Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-10-14
St. Paul's Church Notes.

St. PauIs Church Notes.
Mass at East Albany next Sunday at !
9 80 a. m. and mass here at IL o'clock. |
The retreat will begin October 25. |
It will last a week and there will be
preaching in both English and French.
It will be interesting to both Catho-
lies and Professionals, and all are cordial
ly invited.
ALBANY.
Mrs. Dele Wilder of Los Angeles,
CAL, is visiting her uncle w. A.
Shepard.
NORTH ALBANY.
Ralph Willis has shingled his house.
thus getting ready for the copious
rains that we are expecting to have.
Simeon Slack has bought the first
farm that lies in the town of Albany
on the Creek road Of the Wheeler
estate, paying $225Q.
William Gallagher has left the Simon
farm that he has rented for the last
three years and hired rooms in Pat
MuIlaney's house. Fern Jones has
moved to the farm.
Mrs. David Sylvester. while out
walking the other evening". fell and
broke her shoulder blade from which
she will be disabled for several weeks.
Her sister, Mrs. Anna Wells, is doing
her work.
NORTH CRAFTSBURY
Mrs. M. G. DEMO spent Friday at
! w. l.. Tillotson's.
| Miss Mabel Miller was at Deacon
Roots over Sunday.
Mrs. Myrtle Gage visited friends in
Burlington last week.
Robert Anderson is able to be out
after his recent illness.
Charlie Goodsell is spending his va
4 cation with friends in town.
Albert Cowles visited friends in
Barre the first Of the week.
i Miss Phila Coburn is staying with
Mrs. Kilburn for few weeks.
The Earnest Workers are planning
to hold sale of useful and fancy ar
ticles December TO- sac an -.< @- s
In the game of ball. Saturday be.
tween the Irasburgs and Craftsburys
the latter won by score of 4 to 6.
Miss Myrtle Bailey very pleasantly
entertained her school at her boarding
place Tuesday evening of last week
EAST CRAFTSBURY.
We have new blacksmith in tn.
/ Mercy shop.
4
Il Miss Agnes WyIie is entertaining
, friend from Boston.
Miss Agnes Wylie was in Burlington
few day last week. 2
Miss Martha Patterson spent part o
. last week with her sister. Mrs. Der
tram Udall.
Rev. N. L. Keidger who has been il
some time, died Sunday morning. Tn
! funeral services were held Tuesday.
: Mrs. N. L. Heidger and children an
/ Mrs. Heidger's two sisters, who kav
! been here for a few days, have gone t
E Philadelphia.
!, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles kidder and MI
r and Mrs. Alex. Washburn of Bethel
e who are taking an auto drive throug
|. the state, spent few days at E. A
q buttons last week.
i BLOOMINGTON CENTER.
01 Mrs. A. M. Lang is on the sick list
q Mrs. Ola Lund is visiting her siste
# at Keene, N. II.
IT George Porter Sr. is slowly recover
i ing from his serious illness.
: Mrs. c.. j. Walton of Boston is visi
D. ing her sister. Mrs. w. /. Smith.
g Our representative, E. A. Robinson
or was at home from Friday until MOI
4. day.
" Charles Vail of Enfield. N. H.. sper
last week with his father, Rev. 4.
Vail.
es Eli Gilbert of West Albany visite
in at the home of J. A. Smith, BROTH
ne comrade, Saturday.
y George Porter Jr. and family of Ba
: ton Landing spent Sunday with b
10 parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Porter.
an Mrs. Henry Leland is visiting h.
brother, Willis Grant, at East Alban
and will also visit at Rev. G. G. M
Donald's at West Albany.
The body of Mrs. VIM. Bruce W
brought here Tuesday from Mortified
Mass, and placed beside her husban
She was living at Mortified with b
: daughter at the time of her death.
EAST CHARLESTON.
Willie Allen has gone to HooE
Falls, N. Y.
y Mrs. Martha Hill is spending sever
weeks with relatives in Boston.