Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-02-28
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SOUTH ALBANY

SOUTH ALBANY
Mrs. W. C. Buckland is i'll with
the grip.
E. J. Douglass went to Hardwick
Thursday to work for time.
A. A. Webster was in Orleans
Thursday to attend meeting of the
r. F. D. carriers.
Miss Winnie Locke of Cra ftsbury
has been spending the past week with
Miss Jessie Kendrick.
Mrs. A. A.. Webster and children
visited her parents, Mr.. and Mrs E.
w. Keith. last Thursday.
Miss Brown. who has been working
at Richard Hendricks for few
weeks, has gone to her home in Cam
ada.
| Miss Jackson, who has been spend
| ing the winter with her sister. Mrs.
Buckland, has returned to her home
in Canada.
Death has again visited one of the
| homes of our community. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Graves died on Friday of
last week. Mr.. Graves. who has been
in failing health for a long time
suffered a shock Sunday night and
lived only a few days Mrs. Graves,
who has so faithfully cared for him
during his illness, was stricken with
bronchial pneumonia and she passed
away after an illness of about a
week. Funeral services were held at
the house on Tuesday at ten O'Clock.
A more extended account will ap-
pear later.
RRoWN,NcTON
Alva Day is at home from Lyndon.
Mrs. Willie Virgins is on the sick
list.
G. J. Gross started for California
Feb. Il.
Mrs. S. G. Marsh is visiting rela-
tives in st. AlbaBs.
Maynard Dutton has finished work.
ing for Fred Hunt.
David Johnson from Illinois is stop
ping at Geo. Burroughs for time
: Fred Marshall from Evansville took
charge of the C. E. meeting Sunday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grow recently
I. visited Mrs. Crows parents In Len.
nox7ille, Canada.
In spite of the storm ffty-eight ate
. tended the Ladies' Aid society meet
; ing at Charles Joslyn's Thursday.
Miss Bates from Bennington spoke
at the church Sunday afternoon
Miss Bates is working in the inter-
!. est of the G.. E. society.
: Mrs. Fred Hitchins spent several
z days last week in Morgan with her
O daughter, Mrs: Leon Lewis, who has
y been very sick but is now gaining
e BROWNINCToN CENTER.
}. Mrs. Joseph st. Peter, who has
y been critically i'll, is improving.
h Mrs. Charles st. Peter has gone to
a. Charleston to spend few weeks with
j. her parents.
VI ,',s. Mary Smith of Orleans is
;, sp.nding the week with her daughter,
" Mrs. Ola Lund.
- Horace WhitehiIl had a thumb quite
badly hurt one day last week by beng
oi caught between logs.
Mrs Ed. Gallup has returned home
from Barton, where she has been car
* ing for Mrs. Walter Norris.
" EVANSVILLE.
al III. Randall has been at home the
mn past two weeks.
Guy Hilliard is home from Hyde
lie Park for few days.
ed Mrs. VIM. King visited Y at Island
III Pond few days last week.
=, Alison Marshall and family has re
'he turned from their visit to Bradford.
or
~ Miss Hazel Alexander visited ,shel
ng cousin, Miss Wilson of Barton, las
'ed week
OF Mrs. E. A. Town and little daugh
ter Shirley of Newport have returne'
home.
ose nsvid Morrison, who has beel
of quite i'll the past week, IS able to b
ct. out again.
ate a. MI ~: ,+ ,a,,o-,
ov. davs last week at Rev. w. c. Chris
~ ~ ties at Island Pond.
ary Miss Mildred Monteith plans t
in visit her sister. Mrs. Bernie Wilson
IN in Underhill this week.
;n ;n Frank Marshall has taken the jol
IL of drawing the sand for the Pix
fer Manufacturing Company.
'ed Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Houston O
go. Derby visited at Mrs. Houston's par
ces ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Marshall
f., over Sunday.
old Rev. w. c. Christie stopped witt
n friends here over night on his wa
mo from Island Pond to Orleans to atten
leo the Preachers meeting at that place
alt Allison Marshall went to Bredfor,
IN Thursday to visit his sister Nellie
om His wife and children. who have beer
eb. visiting there several days, returne
at home with him Saturday.
If The Ladies' Aid society will Civ
tba their annual maple sugar social
of Thursday evening. Feb. 18th, at tn
q Mcdowell hall There will be liter