Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-09-27

James Aflbee from Yonkers, N.
Y, is visiting his sister, Mrs. II. R.,
Marsh.
Miss Mabel Waterman entered the
conservatory of music in Boston,
Sept. 23rd.
Grange question for Saturday eve
ming. SIS an agricultural course of
study beneficial to the farmer?"
A number Of our young people at
tended the grange meeting at Derby
Center Tuesday evening and report a
very pleasant time.
IRASHURC.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs
Lewis Lamourix Thursday.
Arthur Boright was home from
| Bellows Falls over Sunday.
Albert Bailey of Wells River was
IN town on business Tuesday.
Rev. c.. A. Adams was in Coati-
cook, z. O., on business Thursday
Miss Edith Miles has gone to On
tario. where she will attend school
J. H. Lannu has purchased an E.
NJ. F. touring car Of the Geo. H. Davis
company.
Mrs. Lora Fuller is spending the
week in Barton with her granddaugh-
ter Glen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Shepherd spent
a few days with friends in Lowell
last week.
Mrs. Dodge of Orleans spent the
past week with her daughter, Mrs
E. A. Cotton.
D. A. Brahana is in Newport this
week attending court as one Of the
struck jurors.
H. B. Chamberlain. George Kenni-
son and John Page attended the state
fair last week.
Mrs. Mary Sears and Mrs Ellen
Jameson visited friends in Albany
one day last week.
Mrs. A G. Healey and Mrs.
Charles Healey visited relatives in
Sheffield over Sunday.
DR.. Homer Bogue and family of
Richford visited his sister, Mrs. A.
E. Templeton over Sunday.
Arthur Wineet and family of Wal
ford. Ontario. spent several days with
his brother, W. H. Winget, last week.
Rev. C. A. Adams attended the
Orleans Union of Congregational
ministers meeting held at Lowell last
, week.
T, A. Todd of Gulfport, Miss, and his
mother of Orleans were guests of Mr..
2 and Mrs. R. o. Abel one day last
week.
2 The ladies Of the M. E. church will
serve their annual harvest dinner
next Thursday. All are cordially in
. vited.
Henry Priest and Bernard Lee left
last Wednesday night for Medford,
Mass, where they will enter Tufts
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Clark and little
+ son of Sutton spent the past week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. F.
Webster.
Walter Houston cut off the ends of
; two fingers while running the shingle
: saw at the E. [. Chandler mill one
: day last week.
The E. l.. Chandler company
e have finished drawing their stock of
: logs and the mill is now undergoing
thorough repairs.
= Say, boys and girls. have you
t thought how easily you could earn
one of those watches next Saturday
:. and without one cents cost to you!
% See page six of this issue.
A farewell reception was given Mr..
=. and Mrs. j. A. Watson Friday eve
- ming. Mr.. Watson has sold his farm
to MIR. Fisher of Derby, who will
take immediate possession.
~ Edward Kelly. who has spent sew
- eral weeks with his aunt, Mrs. T. C..
a Fisher, returned to his home in More
town last week. He was accompanied
al by his cousin. Karl Fisher, going By
10 way of White River Junction to at
lg tend the state fair
About seventy-fve attended the
,u reception rendered Prof. and Mrs
m Farrin and Miss Cornell, which was
y given by the pupils of the 9Th and 9tt
/? grades Friday evening. Games wer,
played and refreshments served and
all enjoyed a pleasant evening:
What might have been a very
LII serious accident occurred Monday
when Mrs. Archie Williams of Albany
lie and her daughter, Mrs. Chase, were
driving down the Allen hill. The
horse became frightened at an auto
IS mobile and turned around overturnine
T. the carriage. throwing both of the
ladies out. Mrs. Williams was quite
p+ badly cut on the face and head, be-
~ sides numerous other bruises. Mrs.
10 Chase escaped with only slight injur
les. The horse ran as far as F. A.
to Buchanan's. where it was stopped
IS The carriage was demolished and the
horse quite severely injured.
ID Mrs. Anna B. (Hunt) Wells, widow
l. of Reuel Wells, was born ia Danbury,
,e n. H.. Feb. II, 1920 and died Sept.
p II, 1911 in her 92nd year, at the fami
ly home on the Creek road in Albany.
Since moving with her husband from
u Wolcott, she lived here for nearly six
lie ty years. Her husband died seven
i'd teen years ago at the age of seventy
se five years and since that time she has