Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1910-04-06
ALBANY.

Mrs. Clara Norris is recovering.
A. j. Miles had his first auto ride
March 80.
Leslie Sandess has returned from a
visit to Newport.
Gertrude Bullet has returned to her
home at Brattleboro.
Frank Gates of Newport was busi-
ness visitor in town Saturday.
Lon Ferry of New York state is
visiting at Vern Whittemore's.
Mrs. Mae Annis had pansies in
bloom in her flower bed in March.
Miss Beulah Moore of Wolcott is
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. M. Carter.
Miss Mildred Stewart has returned
from two weeks visit at Glover.
Maurice Nelson of Montpelier is vis-
iting his brother, Duran Nelson.
Mary McCue secured dandelion
greens for meal on Saturday, April
Will Whittemore has returned home
from his winters work at East Bar
net.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hand have returned
from their visit at Newport End Can
ada.
Mrs Carrie Coolidge and her son
Percy of Boston are visiting relatives
in town.
Mrs. Pierce and her son Ed
ward went to their new home in Brat
tleboro Friday.
Mrs. Mertie Stewart and children
returned home last week from their
visit in Hardwick.
Arthur Richardson of Wolcott was
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester De-
zotelle one day last week.
Mrs. Mertie Dunn and little daugh-
Ter or Crattsbury are spending this
week with Mrs. Mertie Stewart.
, A. J. Miles has nearly 800, 900 feet
of lumber in his mill yard this spring.
He intends to start saving soon.
Homer Seaver of Irasburg and his
men rolled his logs into Black river
last week to be driven to Irasburg.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sheldon have
7 rented the tenement over R. M.
) Cowles' store and moved last week.
; Elmer Andrus entertained nearly
: eighty friends at his sugar house
: Wednesday March 80. The sugar was
+ very nice.
Arthur Harlow spoke very inter
!. estingly last Sunday evening at the
v M. E. church his subject being 1.-The
? Healing of Christ
Ii Rev. G. L. Shaeffer of Orleans
s preached last Sabbath here at the
:, Congregational church. Rev. C. Adams
IL taking his place at Orleans.
q Charles Winget is having an addi-
tion put onto his blacksmith shop
with the intention of doing wood
10 work. Henry Mills will do his work.
t. There was party of nearly eighty
n five who visited Ezra Taylor's sugar
j. house last Saturday. Mr.. Taylor had
n plenty of nice sugar and all had fine
)e time
5. Mrs. Cora Leach is visiting her
10 aunt, Mrs. Geo. Sanders, at Orleans
this week. She will return to her
home in North Dakota after her visit
le there.
~ SOUTH ALBANY.
,g II. D. Rowell is on the sick list.
q. J. G. Anderson is quite ill at this
a. writing.
ut Mrs. l.. M. Scott is suffering with
I'd rheumatism.
u Rev. c. M. Brinck. who has been
u. =. suffering with sore hand. is better.
,e MISS Amy Pickett of Boston came
Id Saturday to spend some time with
her friend, Mrs. Oney Rowell. =
10 Elmer Slack of Newport Center
20 spent Sunday of last week at A. A.
= Webster's. He returned home Mon
70 day with his wife and little daughter.
I'd cRAFTSBURY.
j.
le Mrs. Jennie Hubbard is i'll with
ed pneumonia.
a Mr.. Reid from WoIcott was in town
II Saturday on business.
IS The Grange held sugar social Fri
X day evening in their hall.
,e |, Dr. Bibby is bringing running wa
le ter to his new residence.
8 8 Charles Conant was a business Wis.,
,e itor in Morrisville Thursday.
e Mr.. and Mrs. Bay Simpson of
is Greensboro will move this week to
'e DR.. Bibby's new residence.
About twenty men worked at rolling
logs into Black river last week for the
Chandler Company at Orleans.
The death of Mrs. Boutwell,. wife
of Rev. o. N. Boutwell, of HYDE Park
7. was announced last week. Mr.. Bout
It we'll was formerly pastor on this
: charge. They were loved and re-
spected by all. Much sympathy goes
IS out to the sorrowing husband.
GLOVER.
Melvin Gray has hired the Walker
" place.
s. Mrs. V. 1. Cameron was quite i'll
o. last week.
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