Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-05-11
Congregational Church Notes.

Congregational Church Notes.
Prayer service at Z: 80 Friday even
ing. Subject, "Contrasted Charac-
ters."
Song service next Sunday evening at
Z rs, This will DE the last service OF
the season by the chorus. The work |
will again be- taken up in the fall. A
special program will be rendered. I
Everybody is invited.
ALBANY.
E. G. Darling has returned to his
home in Canada
T. J. Newton is improving his build
ings with coat of paint.
w. G. Hayden has rented his farm to
Herbert Fay of Irasburg.
Ed. Duchesney Of Lawrence, Mass,
was here on business last week.
Bert McIver of Newport spent several
days at E. B. Searles' last week.
Several from this place attended the
May ball at Irasburg Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Mcclure were
guests of relatives in town last week.
DR.. Goddard has been having some
extensive repairing done inside his
buildings.
Samuel Norris is at home repairing
the Norris lot preparatory to having
monument set.
Mrs. Shearney and daughter Mary Of
| Tel I'D hDr 1o4c I've
Gilbert, last week.
George and Samuel Mitchell and
families of Irasburg were called here
by the death of their brother, EXor
Mitchell.
A son was born April ! to Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Hayes Catherine Head)
of Chicago, grandson to Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard Caswell Head.
Can any one do better than the
following in the line of Vermont
sweets? At Mrs. Jennie Bills sugar
place, on the |. H. McClary farm
from 125 trees they have made the
present season 1119 pounds OF nice su
gar. In addition to this they have hat
parties all through sugaring.
The community was shocked Wednes
day by the sudden death of Exc
8 Mitchell at Andrew Miles mill. Abou
IL a. m. in some way a board flew
= : from the saw and struck Mr.. Mitchell
= in the bowels, killing him almost in
g stantly. He was a man 81 years o
= age, and a good citizen. He leaves
= widow, Mrs. Melinda j. Mitchell, on
y y daughter, Mrs. Eliza Prouty, one sor
u Peter, and several grandchildren
y The burial was in the Lowell Catholi
- cemetery. The mill employees CAV
y cross of Easter lilies and roses, an
- neighbors and friends gave many othe
~ flowers.
!. SOUTH ALBANY.
k Ell. Douglass has his stock OF log
I'd nearly sawed.
;e Mrs. Lydia Chase of Glover is carir
:. for Mrs. Robert Young.
lie o. M. Rowell and H. D. Rowell we
tn business visitors in Hardwick Wedne
ID day.
ii Rev. C. M. Brinck has returned al
in the regular services were held IN tt
~ Wesleyan Methodist church Sunday.
D. Mrs. R. A. Patterson. who has be-
%. spending the winter in Whltma
cd Mass, has been visiting her brothe
OF c.. w. Williams, and started Wedne
de dav for Portland. Ore, where she a.
'rt her daughter Ethel will spend t
$: summer.
~, Deferred Locals
s: Miss Grace Vance is teaching in We
as more.
HIS Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Young {
quite poorly.
les VIII Harvey has commenced VIC
all for Walter A. Scott.
5o0 Miss L. May Anderson, who has be
an very i'll, is slowly improving
ner Several of our young people attenC
ct the May ball at Albany Friday ev
les ing.
VOC Archie Miles. who has been work.
ees for G. w. Williams, has returned
asv his home in Albany.
BROWNINCTON CENTER.
ice. Willie Ransom has gone to Bar
of Landing to work for Robert Muir
uit. on a farm.
'ps' Edgar Wells visited his sister, M
IN, A. E. Dennison, in Glover last we
aiSe She is in very poor health.
Elmer Watson has rented Os
i u Chamberlain house. His mOtl
10 Mrs. Charles Badger, will live "
him.
ooo E. P. Huse has returned from N
age aye port, where he has spent the wiz
'o'h with his sister-in-law, Mrs. Ec
Lockwood.
5 of c,o, Doll hos .+od A M Ton
avn avn tenement and has gone to Evansv
'uee to work in the milestone shop. NJ
l.e' Ball is visiting her daughter
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,oad EVANSVILLE.
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