Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-02-14

Guila, little daughter of B. o. Shell
don. who has been critically SICK with
pneumonia for several days, is I'M
proving.
The lecture Monday evening by
Peter MacQueen, on his travels IN
Africa, was very interesting and in
structive and the views were beauu-
full.
Archie Page got an ugly cut over
one eye with ice tongs while assisting
in unloading ice at the creamery and
was obliged to have three stitches
taken to close the wound.
EAST ALBANY.
Mrs u. bingham is gaining.
Orrin LaFont was home over Sun
day.
Willie Goss is working for~the Long
brothers.
Miss Lizzie Simon, who has been
sick for the past two weeks, is better.
Mrs. Melvina Wright from B arton
visited Mrs. Sarepta Vance Wednes-
day.
The many friends of John Vance
are sorry to hear of his serious illness
at the home of his daughter in Waver-
ly. Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Richmond from
Newport, also Ralph Smith from
burlington, Conn.,, are visiting Mrs.
! l.. M. Cameron.
SOUTH ALBANY
Frank G ates of Newport was in
town one day last week.
Mrs. Ben Locke of Greensboro is
helping at w. B. Locke's this week.
Mrs. E. W. Hardy has been in
Craftsbury caring for her mother,
who has been ILL.,
Freeman Parker, who has been
spending some time with rel atlves In
Canada has returned to his work here.
W.. Locke was not in Stock
/ bridge as was reported last week as
he was unable to go. His many
friends are sorry to learn that he IS
now critically i'll with pneumonia.
BRowNINCToN.
Mrs. Rowena Arthur of Albany is
, visiting friends In town.
+, Miss Ethel Newton has closed her
: school in Sheffield and returned nome
= Mrs. Truman Aiken of Browningron
n Center is caring for Miss Lizzie Bry"
: ant.
: Miss Kate Ferrin of Barton spent
l. Saturday and Sunday at j. E.
+ Young's.
Christian Endeavor day exercises
r were observed in the G. E. meeting
G Sunday evening.
IS The pupils of the day school in Cow
5. entry will give an entertainment at
T. the schoolhouse. Feb. 18th. Admis-
?. sion 10 cents. The proceeds are to be
: used for the purchase Of a clock for
v the schoolhouse. Candy and popcorn
s. for sale.
y Err. and Mrs. Albert Webster, Ed.
r. 8. ant, Miss Julia Bryant and Mr..
n. and Mrs. Luke Eaton of Coventry,
al Mrs. Comstock and daughter of Bar
Al ton, Mrs. Geo. Richardson ard daugh-
th ters Glenn and Dora Wiley of Orleans
no were in town last week to attend the
ke funeral of Sarah Bryant.
~ We wish to express our thanks to
a. the neighbors and friends who so
% kindly assisted Us during. the sickness
" and death of our beloved sister and
l" aunt, and also to the friends and es.
- peciaIly to the Orleans telephone Op
IL orators and Ladies' Aid society of
~ BrownIngton for the beautiful flow
- ers.
Miss Lizzie Bryant,
mt Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Richardson
and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Truman Aiken
al and family,
<. Mrs G. w. Comstock-
and daughter,
at DR.. J. E. Bryant.
bgOWNINGTON CENTER.
;tb Mrs. Urbin Spencer IS gaining.
m. Harry Weeden has gone back t.
Morgan.
10. Andrew Lang is boarding with Mrs
'er Henry Weeden.
=, Mrs. Della Brown is boarding a
AZ Mrs. Weeden's.
RI Mrs. Ed. Gallup is in Barton carin.
for Mrs. Norris.
George Rice spent Sunday at his
,ar home in North Troy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Gray visited ii
,rt Charleston last week.
A daughter was born to Mr. ant
IN Mrs. Lincoln Campbell recently.
Mrs Truman Aiken is stopping will
in her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Bryant, for th.
present.
rg Edgar Wells. who has been suffer
ing with an abcess on his knee, is
much better.
lrg Carl Wells spent few days will
his sister, Mrs. Harry Dewing il
me Glover recently.
lst Thomas Smith has bought the good.
of Mrs. Della Brown and will contin
ue to run the store.