4tism.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Curtis and daugh-
ter visited in Newport Center last week.
j. E. Tinker of Danville has been in
town few days looking after his farm and
selling the hay.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Twombly from
Derby have been visiting his brother,
Jewett wonbly.
Charlie Corliss has moved on to Milo
Hines farm, Mr.. Tatro having moved on
to the place he recently purchased.
Clarence Temple, George Rowell and
Henry Davis are drawing logs for the
Chandler Co from Beaver Meadow.
Eugene Willis was called quite suddenly
to Oxford, Mass, on account of the severe
illness of his only sister, Mrs. N K. Morse,
who is very i'll with grip and heart failure,
and it is thought she can live but few
days.
Mrs. William Parker and son Laurence
have moved into a tenement in Albany
village. Mrs. Parker's brother, Clarence
Temple, moved their household goods for
them. She has not gone to live at Mr..
Temples as reported in lrasburg last week.
BROWNINCTON.
CARD.-We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the neig hbors and friends, who
so kindly assisted us during the sickness,
death and burial of our dear wife and
mother. For every kind act and every
floral gift, may God reward them, one and
all.
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BROWNINCTON CENTER.
D. 1. Grapes and family of Barton spent
last Sunday at Judge Orne's.
| Hale Clark is sick with rheumatic fever.
George Wiggins is working for him
Mrs Herbert Carter of Albany is visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Perkins.
Mrs. Irving Conner of Barton Landing
visited Mrs. Will Morey one day last week.
| Leon J. Houston lost valuable horse
last Saturday. Chester Gray also lost
| good horse recently.
Millard Cheney has recovered from his
sickness and gone back to his work In
Iras burg. Carl Wells is doing Mr..
| Cheney's work while he is away. O. -
EVANSVILLE.
A girl baby at D. 81. Randall's.
Hale Clark is sick with rheumatic fever.
Philip Roberts is working for Fred Wig
gins.
Bert Dunham has moved back on to his
| farm.
l.. R. Woodard has rented Walter Bucks
house.
Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Drown are home from
Woodsville.
! Fred Danforth has moved into his house
recently bought of E.. A. Gallup.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Bickford have gone to
Connecticut to visit their daug hter.
Dana Clark of 1rasburg moved last week
on to the farm he bought of his father, Q.
G. Clark, few weeks ago.
There was social dance at Elmer
Drown's last Friday evening and q very
pleasant time enjoyed by all.
U. W. Brown, G. c., K. of P, attended
district meeting in Ratland Wednesday
evening, Mar. 1st, and instituted lodge nc
Waterbury Thursday evening, Mar. 2.
This makes five lodges that he has insta-
tuted In five months. ~.
We would like 10 express our +, anks 10
the friends and neighoors who SO kindly
assisted us through the death and burial OF
our,beIoved mother, and especially to the
singers.
Mr.. AND MRS F. L GILFILLAN,
Mr.. AND MRS r. GRIMES,
Mr. AND MRS. e. l.. SWEET.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Mrs. Kit Hudson aud two children are
quite sick.
Walter Hayward recently visited hts
/ parents here.
Ara Morse, who cut his foot so badly, is
able to resume work.
a. j. and Kit Hudson visited relatives
at Concord the past week.
q good horse the past week.
Mr.. George L. Kinne is the new butter
maker at Clyde River Creamery.
The Central House at Island Pond has
been purchased by A. T. Wilson of this
place.
Edward Royce, who has spent the win
ter at Manchester, N. H, has returneA