Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-15
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Merton Cutler and Miss Bernice
Copeland, OF Canada, were united in
"a arriage, Tuesday September 7.
Miss Merle Mills spent the latter
part of Last week at Irasburg with her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Austin
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NJ. AID Mrs. Wakeman Of Laconia.
NH, have been spending the past
week with Rev. Geo. Mcdonald and
family.
If. Miner, who has been visiting
his brother in law, g. H. Smith, fol
the past ten days, has returned to his
home in ST. Johr sbury.
1t seems to us, that O Whitcher, who
had his shoes stolen and William
Sartwell, whose house was entered in
the night, losing his watch and pock-
et-book containing two dollars, must
sympathize with Mr.. Potter and fam
lily.
Last Saturday afternoon an inter-
ested and appreciative crowd wit
messed an exciting ball game at Eas
Albany, where the East Albany boys,
dSSIStCO ny oCOI SC3 Coli "
lace, Edward Williams and James
Hamilton Of ibis village, won against
the Black River nine seventeen to
eleven.
jams Dunn ard family had a
thrilling experien 70 Thursday. ou
their way to the Barton Fair. While
driving down the Dingman Hill, the
harness broke, letting the carriage
on tc the colt which belonged to Mer-
ton Cutler. The colt jumped, broke
the bits and running violently down
the steep hill, overturned the car
rage, its occupants being thrown
among the rocks on the roadside sus-
tanning, however, no serious injuries
The carriage was demolished but the
colt, which was safely caught, es-
capped with few scratches.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Miss Genevieve Ward of Danville,
spent last week with her uncle, H. d.
Rowell.
William Hodges of Hatley, Can. was
the guest Of his cousin, Mrs. A. c,
Williamsy last week.
Mrs. W. O. Harvey and daughter
Clemma, of Hardwick visited relative:
and friends here last week. They also
attended Barton fair.
Mrs. Belle Rowell and Harvey have
gone to Craftst u"y to spend the white.
with Mr.. and Mrs. P. w Dawson
Harvey has engaged to work for Mr.
Dawson.
: BROWkINGTON
The Bloomington Country club viii
4 hold a social at the Academy hall OF
= Wednesday evening Sept. p. Their
will be a program, and refreshment
will be served after which there will
be a promenade. All are cordial.
invited. Admission 10 and Is cents.
: EAST CHARLESTON.
|; Edison Dunton is gaining slowly.
= Burnie Morse is sick with measles.
e Frank Stoddard has bought Charlie
= Beans farm.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Price visited il
e Sherbrooke recently.
!, Mrs. Eugene Hinton is visitin
: relatives in New York
l. !, Mrs. Ernest Hudson is entertainin
"a a sister from New York.
Mrs. Arthur Trip from Colorado
, is a guest at w. E. Tripp's.
o Charles Bean will move into Mrs
d Dolloff's house in the village for tn
" present.
i George Canning has moved into Wi
: Halls house, recently vacated by Mrs
r. Burnham.
l. Mrs. Colburn and daughter Mabe
10 visited her daughter, Mrs. Leon Tripl
in ST. Johnsbury recently.
80 Charles Shedrick and his fathe1
l. who have been visiting at Clyo
g, cottage, have returned home.
d Mrs. Ada Cobleigh has returne
Is from Island Pond and has moved fro
>, the block into Ira Gray's house.
- Guy and Johnnie Hinton who wel
=. west few weeks ago, have returne
- 1me. Guy has been i'll with measle
X Mr.. and Mrs. A.. D. Piper are visitir
,e their son George in Barton. The
>. expect to visit their son Roy, in S
I'd Johnsbury before their return.
j. WEST CHARLESTON.
Is, % Guy Barry is very i'll.
=: Veda Cook is again teaching !,
f., Westmore.