Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-01-18
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School finished Friday.
Mrs. Julia Drown is caring for Mrs.
Bernard Anderson.
G. L. Duke and family visited at =.
L. browns a few days recently.
F. P. Thrasher has returned from
ten days business trip in Boston.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. A. D. Foeg of West
Burke spent Sunday with +. +.
Thrasher.
Mrs. Victoria Stone Of Lyndonville |
is spending few days with Mrs:Een |
ry Robbins.
Miss Winifred Kimball, who is in
school at Bartor, spent Saturday anu
Sunday with her parents here.
An eight-pound son7-cane to- the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. BernardlAnder-
son, Jan IA. Congratulations. 3
A social dance was held at Johnnie
| Forests Friday evening. A large
crowd and good time IS reported,
The dancing school here has closed
but will be continued at Mr.. Cards
house in Sutton each Monday evening.
Hines and Smith are doing a very
GOOD business through this section
pressing hay, having five men in their
employment. s.
Mr.. Berry Of Litt]eton has been
visiting his mother, Mrs; Bert stan
lev and his sister, Mrs Anderson, Tor
the past few days.
ALBANY.
Carroll Hitchcock flied his icehouse
Friday.
Maui Freehart has returned to hel
home in Irasburg.
Lucille Anderson has been quite il
for the past few days.
The stores in this village are closes
: Tuesday and Friday evenings.
: Joseph Heath of Barton has bee
snending t1e past week in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fletcher of Eden hav
been recent visitors at ]. D. Kelley
Rev. M. B. Hale Of Coventry preache
? at the Congregations church Sunday
{ Miss Agnes Lahuer is visiting hs
Z sister, Mrs. Fay Darling, at Wotcot
= Eli Gilbert has been spending tt
: mast week with relatives at lslar
( Pond.
{ James Hamilton laid 1900 doub
{ rolls of wall paper during the year
1910.
Mrs. Frances Clark of Craftsbu
recently visited her mother, Mrs.
Shute.
E. l.. Annis, who has been III wi
- rheumatism for the last four weeks,
gaining.
Foster Campbell is spending tx
be weeks with his uncle, Porter Bail
IN at Bartor.
Henry Currier of Craftsbury spe
IL last Wednesday with his sister, MI
80 Eta Way.
wv Mrs. Ia John has returned fri
ITS st. Johnsbury to the home OF +
air mother, Mrs. Eta Way.
g Maurice Day returned to- his VIC
at Newport last Saturday. Luc
Brown accompanied him.
ar, Mrs. Frank Sheldon went last S
urday to Wells River to visit her s
IN, Fred, returning Tuesday.
O. Mrs. Alvah Mason went Saturday
spend few days with her sister, M
by Nellie Badger, who is i'll.
Miss Agnes Chafey went to
. Johnsbury Saturday to spend
days with her sisters family. M
Stevens is gaining.
The M. z. donation was we'll
tended at South Albany, Thurs
evening, Jan. IL. The Valley b
was in attendance.
vi Walter Burke of Barton, formerl,
this town died at the home Of his grs
son. J. V. Rowen, and the body
che brought to East Albany last week
life burial.
ure Mrs. James Dunn and two child
are spending a time with her brotl
Up Ben Cutler, at Greensboro. \
by Dunn intends to visit at Orleans
ice. Newport before returning home.
was Fred Sugar died Friday, Jan. Is,
cru he funeral services were held at
'lhg a. m. at his home Rev. Geo.
Donald officiated. The remains "
,e taken to Green River for burial.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Courser of 81
Albany recently visited Kate and
lie Marlow.-Miss Hazel Davis is
to return to her work at Mrs. E.
Nelson's at Craftsbury.-Mrs
IF india Grant of Craftsbury has
spending the past week with Mr..
a. Mrs. Clayton Baldwin.
The officers of the Maple Va
n nea grange, No.. $50, were duly insts
eve Friday evening by Ed. Dutton
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