Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1906-06-11

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/ of the greatness OF his intellect and GU
! indebtedness to his method of experiment
1 for much OF our modern civilization. Hi
/ valedictory alluded with feeling to tn
/ parting OF the class and the school AM
teachers. Rev. G. l. Shaeffer presented tn
! faculty, the parents and friends of tn
graduates. He pronounced benedictiol
| and thus closed the exercises. The weel
has been closely followed by the citizen
of the village, and il one can judge by tn,
attendance at the different exercises, i
must be that our people are not lacking II
interest in the school and its work.
SOUTH BARTON.
Aaron Drown and Mrs. e. L. Abbott re.
Gently visited in Victory.
Miss Mary Chayer of Sutton spent Sun.
day at Charles Cheney's.
L. 81. Gordon of LyndonvilIe visited at P
q. Dukes part of last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fl. Duke recently visit
! ed at Steven Berry's in Sutton.
ting exercises at Barton last Thursday
evening.
Mr.. Eugene Berry OF Boston, Mass, is
visiting his mother and other relatives at
Undercliff.
Mrs. Bertha Lyon, who has been work.
ing at Will Brooks for several weeks, has
finished there and gone to her home in
Westmore.
Michael Reynolds, who has been work.
ing at Will Brooks for several weeks, has
finished work there and gone to the Pills.
bury mill at Barton.
ALBANY.
j. d. Kelley was in Lowell last week.
Austin LOOMS is visiting his son In
Craftsbury.
Mr.. Parker of Waltham, Mass, is stop
ping II. D. Kelley's.
Children's Day services have been post
poned to Sunday, June II.
Mr.. Goddard of Hyde Park is visiting
her son, DR.. A. nj. Goddard.
Essie Mitchell was at her home in Dun
ham, P O., the last of the week.
Rev. w. 81. Wood of Yale college will
preach in the CongI church during the
summer months.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. L. Mcclure attended
the CongI convention at Coventry last
Wednesday and spent the day Thursday
at Newport.
1t is reported that the committee of the
Cong'l society have hired Rev. Wood of
New Haven as pastor for four months.
Those who heard him his first Sunday ex-
press themselves as very much pleased.
Road Agent Keith with four men and the
same number of horses is doing fine
piece of work on the Center road which
will be much appreciated by the travelling
public, as this is one of the finest drives in
town if not in the county.
In the electrical storm of June light
ming struck the house of John Govrc, CON-
pletely demolishing the chimney and do
ing other damage tot the building. It also
struck Mrs. Martha Welsh, lady:SS years
of age, who was stopping there, tearing
her shoes from ner feet and ipjuring her
toes so that two of them had to be ampu-
tated. Mrs. Welsh is doing we'll.
The LADIES' Aid Society of the Cong'l
church have accepted an invitation to have
a social at Fairview Farms, the residence
OF T. B. Johnson, on Tuesday, June 18th,
afternoon and evening. They have decid-
ed to give their annual straw berry festival
at that time and place, also the reception
to Rev. Mr.. Wood. Supper from p. m.
till all are served, price 15c. The "mysteri-
Gus prophet" will be present in the even
ing and be introduced in due form to all
who wish. Conveyance will be furnished
about p. m. from West Albany. gen.
eraI invitation is extended to all.
ALBANY CENTER.
Mrs. Geo. Rowell will soon go to Bur-
lington to the hospital for treatment.
Mrs. R. Brooks of North Albany has been
at Charles DUckless' helping care for Lester,
who is IN critical condition. A council
of doctors was held last week.
SOUTH ALBANY.
The valley band will give an open air
concert here tuesday evening.
BROW NINCTON CENTER.
d. I. Grapes and family of Barton visited
at J. G. Orne's Saturday.
Alden Aldrich from Noes River, P. O., is
visiting his SONS, Frank and Ed. Aldricb.
Harold Burrows attended the wedding of
his cousin Clayton at Barton June 9Th.
Frank Aldrich turned out nine hundred
bobbins In ffty-seven minutes one day
last week.
Albert Leland and his mother from
Westmore visited his cousin, Henry Leland,
Thursday.
Fred Huntress and wife spent Sunday
with Mrs. Huntress' mother, Mrs. Smith.
at Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Seavey visited Mrs.
Seavey's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fuller, at
Charleston last Sunday.
Martin Clapper and wife of Westmore
spent Sunday with Mrs, Clanper's grand.