Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1912-03-27
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ties and churches ay have free ex-
change service by buying phones and
installing them. A committee was
elected to fur ther the interests of the
ers to organize similar mutual COM
panies and connect with US.
The following clipping from the
Attleboro Sun of March 10. will be of
interest to the friends of Miss Grey
here. She spent several weeks at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Gilmour
last fall. miss Lula A. Grey has
been appointed assistant clerk of the
district court and has entered upon
her new duties. She will be assistant
to Edwin F. Thayer and will be locat-
ed in the court house oD North Main
street as soon as it is occupied. This
morning Miss Grey acted as clerk Of
court in the absence Of Mr.. Thayer
and transacted the usual business
The Woman's Literary club held its
meeting with Miss Marian Currier
Wednesday evening. Twenty men,
bers and eight visitors were present.
After roll call upon American COM
posers, and letters from the State
Federation read by the president, the
following musical program was CIV
en-. Piano solo. "Rose Petals" MISS
Rosebrook song, "And u Mrs.
Stannard; whistling solo. Miss Wheel
er; song, "FloriaD's Song" Mrs.
Robinson piano solo. MELODY of
Love-" Mrs. Baldwin: song. "Three
Little Chestnuts," Mrs. Lang; song.
Don't You Mind the Sorrows, Mrs.
Wright: after adjournment the club
| joined in singing college songs.
Al BANY.
Dana Haekett beiled-in 200 pals of
! sap last week.
j. A. Brown was home from New
port over Sunday.
Father E. s. Cray called on friends
| in this part of the town last week.
Charles Day has moved into the
house which he purchased of S. E.
Norris.
John, George and Nellie Richard
son are sick with tonsilitis at DR..
Goddard's.
Lucius Brown is working for Ar
Charles Smith.
Fred Newton was at North Crafts
bury last week repairing Miss Flora
Hadley's house.
The grange voted last week to meet
for choir rehearsal once in two weeks
with Gladys Brown.
Chloe Kelley has finished her school
in the Lowell district and returned to
her home in Lowell.
The students from here who a re at
tending school at Craftsbury are
home for weeks vacation.
Mrs. Chasse and daughter of North
|, Craftsbury were guests of Mrs. Fred
Newton last Thursday and Friday.
Clayton Baldwin's barn burned
early Monday morning. The stock
was all saved but some pigs. Loss
partly covered by insurance.
Charles Stewarts house came near
heing destroyed by fire last week but
tn ire was discovered and extin-
guished before much damage was
a done.
Mrs. Candace Bush, who has been
! assisting in the care of her sister,
Mrs. T. J. Wallace. for several weeks,
has returned to her home in Spring
field, Mass.
8 SOUTH ALBANY
. J. Uric was in Newport last Tues
: day.
school at North Craftsbury are hav.
d ing a weeks vacation.
- Mrs. Fred Chase of Craftshury
spent Thursday with her parents, Mr..
,, and Mrs. A. C. Williams.
Miss Ellen King of Passumps1c has
been spe nding some time with her
: aunt, Mrs. M. B. Anderson.
J. Miss Maud Findlay has finished
work for Mrs. Clarence Uric and gone
n to her home. Miss Nellie Dewing
\ takes her place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Slack and
= daughter Barbara of Newport Center
n have been visitors at A. A Wehster's
h the past week. Miss Barbara was
+ taken i'll with the mumps Saturday.
A fire which came near proving
: disastrous. recently caught upstairs
near the stovepipe in the home of
Geo. Calderwood. But for the timely
help of the neighbors the house would
y have burned. Quite little damage
was done by :he fire and water.
Y Miss Grabam's music class were in
vited to give a recital at the home of
e Mr.. and Mrs. James Uric Thursday
t afternoon. Owing to the inclemency
t of the weather the attendance was
! small. Refreshments were served.
{ A pleasant time was enjoyed by all.
COVENTRY.
Mrs. James Chapman remains very
ill.
Charles Niles is very sick with
: pneumonia.
s Mrs. j. P. Wheelock is quite i'll at
this M urifinn