Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-11-24
Albany.

Mrs. Lura Sheldon has been quite
i'll.
Frank Miles has been quite i'll the
past week.
Ihe Deputy of M. w. A. is in town
on business.
Harry Burt visited several days in
Troy recently.
Miss Lottie Copeland is working for
Harley Hanson.
Sheriff. Wakefield from Troy was in
town last week.
Mrs. R. Goodwin of Craftsbury Wis.,
tied friends in town last week.
Stephen Murphy of Lowell visited
his sister, Mrs. Barney Dyer, recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Paine spent
last week at Newport visiting friends.
Mrs. Exor Mitchell has been caring
for Clarence Shedd for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Winget were
in Newport last week Tuesday on bus.
mess.
John and Don Mcclellan have re-
turned home from their work at
Craftsbury.
| Chas. Stewart is working at this
present time in the j. & l.. shop in
Springfield.
t Mr. and Mrs. J ames Prindle of Grot-
on, Conn. visited one day last week
at Eli Gilbert's.
Frank Sheldon and family have
moved into one of Thomas j. New
toms tenements.
Julian Poultry lost one of his fingers
and a thumb last Friday morning
while separating milk.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Con-
gregational society cleared from their
chicken pie supper $23.
The Congregational church has
called Rev. C. A. Adams of St.
Johnsbury to be it's pastor.
There we're several from this viii
lage who attended the dedication of
the new bell in the Catholic church
last week Tuesday.
News has reached here that Mrs.
Hayden McClary of Greensboro has
had . severe shock, but is more COM
Portable at this writing. ~r5-s Z.
School in district No. 1, taught by
Mrs. Arthur Gilmour, closed last FRI
day, Nov. 10. Those having no marks
during the term were Sammie, Harold
and Glenn Chaffee, Percy and Gladys
Griggs. Clendon Griggs was absent
one day and Marietta Potter FIVE days
on account Of sick 8. VIII
lie Hawkins was absent one half
day. Those missing no words in spell
ling during the term were Sammie
Harold and Glenn Chaffee, Percy,
Gladys and Glendon Griggs, Willie
Hawkins, Burney and Perley Batch
um. Number of pupils II, average at
tendance ten and twenty-five fifty
firsts.
SOUTH ALBANY.
The ladies of the M. E. church will
hold Tri, color-carnival in Rowell
hall on the afternoon and evening OF
December I'd and 3rd, consisting of
sale of aprons, fancy articles,
dressed dolls and many other articles
suitable for Christmas gifts. In fact
you can buy any thing from carpet
tack towel come and see. Guess in
the seed contest. A 40 piece China
, dinner set to one guessing nearest and
twenty piece crystal set to seconc
nearest.
SOUTH BARTON.
Winifred Kimball is visiting he1
: sister in Jeffersonville.
H. A. Kimball has moved into A.
,, D. Folsom's snail house.
William Stone recently visited his
mother, Mrs. Victoria Stone.
Hannah Downing, who has beer
sick, is some better at this writing
Mrs. G. I. Drown is spending few
; days with her sister, Mrs. Mary Kim
ball in Barton.
Joseph Brooks from Percy, N. H..
J spent few days with his sons, Will
: lam and Henry recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Drown from
| Evansville visited at F. P. Thrasher'
] last week where their son Earle ha
r employment. They also called OF
some former acuuaintances.
, Among those from here attendin,
t the dance at Joe LeClair's Frida,
). night were Emil Morrin and sister
: Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robbins and sew
;, eral of the mill boys. Oysters, cake
coffee and tea were served.
; BROWNINCTON
Fred Norris from Richford visite
at Geo. Virgins Sunday.
Mrs. Snow, who has been in Glove
for some time, is at Mr.. Taylor's.
: Edith Hitchins is at home from
Charleston where she has been at work
l T. G. Crandall and F. E. Newto
: were in Barton Tuesday and in Glove
| Thursday to attend Grange meetings
Carrie and Leon Going, Elsie Youn
z and Ruby Dutton are at home fror
t Orleans high school for two weeks
j vacation.
| DR.. Flagg from Newport preache
] here at the Congregational church o.
p Sunday, in exchange with the pastor
t Rev. G. L Shaeffer.
The C. E. society will serve bake,