Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-09-01

Arthur Richardson of Wolcott was
/ guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fierce
gently.
Mrs Henry Leach and son Fdward
If Craftsbury were guests at j. Ham1l-
on's recently.
Al. Miles aud family have returned
rom their automoDne "trip to the
White mountains
Miss GerJrpde Bullet has returned
rom her work in Wolcott on account
1er mothers illness.
Geo. Fisher and son Clayton of
Lyndonville were guests at Thomas
J. Newton's last week.
Mrs. B. A. Rouse of Bedford, P. @.
is spending few weeks with her, sis
ter, Mrs. Alex. Frasier.
Mrs. Kate Delapo has completed
aer WORK at Clara Norris. Mrs B. D.
Aiken has taken er place.
Mrs. g. A. Hamel and daughter
Eva of Worcester Mass, wete gnests
at William Shepard's last week.
Mrs. Sophia Hitdreth of Leominster
Ma s., is spending a few weeks with
her brother, Thomas j. Newton. se
Mrs. Maud NARROW and children of
lrasburg spent few days recently
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. B.
Dow
Mr.. ard Mrs. Geo. Howard of
Craftsbury were guests of Mr.. and
| Mrs, William Shepard one day last
week.
Rev. j. Goodrich and family are
spending few days with friends in
She lburne, Class, before returning to
| their home in Ohio.
The village school commenced Mon
day, Miss Una Anderson of Crafts
bury teaches the upper room, Miss
Ethel O'Rourke of Newport, the lower.
James Goad was in Berkshire a few
| days last week. Mrs. Goad, who has
oeen visiting in Franklin county for
several weeks, returned home with
him.
James E. Hemilton the escort of the
Albany M. W. A, went I'd Greensboro
Bend Thursday night to assist in the
Initiation of class of candidates for
the Greensboro camp.
Mrs A. A. Cheney and SONS of Lyn-
donvllle spent Tuesday at Charles
Smiths Evelyn and Jack Cheney
| lime, returned with her.
Ed. and Frank Shatney went to
their barn one morning last week to
do their work as usual and found
that their stable floor had fallen in
and four Of their COWS were hung up,
one being dead
Edward Hardy, Eli Gilbert, o. M.
George anu sun Clayton VINO spent d
day and a half in Island Pond last
week, were lucky enough TO bring
home nearly six bushels of sbiue-
berries.
The social event of the season took
place Friday ve,when the Ladies
Aid society4of the NJ. E. church gave
a social entertainment consisting of
songs and solos with music by the
Valley band. Ice cream and cake
were served to all. Three hundred
and ten were in attendance ana ev-
eryone reports good time.
MOUTH ALBANY.
School began in the village Monday
, with Miss Theresa Hughes of East
| Albany as teacher. .vnzs.
, Mrs. Lawrence Uric, who has been
very ill., is reported as being a little
OSbtCi az GAIIO W11IiIS.
Mrs. A. A. Webster and her children,
, returned last week Monday from ten
. days visit in Newport Center. aSeH
. Mrs. Frank Buchanan and son Paul
+ of Irasburg, spent Wednesday with
her mother, Mrs. G. H. Porter.
I A. A. Webster went to Brattleboro
g for a few days last week to attend a
meeting Of the R. F. D. carriers. sA
Miss Mary Cutler went to Albany
D Thursday to spend the next few weeks
5 with her brother, Nathan Cutler.
; Walter Uric, Ray Anderson1 and
, Robert Anderson, are enrolled among
s the pupils at Craftsbury academy this
e term.
i Mrs. Elmer Douglass returned Thurs
day from a two weeks visit among
|. relatives in the western part of the
state. S..2, tx
5 Miss Grace Vance went back to
5 Burke Monday to resume her duties in
the school where she taught in the
) spring.
There were 10 services at the W. M
church Sunday as the Rev. Mr.. ]
Brinck is in West Chazy, N. Y, for
the annual camp meeting.
Mrs.k,W. E. Hanson and Mrs. 8. z.
Winslow of Barton, have been visiting
at Olin M. Rowell's and were among
those present at the lawn party Fri
day evening.
Pupils of Miss Annie Graham from
Glover, Craftsbury and Albany gave a
very successful recital at her home
SATURDAY. afternoon Roth niaro ond
organ selections were rendered. After
the recita! ice cream and cake were
served under the trees as the guests
listened to phonograph concert.
About 25 pupils with their parents and
friends We're present.
Friday evening a most enjoyable
sociable under the auspices of the
Ladies' Aid society of the M. E.
church was held at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. O. M. Rowell. The tables
ware arranged on the lawn and were