Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1909-07-07

Mrs. Gertrude Goodwin of Crafts
aunt, Mrs. Il. Nay.
TIE M. E. Ladies' Aid society of
lrasburg met with Mrs. Clarence Tenn
pie In this town last Thursday.
Wednesday Fred Fletcher began run
ming the stage from this town to
Craftsbury for the coming year.
MIR. and Mrs. r. M. Cowles are
spending few days in Burlington this
week at the Champlain celebration.
Rev. Geo. Mcdonald gave an inter-
esting sermon to the "Mechanics, -
Sunday evening at the M. E. church.
Mr.. and Mrs o. NJ George spent
several days recently camping at Lake
WilIoughby with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. L.
Hermon.
Ed. Leach of Craftsbury was guest
Sunday of his sister, Mrs. James Ham
ibton. Her mother, Mrs. Henry Leach,
also visited her recently.
Sunday morning union services were
held at the Cong. church. Rev. L. E.
Tupper spoke on historical events con-
nected with Lake Champlain.
The Albany grammar school taught
| by Emma Anderson closed Friday July
2. There were fourteen pupils en-
| rolled with an average daily attend
ence of thirteen and one sixth. Those
having no marks during the term
we're May Miles Merle Mills, Margaret
Mcdonald, Stephen Newton, and Fred
Fletcher. Albert Campbell and Wayne
Sanders were not absent during
membership. Luci.e Anderson and
Mahlon Dow were absent only one
half day. Katharine Lamphear and
Malinda Poultry were each absent one
day.
EAST ALBANY.
! John III. Hughes, accompanied by
his daughter Annie, have returned
from Worcester, Lowell and Boston
where they have been visiting 1ela-
tivss. Mr.. Hughes and daughter were
on the train that was wrecked at Bar
net but were not injured.
Michael J. Corley, who has been in
poor health for some time, passed
away June 20, after lingering illness
of chronic rheumatism. Mr.. Corley
was rs years Of age and has lived in
this town number Of years, where
he has been an Industrious farmer,
kind and hospitable neighbor. He is
survived by a wife only. The funeral
was largely attended at the Catholic
church, Rev. Father LaBlanc officiat-
ing.
SOUTH ALBANY.
Roland W. Ames is suffering with a
felon on hi. finger.
, Will Courser has two brothers from
Massa chusetts visiting him.
Mrs. Belle Rowell and Miss Jane
. Harvey visited Mrs. Hubbard of
. Craftsbury last week.
. Mr.. and Mrs. C.H. Porter spent last
. week at Green's Corner with Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Orne.
Mrs. A. Q. Williams spent Saturday
and Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
Fred Chase of Craftsbury.
Mrs. W. F. Scott and daughter Beat
rice, were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. M.
Scott several days lest week.
+ A. r. Hale, who has been visiting
i relatives here the past two weeks, re-
g turned last Wednesday to his home in
Springfield, Mass. Mrs. Hale will re-
=, main for all extended visit.
= EVANSVILLE.
Il Mrs. D. 81. Randall is quite sick.
Mrs VIM. Monteith has been quite
sick the past week.
:: Mrs. Ida SWEET visited her daughter
Is in Newark last week.
, Edison Brown has returned to hi
/ home in Montreal, Que.
:. daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs
81 W. d. Leland last week.
Reed Leonard has finished work TO
u D. H. Ra andaii in the store.
M. and Mrs Aldrich of Nav Hamp
e silii are visiting at W. q Alexander's
: The Pike company scythe stone fac
= tory will shut down until fall for re
pairs, and part OF the men will worl
is on the stone quarry.
COVENTRY.
George Drake has been confined t.
/. the house for several days.
Mrs. Harry Manley has been visit
ing her brother in Irasburg the pas
'e week.
Frank True of Rutland was in tow
N one day last week and called at j. La
S. bellies.
Is Mrs. Hattie Nichols has gone t
{. Albany, Hyde Park and Burlington Oh
T. q visit.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. White and daughter o
Sherbrooke, P. O., spent July 4th a
Damon Wares.
r Lewis Douglass went to st. Johns
bury last week to have an operation
~ performed on his foot.
81 Mrs. Eliza Sleeper of Newport Cen
ter has been the guest of Mrs. AM
re Kidder the past week.