Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1908-04-20

has much to learn about the care OF
books. Payment for damage is an '
effective teacher. The public fails to '
realize the value of prOmptnesS.
Fines for delay are good reminders.
Patrons soon lose interest in library
when the books are in damaged con-
clifton or are scattered among the peo-
pie with no certainty when they will
be returned. Much credit is due to the
ladies who have given so much of their
time and thought to this work. 1t is
hoped that they will continue their
interest and thus assure its success.
The library will reopen Saturday. Apr.
Is, and 1T is expected the public will |
show an interest in the matter and |
thus aid in making it credit to the
village.
High School Notes.
The teachers were very pleasantly
entertained Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Brennan.
where hospitality and new sugar were
most generously dispensed.
ALBANY.
Mrs. Sarah Abbott remains about
the same.
Little Alice Goddard was quite ill
| last week.
L. Norris has gone to Charleston to
work this summer.
D. B. Nelson is in South Albany de-
ing paper hanging.
Mrs. C. D. Mcclure has gone to Can
ada to visit her people.
E. G. Darling of Canada is visiting
his brother, J. r. Darling.
Miss Emma McAllister has gone to
Irasburg to stay for an indefinite
! time.
w. K. Annis of Barton Landing visit
ed friends in town several days last
: week.
.. Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Rogers 'o1
,, Newport were recent guests at Z. ~
+ Rogers.
| Foster Campbell has returned from
J visit of several weeks with his un
Gle, Porter Bailey.
: Mrs. B. B. Gilbert of Newport wa
: the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
q James Goad, recently.
S Miss Dora Johnson spent severa
S days last week in Irasburg with he
3, cousin, Miss Ruby .Griggs.
p Mrs. ! Everett Spiney of Eliot, Me.
I who has been spending week with he
parents. returned home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Sanborn o
New York visited their cousin, Mrs
), C. R. Winget, Thursday and Friday.
- The sugar party at James Martin
e Tuesday was very pleasant affall
4 Mr. Martin took load of % peopl
!. and many others were present.
y News has been received of the deaf
q in Independence, Iowa, of Elijah A
$ Hovey, aged rs years. Mr.. Hcvey wa
?. former resident of Albany.
IS The sugar party at A. R. Mile
Is Wednesday afternoon was quite larg
,e ly attended, regardless of the storm
3 and all enjoyed a good "sweet' tim
o. Mrs. C. H. Smith has received new
IS of the death of her aunt, Mrs. Ha rri
re Coomer of Fairbury. III. Mrs. Coom
ef was born in Albany and lived IN tn
10 town for many years.
i SOUTH ALBANY
ct Mrs. A. C. Williams is i'll with tt
IL humps.
= Miss Grace Vance visi led in Albal
v. one day last week.
-, Miss Annie Graham, who has be-
- spending several weeks in Boston, r
e turned home Friday.
Ak Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Webster al
err family recently visited her parent
lie Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Keith, of Ira
he burg.
80 Mrs. Fred Chase of Craftsbury w
~ called here last week on account
M the illness of her. mother, Mrs. A.
al Williams.
We The village school, which begins Mo
We day, Apr. 81, will be taught by Mi
rn Nina Wylie of Glover. She will boa
nd with Mrs. Belle Rowell.
- Rev. C. M. Brinck left Friday f
&c, s' West Chazy, N. Y, to attend the We
10. leyan Methodist conference. Fro
e there he expects to go to Stochkol1
" N. Y, for short visit among rel
~ tives and friends before returning
~ resume his work here.
Is, BROWNINCTON CENTER.
Id George Briggs Of Manchester is.t
er- guest Of friends in towr j: ..sss :.
lite Mrs. w. P. Smith is at Barton Lar
lys ing working for J. G. Turnbull.
.cI Lizzie Lynch .is at Barton Landi
caring from Mrs. George Porter.
. Mrs. Guy Shepard and daughte
Viva and Grace visited their grandp;
onto in TraShuro last week
Sneak thieves took four pals