Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1905-08-14
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German & Ford shows at Barton Landing
last week.
Mrs. A. D. Brown and little daughter OF
SomerviIle, Mass. are visiting Mrs. .Amands
Sanders.
Mrs. Flora Tenney and Mrs. Reynolds
from Weymouth, Mass, were recent viz-
itors in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Green OF Newport
and Mr.. and Mrs. Clark of Boston were re-
cent guests of Mrs. Mary Cowles.
Mrs. Timothy Drew and Miss Una Kim
ball have returned to their home in Penn
broke, N. H., after spending several days
at w. A. Shepard's.
Mr.. Chas. Day was very badly injured
last Wednesday by being thrown from his
moving machine. He received several bad
cuts, bruises and compound fracture OF
the ankle.
The Willing Workers will give box
supper Tuesday evening, the 22nd inst, at
the vestry of the Cong'I church. Ladies
bring supper for two. A cordial invita-
tion is extended to all, % cts. pays the bill.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Clement Bushnell has sister visiting
him.
Will Harvey is working for Dr. Bailey at
East CraftsburY.
party from here campsd at Wlllough-
by lake last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. E. Cass visited at w. o.
Harvey's last Monday.
Geo. Jerome is working at making cedar
oil with Frank Graham.
Mrs. F. A. Buchanan of Irasburgh was
| visiting in town last week.
Mrs. Julia Merrill of Lowell, Mass,
called on friends here last week.
George Powers is at work for the Chand-
| ler Company at Barton Landing.
A number went from here on the excur-
sion to Burlington last Tuesday.
There was reunion of the Uric family
at Laurence Urie's last Thursday.
There will be chicken-pie supper at the
M. E. church next Thursday evening. All
are cordially invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Williams, who went
from here to Delaware in the spring, have
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
place in Bridgewater.
Mr.. Clarence W. Williams entertained
his friends and relatives at a pfenic at
Camp Sunset August 10. His brsthers
and sisters were all present, Jolly GOOD
time was enjoyed by all. Ample justice
was done to the good dinner spread under
the trees; the afternoon was spent Ia
games, music, recitations and storiess<
Mr.. James Nairn deserves much credit for
his Scotch reading.
EAST ALBANY.
Mary V. Rowell spent last week, with
frieuds in Portsmouth, n. II. W
J. c. Thornton is spending few days
with his family at w. W. Rowell's
a BROWNINCTON. ST
| Mrs. Charles Smith has sister visiting
her from Canada.
Mrs. Bemis and son from Barre is
visiting at Andrew Pierce's.
Rev. S. g. Lewis and family spent part
of last week at o. A. Crows.
Mr. and Mrs. L. Grow have gone to Old
r Orchard Beach for few weeks.
Ruth and Earl Sheldon from Boston are
= spending few days at F. E. Hitchins.'
Mrs. Flanders, who has been helping to,
Il care for A. w. Esty, has returned home. +
Mrs. Alexander and son from West
J. + Derby visited at z. e. Hitchins, last week.
Il Mrs. Hannah Joslyn and Thomas Gran
d dali have returned from Canada where
they went to attend the funeral of
al their sister Mrs. Tite
BRoWNINcToN CENTER.
,r Frank Brooks has moved TO Barton
! Landing.
Edgar Wells and his daughter, Bernice
J. are visiting in franklin county. - - !
lie Mr.. and Mrs b Dodge of Barton
visited at Mr.. Porter's recently
lie Ed Portor and Lucius Lund are doug
/ the haying on the Loren Going farm
Mrs. John Bushey suffered paralytie-
y shock last Wednesday. He is more COM
l. Portable at this time. h
Mrs. George Jennings OF WoIcott, and
). her mother, Mrs. Norris OF Barton re-
y Gently visited at Nv. j.. Burrows.
EVANSVILLE.
,, Mrs. DR.. Dolloffl and two children OF
n LYNN, Mass. ,sare visiting friends here.
Dr:Louis Young and family have been
D. visiting friends in Montreal and Quebec.
!. Mrs. Lizzie MaItp, who is very sick, is
not expected totise but few days. at the
longest. =
Leon Damon commenced work on the
bridge by j. w. Brown & Sons store,
D. last Friday.
Mrs. CIyde CowIes and family will go to
at Cleveland O.,.Ehere her husband and one
son are at work.
8 U. W. Brown-was away last week and
instituted two of 2. lodges, one In
MiddIebury and one in Springfield.
u Mrs. George Woodard and Miss Gulah
Trim will entertain the Ladies Aid at the