Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-02-13

w. T. Brooks was recently in Lyndon
vile on business.
G. F. Wheeler was in Barton Landing,
one day last week.
Little Gale Forrest, who has been quite
sick for the past week, is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. H. Gordon of Lyndon
| Vile recently visited at P. 81. Dukes.
Miss Maude Wheeler of Barton visited
her father, g. F. Wheeler, over Sunday.
Mrs. Bert Humphrey of Lyndonville Wis
tied her sister, Mrs. Ora Willard, part cf
last week.
/ CARD wish TO thank all my friends
and neighbors who SO kindly assisted me
in any way during my recent loss by fire.
O. B. WILLARD.
Ora Wizards barn burned last Tuesday
afternoon; the fire was discovered just
after noon as the hired man was IN to din
/ ner and no explanation can be made of
how the fire originated. The barn was
built but few years ago at cost OF $500 ;
besides the barn there were eight head of
cattle, about 25 tons of hay and many
farming tools burned, entailing a loss OF
about $500; insurance of about $500.
ALBANY.
Heber Winget has been at Fair View
Farm for few days.
A large number of Masons from all
parts of the town attended the meeting at
Barton Landing, Tuesday, Feb. Z.
| T1I1-
trip to Craftsbury, Wolcott and Burling-
ton, where he has been combining busi-
ness with pleasure.
o. M. George has scraped the highway
from Irasburg to Craftsbury, on the Center
road, which shortens the distance between
the two places several miles, and many are
rejoicing to have a chance to do their
teaming before the spring thaws.
The Willing Workers will give VaIen-
tine Social at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. j. Eldridge, Tuesday evening, Feb. IA !;
asthis is central to all quarters of Albany it
is expected that large company of young
people will be present. Come and bring
your valentines to be mailed, or you can
buy them there. AS this is the first enter
tainment the young people have given
since they organized the society, their
friends are hoping it will be a success.
SOUTH ALBANY.
There will be social dance and oyster
supper at Rowell's hall, So. Albany, Friday
evening, Feb 17.~Music by PaImer's or.
chestra.
BROWNINGTON CENTER.
Ed. Porter was at home over Sunday.
Ed. Gallup has moved from Evansville
back to his farm.
Rev. j. o. Sherburne will occupy tn
pulpit here Sunday, Feb. 18th.
The Ladies' Aid Society will meet witt
Mrs. Millard Cheney next Friday after
noon, Feb. II. A good at5enGi2cca is de
sired as there is special business to b
transacted.
EAST BRoWNINGTON.
Mrs. Hiram Fox is in Barton at s. A
Hunts.
Albert Smith has been visiting his sister
Mrs. A. FL. Drown.
!, Edgar and Job Drown are saving woot
| Win gasOIlne power.
{ Mrs. Viola Clapper visited at the hom
of G. H. Fox last week.
Fred Orne and Bert Drown have gone t
9 Glover to draw logs to the Ufford an
!. Richie mill.
The majority of the people are very gla
to hear that our rural mail delivery is
e start Feb. 15. This is Barton Landing f
F. ID. No. 2; A. M. Durham, carrier; w. Z
). Wiggins, substitute. The route is "a
{ miles long. accommodating AT peopl
|. living in 1O6 houses. We understand tbs
Il Derby, Sutton and four new routes
: Windsor county start the same day.
!. = EAST CHARLESTON.
: F. FL. Gates OF Newport was in town o
: Wednesday.
Mrs. Lena Chamberlin is visiting he
b parents at West Derby.
g Ara Morse cut bad cash in his foot FRI
1 day afternoon, while chopping wood fc
1 George w. Pierce.
:, W. Chamberlin went to Wheelock Tues
d day, with his large team, to work DRAWN
r pulp wood for J. 8. Sweeney.
Il Harry Howard, 'sThe Drummer Boy {
the Potomac" gave one of his popular en-
u tertainments here Friday evening.
Mrs. DeIano, who has-been housekeepe
:, for j. B. Moody and his sons for severa
months. returned to her home in Boston
= Feb. 4.
= Several of the Masonic fraternity wen
r. to Barton Landing Tuesday to attend
e meeting of the 10th Masonic district an
: report very pleasant tlme'
}. Ed Perow, who has been at work 10
: Blanchard & Sails, cutting lumber on
). contract. has retired from the business
v throwing a number of residents out @
y employment.
IS The state board of health have appointe
: C. E Coruth deputy health officer for tn
/ purpose of issuing burial permits, thereb
5. saving the people the need of going t
= West Charleston for them