Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-09-03
LOCAL NEWS.
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Mrs. Charles Brown. who has been spend-
ing the summer here, left for her home in
Boston this week.
Mason Post and w. Il. {. will bold their
next meeting September instead of The
18th on account of the fair.
Ira Darling McClarey former resident
of Albany son of the late Isaac Il. and
e niIy (Darling) McClary died at his
home in Leominster, Mass. Saturday D. M.
August %. He was born in Albany Ssp-
TENDER %, ISL, therefore he wassixty- foar
years and eleven months old. He mas been
suffering for several years, the result OF a
wound received during the Civil War. He,
suffered two amputatlons, but never re-
covered his health. This summer he has
had much pain in his head finally con-
gestion of the brain, resulting in death.
He received his education in Albany. and
Johnson Academy, he was also a fine
musician. He enlisted in Co. .. sixth reg
iment W hen twenty years OF age, October
10 1861, promoted to End Lieut.. December
1861, discharged because of disa bility.
April 1863, appointed I'd Lieut.. Veteran Re
serve Corps December, 1868, stationed most
of the time in Louisiana. Mustered out Of
service December 1867. He was with hjs
father about year after his army service
then went into business. in Tiffin, Ohio.
but not finding that congenial, he received
an appoin 5ment as y. s. Consul, stationed
on the Canadian Line. He afterwards
went to Lowell, Mass, where he married,
September II 1885, Miss Lucinda j. .r4oh-
OILS, who survives him. He leaves. two
sisters, Mrs. Jennie H. Bill of Albany and
Mrs. Richard c. Head Of Chicago, Ill, sad
many other friends to mourn Tor hims.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Owen Harvey's family have moved 10
Hardwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Chase have returned
from their western trip.
Mr.. John Thornton OF Boston is SPEND
ing part of his vacation with his family et
Will Rowell's.
Mrs. Graves has gone TO- st. JohnsburY
for short visit before returning to her
| home in Beverly, Mass.
Miss Schassa Row, of Boston, who has
been visiting Andrew Graham, has gone.
! to New Hampshire for a bew weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. e. Tfowbridgs returned
Saturday from Moors, n. Y, where they
spent few days after attending the camp
\ meeting at West Chazy.
BRoWNENCToN-
Mrs. SartwelI and family are home from
/ Canada.
! Mrs. Frank Lewis visited relatives in
Concord and other places last week
Mr.. Ingalls,, who has. been quite ill the
past few days, is little more comfortable.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Grow and Mr..
and Mrs. John Parlin visited friends in
4 Irasburg last week.
Bertha Loveland. who has been spend.
ing the past two weeks with her parents
has returned to her work in Barton.
Mrs. F. E. Sheldon and ehildrenxghe
have been visiting at r. E hitchin's aht
past few weeks have returned to tlasi
| home in Massachusetts.
Alice Blake entertained about thirtype
her young friends last Thursday evening"
Refres hments were served of sandwiches
and fruit. All en- jpyed a pleasant tins.
While Mrs. Preston and her mother wer
driving to the Landing last Wednesday
part of the harness gave way and the!
were thrown from the carriage. Mrs
Preston was quite badly hurt, enc linn
being fractured at the knee.
BROW NINCToN CENTER.
Mrs. Edith Porter IS on the sick list.
Mrs E. 1. Huse has been quite,sioknHisl
/ nervous trouble.
J Miss Josie Alexander is in Ayers afif
P. O., visiting friends.
Mrs. c. Ball of Burke, recently vishe
her sister, Mrs. ]. c. Orne.
Harley Crandall of Worcester. Mass,
visiting his aunt, Mrs. E. M. Porter.
! Mrs. EDGAR " ellis was in Franklin count
a few days last week visiting friends.
Mrs. Maria Heath has gone to Port Ian
Me, TO visit her sister and other relative
Mr.. and Mrs. o. W. Ingalls, froa Sutton
visited at E. A. Gallupas Thursday of la
week.
Edgar Powers and Horacs Whitehi
have had New England telephones p'
into their houses.
-. The Misses Grace and Kate Hitehins r
- Gently visited their grandparents, Mr.. al
Mrs. Walter Davies.
Mrs. Hall, who has been visiting her 81
r.. ter, Mrs. j. A. Smith. ,has returned to b
home in Springfield.
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Burns will atte
the fair at Sherbrooke. Mr.. Burns "
have lunch stand on the ground.
Mrs. Paul Miller of Providence, who
Gently visited at a. P. Alexander's accol
panied Mrs. Heath to Portland.
Mrs. David Orne and daughter Ina
Westmore, visited at ]. c. Orne's Il
"a Thursday. Mrs. Orne stayed the reat
aS. the week.
., Mrs. Carrie Heath and daughter Hazel
vx-;1 18th