Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-10-30

vestry of the Congregational church Fri
day evening, November 8. Supper from
O'Clock until all are served.
| Miss Essie Mitchell, who has been spend
| ing few weeks at her home in Dunham,
Que, returned home to her work In the
central telephone Office Saturday.
NORTH ALBANY.
e. G. Sanborn is building a new sugar
house.
Fred Young visited his father in Hard
wick one day recently.
Mr.. Simeon Smalley and Addie Hodge
visited at H. Stiles one day recently.
| Clayton Duckless has rented Mrs. Addie
| Chamberlain's farm for another year.
Rev. L. W. Pease of Wheelock again sup
piled the F. B. church Sunday, Oct. 22.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Mcclure of West
Albany visited at Mr.. Twombly's one day
recently.
| Mrs. Mabel Twombly and children Wis
| tied her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. O. And
erson In Barton Landing one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Daniels have returned
from their Canadian trip where they were
called by the illness of Mr.. Daniels father.
| Last week Edwin Bickford and Percey
Longe were fortunate enough to get fine
deer which weighed 300 pounds before noon
of the first days hunt.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Webster of South
Albany visited Mrs. Webster's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. ". Keith, last Sunday and
left their little daughter to spend the week
with her grandparents.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Andrew Graham has been putting run
ming water into the house and barn.
Mrs. Frank Lynes and Mrs. George Nell
son of Hard wick visited at Rev. E. Trow-
BRIDGES the past week.
Mrs. A. c. Williams has been spending
the past week at the parsonage with Rev.
and Mrs. E. Trowbridge.
The party OF hunters, who have been in
Eden for week, are home and report
good time but scarcity of deer.
Mrs. Alex. g. Williams has returned
from Bridgewater, Mass, for an extended
visit. Mr.. Williams came Saturday.
Mrs. Byron Jesseman and daughter,
Addie, who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Oney RoweII, have returned to their
home in Sugar Hill, N. Fl.
EAST ALBANY.
Hugh McCullam has bought the store at
this place of John RoWeu of Barton.
Mrs Joseph Iabounty has returned
from New York after two weeks visit.
BROWNINCTON.
Mrs. Alice Grow is visiting in Lennox-
, vile, P. @.
Miss Harriet Gross, who has been away,
has returned home.
Fred Hitchins is hauling lumber for
; Fred Campbell, to Barton Landing.
Mrs. Clara Grow, who has been nursing
Mrs. Hoyt of Barton Landing, has returned
home.
James Nichols has contract to get out
some long timber for parties in Barton
Landing.
Mrs. Mabel Adams, who has been sick
for some time, Is not improving as fast as
anticipated.
Nathan Berry is getting ready to build a
new barn next spring. Alex. Provoncha
J, is splitting stone for the underpinn1ing. 's'
) F G9J Gross 1aahh ana Geo.uw. Grow with .
. party of friends built a new road around
i the shore of Lake Kaninistikwia to theil
cottages.
Mr.. Blouin was notified by tele
o phone that his son, Charles Blouin, was
4 killed while hunting In Sutton. Mr.
Blouin's people have the sympathy O
!, their neighbors in their loss.
t party of between forty and fifty neigh
bors and friends called at the home of Mr.
q and Mrs. Elwin Wright Friday evening
: Oct. 20, to remind them of their sixteenth
anniversary. Cake and fruit were served
}, After an evening spent in games and
y general good time by all, they repaired tt
their several homes leaving them sum o
money and many wishes for a long ant
Il happy life. Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Batchel
y der of West Burke were present.
~ BROWNINCTON CENTER.
Ed. Porter is building sugar house.
n Caroline Fox is spen ding the week wit
Mrs. Sarah Fox.
n Ed. Gallup is making extensive repair
on his buildings.
Henry Flood has bought the WILCOX piac'
, and has moved there.
Mrs. E. M. Porter has gone to Worcester
Mass. visiting her brother.
Mrs. A. 81. Gardyne has returned hom'
k from a pleasant visiting trip.
Mr Jerome G. Houston shot fine buct
J. last Wednesday weighing $50 pounds.
w. 81. Burrows has bought back his ole
place of Charles Perkins. We are verI
|, glad Mr.. Burrows is going to settle among
ms. We understand that Mr.. Perkin
- expects to go to Barre.
EVANSVILLE.
lg Enos Lapierre has gone to Elmore.
e The Pike Company bosrders are at L. M
Clements