Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1911-04-12
LOCAL NEW
AL HANY.

I Mrs. Carrie Fletcher is spending
this week in Boston.
Melinda Poultry is working for Villas
Brown at Craftsbury.
Mrs. Lucy Martin returned to her
school in Barre Saturday.
Frank Sheldon was home from Bar
net Saturday and Sunday.
V. L. Whittemore is home from In
wood on account of being ill.
Mrs. Ida Fadden returned to her
home in Craftsbusy last week.
There will be union services held at
the M. E. church next Sunday
0. NJ. George has been spending
the past week at West Derby.
Mrs. Clara Williams has so far re-
covered as to be able to ride out.
Olive Sheldon has completed her
work in Barton and returned home.
Fred Sheldon Of Orleans spent Sun
day with his mother, Mis-. Frank
Sheldon.
Wallace Eldridge of Orleans visited
hi. son Lynn last week Wednesday
and Thursday.
Elijah Stone went last week to
Glover to spend few days with his
son, Henry Stone.
w. A. Turner moved his family re-
Gently into the tenement owned by
Thomas J. Newton.
Mildred Stewart has been spending
the past week with Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin
Anderson at Glover.
Miss Hazel Davis, who has been
working for Mrs. Nelson at Crafts
Mary Duckless and her friend, Miss
Carrie Currier returned to their
school in Methuen, Mass, Monday.
| Mrs. Mary Haworth Of Lowell.
Mass. came recently to spend . time
with her sister. Mrs. Jennie Chafey.
Mrs. Constance Wallace Of Newport
came last week toispend a few days
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. B.
Dow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Williams and lit.
tie son of Craftsbury nave been spend
ing the past week with his brother,
Edward Williams.
Mr.. Seymour. who has been at Iras.
burg for the past three months is
stopping at this present time at j.
B. Darling's hotel.
T. J. Wallace, who has been at
work at his trade in Southville, Mass.
for the past few months. returned
, Wednesday of last week.
The services in the Congregations
church will be held at 10 as q. m. dur
ing the month of April, and not il
the afternoon as announced last week
EThe village school will begin Mon
day. April "a, with Miss Euna An,
derson of Craftsbury, teacher of tn,
, highf department and Miss Edna Uri
= of Glover, teacher of the primary
After the first of May there will b.
. the district in the school as eacl
pupil will be compelled to furnish
their own cup.
: SOUTH Albany.
: Mr.. Mason of Albany is working TO
A. C. Williams.
E Mrs. Fred Goad is working for Mrs
Geo. Calderwood.
J., Mr.. and Mrs. George Calderwooe
e are the parents of little son.
. Mr.. and Mrs. D. R. Cobb visited a
Waldo Potter's one day last week.
= Miss Floy Webster has been visit
ing her grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
E. W.Keith.
Frank Jones of Johnson was re
SrIk 4k IL A
W. Anderson's.
Mrs. D. r. Cobb received 81 card
on her birthday for which she wishe
to thank her friends.
Mrs. M. B. Anderson has been er
Pertaining her four nieces from Pas
sumpsic the past week.
The village school will begin Mon
day, April II, with Miss Lima Gil
mour of Glover as teacher.
Nelson Rash was called to Star
stead the first of last week by tn
serious illness of his parents.
There was sugar party at M. F
Anderson's Saturday evening. A
present pronounced the sugar of fir
quality.
Six of the little friends of Mis-
Guila Rowell helped her celebrate h,
birthday on last Tuesday Afternoon
April 4.
: Mr.. and Mrs. J. N. Uric ar
daughter LA were the guests of M
. and Mrs. James Young of Glove
Tuesday.
Mrs. Celer Goethe. who has be,
spending several days with her pa
ents, has returned 10 her home
Greensboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Slack al
daughter Barbara of Newport &c
ter have been spending few da
at A. A. Webster's.
There were no services in the
E. church last Sunday. The paste
Rev. Geo. Macdonald, is attending t
Methodist conference in Waterbu
this week.