Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1913-01-22

urday but is better at this writing.
Trefey LeClair has finished for
Aaron Annis and is driving team now.
Frank Sheldon, wh.o is taking charge
of mill at Gallup's Mills, was home
over Sunday.
H. j. Kimball has hired out to the
Ritchie Brothers. at Greensboro as
board sawyer.
Miss Blanche Connor of Lyn1onville
visited over Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
O. C. Abbott
Mrs. Jane Duke has finished for Mrs
w. T. Brooks and is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ezra Drown.
A successful school finished Friday
with Frank Corley as teacher He
goes to u. V. M. this week.
ALBANY
Clyde THOMPSON was home from
CRANKY over Sunday
Hazel Davis is at home from her
work at South Albat :.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Clayton Baldwin Wednesday.
Elias Searles and Charles Stewart are
working on the creamery at Irasburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Davis are Wis
iting in Massachusetts and Connects
cut.
Mrs. Fred Fletcher is caring for
John Griffith's baby as both parents
are very i'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kelley of VOL
cott were in town last week to see his
sister, Mrs. Mary Pierce.
Mrs. Eta Way, who has been spend
& several weeks in this vicinity, has
returned to her home in Bradford.
The next number of the lecture
course will be given by the Phy]lisian
Entertainers Saturday evening, Jan.
25.
A four year old daughter of Sam
Gonyeau recently had two fingers sew
cred from the right hand with an axe
in the hands of little brother
A N. Vance and Mrs Helen Camp
bell went to Oxford, N. H.. the last
OF the week to attend the funeral of
their sister, Mrs. w. R. Ba .nes.
Maple Valley Grange, No. $50, will
have public installation of officers
fol. owed by an oyster supper, Friday
night, Jan. "a. The installing officer
will be G. w. Richford, District Depty.
Ladies of the grange are requested, tC
bring cake.
Wordswas received Thursday of the
death of Mrs. w. Z. Barnes of Ok
ford, N. H., after an illness of about
| L,
was the daughter of Stephen Vance
late of Albany and was born in this
place and lived here until her mar
riage to DIR. w. R. Barnes.
NORTH CRAFISBURY
I Miss Hazel Davis is working at vii
Farr's.
/ Geo. Chase has been on the sick lis
the past week.
Little Mildred Cochran is boarding
at G. B. Goes.
Miss Mary Rich has returned to he
home in New York.
= Mrs. Ella Ellis is visiting at Victo
Gilbert's a few days.
Geo. Thayer visited his people g
Waterbury last week.
Jess Farr has returned from Masss
chusetts, where he has been working.
The Ladies' Aid society of Collin:
vile met with Mrs. VIII Ryan Satul
day.
E. T. Wheeler was in Wolcott Wee
nesday to attend the funeral of job
Leckner.
Miss Bessie Silver has fnishe
school and returned to her home
Greensboro.
Rev E. R. Gordon attended tf
meeting of the Council of Congreg;
, tiOnal churches of Orleans county hel
t in Newport this week.
Last week Thursday and Frida,
) Ernest keeler worked to the spec
limit. making 122 sap buckets in si1
teen hours. Fifty buckets in a day {
, ten hours is regarded as a fair day
work.
The next number of the Lectur
course will be lecture on Wednesda
, evening. January 20, at the Presby
, terian church. East Craftsbury.
will be given by Thomas P. Byrnes {
Erie, pennsylvania.
, News has reached US of the death {
| little Hastings Cass. Much sympath
is expressed for Julia Hastings Cass
having lost by death her husband
mother and three children in less tha
} four years and her father is in ver
! poor health at this time.
One of the State Travelling Libraris
is now at the academy library and th
!. fifty hooks which it contains are fre
: to any persons of the town who desir
to take them out and read them Mis-
Mary Dustan acts as librarian an
the library is open on Thursda
afternoons from 80 to 3 80 Fac
week there will be found in thes
items brief review Of one or two {
the books There are hooks for adults
. young people and for very young chi
dren who are too young to read. A
! interesting and exciting book for bot
: old and young is ''The Battle of ii
Bears" by E. r. Young. 1t is sto,
;; of life in the northland: Inds
4 Il IL 4.