Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-07-19

pirate and harmonious. Mr. Graves
has proven himself thoroughly compe-
tent for such work and a very hon
orable man to have dealings with.
Not word of misunderstanding or
complaint has passed between him
and the committee. He and his
workmen carry with them the appre-
citation and best wishes of those for
whom they have worked. The other
parts of the work are being pushed as
rapidly as possible and the church
will be opened in few weeks now.
lBANY.
Forrest st. John has the measles.
Frank Rowell is home from Boston.
Myra Taplin is visiting relatives in
town.
Charles Stewart is at home from
! Springfield.
Charles Winget had telephone put
In his house recently.
Lottie Copeland is visiting her sis
ter Nora at Newport.
Agnes Lafuer of Orleans is work.
ing at Dannie Lafuer's.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Dannie Lafeur July 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew Valley of
Boston visited friends in town recent
ly.
Rev. Mr.. Hale of Coventry preached
at the Congregational church here
Sunday.
Mr.. Merwin of New Haven, Conn.,,
is visiting at the home of H. c. Nc
Clary.
The ladies of the Methodist society
received S14 at their ice cream social,
July Is.
Mary and Kate McCaffrey from
Hardwick were at their home here
Wednesday.
w. Eldridge was in Craftsbury Fri
day to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Mary Jones.
Leslie Sanders was overcome by
heat while haying Monday, but is
better at this writing.
DR.. Dubois of North Troy will be
here July Il, p and "a as per adver-
tisement in another part of this issue.
C. D. Mcclure has been having g
serious time with liberated teet h
but is somewhat better at this writ
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Cowles and
Mrs. Richard Head and daughter
Gladys, were in Newport for the day
Friday.
; Lucius Browne was home from
Craftsbury over Sunday. He wa!
accompanied by his friend, Cor
Browne.
Joseph Fisher has been helping Car
roll Whitcher in haying. taking Mr.
st. Johns place, who is i'll witt
measles.
Glendon Goddard wishes to thanl
, his friends for the postal card shove
he received on his twelfth birthday
June 29th.
Nancy Fletcher has taken a schoc
in what is known as the Withers dis
trict in Craftsbury, and will commenc
: the same July 24th.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Bashaw and M,
+ visited at the home of Levi Basha,
in Irasburg Friday.
! In the thunder shower here Nor
n day the lightning killed nice buc
f belonging to Alec Annis and yea
e ling OF John Morley's.
p The many friends of Glendon Go,
e dard will be glad to learn of his bein
able to be on the veranda after a S,
e we're illness of twelve weeks.
. The lightning Sunday started a fl
- in the woods on what is known as tn
- Uric lot, but is under control at tn
r writing, without having done vel
much damage.
!. Orange Wells horse became frigb
- ened Sunday, while standing at II
y - home of Peter Wells and run. No or
% . injured but badly broken WACO
-, was the result
= Mrs. Arthur Cheney's class of your
/ ladies received sixteen dollars at the
recent entertainment and ice crea
IS social and intend using the same pu
g chasing books for the Sunday Schoo
J. !, In the recent post card shower fl
4, Fred Watson, he received ia carr
~ and he wishes to thank his friends fl
,. the same. Mr.. Watson is in poo
d health and he was very much please
y to be remembered in this way.
Il Mr.. and Mrs R. E. brennan of S
% Albans and Mrs. Morse of st. John
o. bury are guests at the home of H. {
q McClary. Mr.. McClary returned t
# Chicago, Monday but the family wi
.r remain here at their summer hom
, for the present.
g SOUTH ALBANY
Is Mrs. Harry Locke of Athol, Mass
N is spending this week visiting friene
in town.
.. Miss Mary Cutler returned Sunda
r. rom Albany, where she has bee
ficifinr hor hrotbor