Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-07-03

lowing persons: John Aiken and M.
E. Wiley of Newport, Eli Flanders of
Barton, G.. R. Wood of North Troy.
Leon Damon of Irasburg. Mr..
Flanders has arrived from Boston
with another Jackson car.
Methodist Episcopal Church Notes.
Next Sunday mornings service will
be communion.
There will be union services in the
evening at the Congregational church.
The address will be given by Rev.
w. A. Warner.
EAST ALBANY.
P. A. Gochie advertises an auction
sale of cows ETC., on Friday at one
o'clock. See bills.
SOUTH ALBANY
Additional South Albany locals on
another page.
The West Albany band will play at
South Albany Saturday evening, July
6. The ladies will serve ice cream
and cake.
BRoWNINGToN
Mrs. H. H. Day is visiting relatives
in st. Albans.
Carrie Going mas closed her schotl
in District No. 7.
The cemetery fence is being given a
new coat Of paint.
Leon Ross of Sheffield visited at F.
E. Newton's last week.
Carl Hagar is moving to Passump-
sic, where he has employment.
/ Miss Daniels of st. Johnsbury was
In town recently tuning pianos.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitcher of
Barton visited at 0. A. Crows recent.
ly.
John Addison and Mrs. Knapp of
| Canada were visitors in town re-
Gently.
1t is expected that Rev. Mr.. Ell
bridge will supply the pulpit next
Sunday.
The young people held promenade
at the academy hall last Thursday
evening.
Linnie Newton has finished her
school in Sheffield and returned home
for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Barrows of Lam
caster, Mass. visited at George
Litchfield'S over Sunday.
A. F. Grow of Hsrdwick and Ber-
nice Grow of Norwood. Mass, visit.
ed friends IN town recently.
There were no services at the
church yesterday afternoon. The c.
e. meeting was held in the evening
as usual.
Max Newton has returned from hi
school at Lyndon Center where h
has completed one year of his cours,
at the agricultural school.
Mrs. Hattie Colburn, who has beel
visiting friends and relatives in New
Hampshire, has returned home. Sh,
will go this week to Willoughby LAX
to work for Mrs. Chandler.
Mrs. Rice, an aged resident of thi
place. who has spent the winte
with relatives in Canada, came her
last week and packed her furnitur
at the stone house. She has returne
to Canada where she will make he
home.
A party of young people gathere
at the home of Mrs. Edmund Gros
last SATURDAY. night in honor of tn
twentieth birthday of Mrs. Gross si
, ter, Miss Gladys Chandler, a forme
teacher in town. A pleasant tinae We
|, enjoyed by all. Miss Chandler hi
recently been graduated from tt
normal school in Plymouth. N. H.
!. BRoWNlNGToN CENTER.
. D.. I. Grapes was in town last wee
E. A. Emerson's baby has been
the past week.
il One of Joseph Benoit's children
= sick with diphtheria.
I Will st. Peter has gone to Nor
Hatley. P. O.. to work.
}. Mrs. Jack Woods is visiting h
= = daughters in Sherbrooke.
n Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Whitehill vi
tied in Morgan last week.
. Mrs. Sarah Weeden is caring f
y Mrs. Thom.s Smith and little daug
: ter.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Smith are r
. joicing over the birth of a litt
daughter.
: Mrs. Laura Whitehill attended Il
e graduation exercises at West Charlie
;. ton Tuesday.
y Don't forget the installation of of
GERS of the Daughters of Liberty We
= nesday evening. July 1O.
/. At the special meeting of the Jr.
e U. A. M. last Thursday night nil
e candidates were initiated
u Howard and Candace Shannon ,
Derby are visiting their grandparent
l. Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Houston.
= Mr.. and Mrs Eli Duval of We
: Burke and Mr.. and M S. Philo Powe
, of this place took an automobile rio
y to Bolton. P. @. last Sunday.
The D. of L. elected the followir
v officers for the ensuing term: c.,
;. M. Porter A. c.. Max E. Porter;