Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-01-24
SOUTH ALBANY.

and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Motre.
SOUTH ALBANY.
The friends of Miss Jessie Kendrick
are sorry to learn of her illness.
Mrs. Elmer Douglass, who has been
very i'll, is able to sit up part OF the
time.
Several from here attended the en-
tertainment at Albany last Wednes"
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Keith of Al
bany were visitors at A. A. Web
ster's one day last week.
The hay pressers from Barton have
been pressing hay for J. N. Uric and
| O.BI. Rowell the past week.
The village school began on Tues
day of last week, Mrs. Dwight Dow
of Albany as teacher. Mrs. Dow IS
boarding at Mr.. Buckland's.
Mrs. H. D. Phillips called on her
sister. Mrs. c. W. Williams Friday on
her way to her home in Barton. Mrs.
Phillips has bee- spending several
days in Craftsbury with her daughter
Mrs. Thomas Johnson,
| COVENTRY
C. O. Litchfield was quite i'll last
week.
Mrs. Frank White is very i'll with
grip.
Mrs. Ira Wbeelock and Gpy Thurhes
are ILL.
c. E. Gorham is cutting some dns
Ice on the mill dam.
A. D. Thurber has purchased very
nice SET of computing scales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Litchfield and
children have gone to Middlebury.
:, There will be cottage service at
w. A. Elliott's on Thursday evening
The C. E. society will hold an
! Efficiency Test" on Friday evening
7 Mrs. A. Percival and daughter,
Mr.. H. II. Hancock, are not as WELL
There are no more cases of scarlet
5 fever in the village. Every precau-
2 tion has been taken to prevent the
3 spread OF the disease.
The Mission circle met with Mr.
and Mrs Albert Webster on Wednes-
day, Jan. 17th. Thirty-four enjoy ed
the bountiful dinner.
f Mary Brooks is home from Sher-
brooke. She was taken ill when she
arrived at the home Of her uncle. Al
: yah Brooks, and had to remain there
several days.
IS Fred Beams youngest child, about
% two miles out of the village is i'll with
ID scarlet fever. The child had not been
e exposed to the disease for he had not
=. been away from home.
~ =, The Ladies' Missionary meeting was
- held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. al
\ bert Webster Wednesday of last
~ ~ week. A large number were present
e, and a good dinner was served.
h On Jan. 7th the Congregational
/: church used for the first time the new
,e individual communion service, which
Id was purchased with the offering re-
S. ceived from many former friends and
/. members of the church, to whom we
are deeply grateful. On this day fif.
teen were received into church mem.
bership.
=. Thursday evening in the Congrega
v. tional vestry the following spoke il
ID the interest Of Vermont's Forward
If Movement, Supea inteDdent of Educa
re Iion Mason s. Stone, Editors w. J.
20 Bigelow of St. Johnsbury. and Franz
" l.. Greene of st. Albans. They all gave
as fine addresses Their object was tt
,d get up so ne enthusiasm before towr
re meeting to see if the town will vote
q. to centralize the schools in town at
70 the village.
ess CRAFTSBURY
,e Mrs. w. E. Allen is suffering from
yo | severe cold.
le Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill Williams are
1t visiting in Barre.
ed Nellie Allen left last Monday fol-
lie Morrisvllie to remain one week.
no Mr.. and Mrs. r. C. Noodle wer,
n business visitors in Hardwick Mon
~ day.
IS The annual donation visit and oys
ar ter supper will be held in the M. z;
", church next Tuesday evening, JAN 80
i'll A literary program may be expected
st NORTH CRAFT SBURY.
~.
". Mr.. and Mrs CURE were guests a
list the Orleans House one day last week
ar- Lyman Barber of West Glove
~ called on friends in town few day
lai "a ago.
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