Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-09-28


urday and Sunday With their cousins
in Orleans.
Harley and Johnnie Gray. who hav e |
been visiting their sister and uncles
here, have returned to Lyme, y. H.
ALBANY.
Chester Moffat recently visited in
Eden.
Henry Darling was in town last
week.
Willard Eldridge was in Glover one
day last week.
Eli Gilbert was in Craftsbury one
day last week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs V. Whittemore visited
friends in Glover last week
Mrs. Mabel Bent returned to her
home in Boston. Mass, last week.
Sidney Lyon of Craftsbury was
guest at Wallace Eldridge's last
week.
Geo. P. Stone found ripe straw
berries in his pasture one day last
week.
Mary Jones Of Springfield. Mass,
visited at Wallace Eldrdge's last
week.
Mrs. Q. Cass of Hardwick spent
several days last week here with rel
atives.
Mrs. Hiram Chafey has been in
Craftsbury for the past week visiting
friends.
Charles Sheldon has returned from
Sugar Hill and has begun school at
Craftsbury.
Miss Helen Gebbie of Greensboro has
been guest at W. Eldridge'5 for the
past week.
o. M. George and his men have
completed their work on the Labrake
bridge last week.
Arthur Dubois Of North Troy was a
business visitor in town the greater
part of last week.
Mrs. Nettie Cheney spent several
days last week with Mr.. and Mrs. D..
l.. Mcclure at Hardwick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Stone and
daughter Mary of Glover visited his
parents one day last week.
Mrs. Bernice Cutler and Mrs. Myr-
: tie Dunn spent day last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Witt at Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. ELeach of Crafts
bury spent several days last week
with his sister, Mrs. ]. Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. C. Kimball OF
Hanford, Cal, visited her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Wallace last week.
: The Maple Valley grange, No. $50
will hold an oyster supper at New
toms hall Friday evening October
for the benefit of the grange treasury
Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley Paine anc
their friend Miss Carmen Betancourt
, who are spending a time at Newport
spent the greater part Of last weel
here in town.
6 Mrs. Rosa Currier of Gorham, N
H., visited her mother, Mrs. Grill;
Watson, last week. She will visit rel
atives in Craftsbury and Wolcott thi!
: week before returning home.
DR.. A NJ. Goddard attended tn,
= convention Of physicians at Orleans
7 Friday evening, September %, wher
they held discussion and investiga
ton of poliomyelites, commonl!
known as infantile paralysis.
Mrs. Violet Spinney of Lawrence
Mass, came last week to spend a few
: days with her mother, Mrs. Chariot
Chamberlain. Mrs. Spinney and Mrs
Chamberlain spent over Sunday wit
7 Mr.. and Mrs. Almon Burt
will be at East Albany, Monda,
October 10, from a. M, until II n
) and at South Albany l .. m. 20 3 Q
] m. on the same day to receive taxes
October Y is the last day for allow
ing discount.
! NJ. B. Chafey, town treasurer.
Delbert Barrett, who is i'll with in
fantile paralysis at Z. /. Annis' wishe
, to thank the teachers and scholars o
the village school for the fruit an
beautiful flowers and letters tina
they sent him last week. His man
A friends will be pleased to learn tina
2 he is gaining very fast.
W. W. Seaver, who has lived nea
the Albany line in Craftsbury fo
: many years and is well known here
: has advertised his property for sal
2 Tuesday, Oct. 4. He will be great
q missed when ne leaves this community
His many friends wish him success
= his undertakings, as it is reported
u goes to the far west.
Mrs. Minerva Keith Of Albany, tn
oldest person il town, celebrated he
. 95th birthday on Sept. Is, receivin
5 a post card shower from her man
Il friends and neighbors, for which sh
extends her sincere thanks to thos
e who contributed to her shower. Sh
g retains her faculties to a marked de
gree and is we'll at the present time
She lives with her son.
1T SOUTH ALBANY
; Mrs. Nellie Graves is working fo
l. Mrs. c. w. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs William Simon of Ne,
York city are visiting at john Sinon's
Miss Jennie Foss was entertained a
: the home of Mrs. John Simon las
Tuesday.
Il Miss Jessie Kendrick was the CUES
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