Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-09-09
ALL THE ALBANYS


Glover were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Uric one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Young and chill
dren, Virginia and George, and Mrs.
Julia Young of Craftsbury spent
Thursday at Mrs. Andrew Graham's.
A shadow of gloom passed over the
community Thursday when it was
learned that Mrs. Frank Eldridge had
passed away after few days illness
with that dread disease, infantile
paralysis. She was woman loved and |
respected by all and the home will be
so lonely with two dear ones gone.
To the husband in his great bereave-
whole community.
0ntended for last week.
Winnie Patterson is visiting at Clyde
Anderson's.
w. Graham has returned to
Auburndale, Mass,
Edward Conner has finished work
for o. H. Anderson.
Will and Alvah Miller are going to
Randolph to attend school.
Walter Anderson's little son, Cor
don. is very i'll with paralysis.
Mrs. Rowena Arthur spent a day
last week with Mrs. Belle Rowell.
! F. G. Graham and A. R. Hale visited
the asbestos mines at Eden Monday.
Mrs. C. H. Porter has returned from
a visit to her son. Chester Anderson.
Mr.. Metcalf and family Of Irasburg
| were the guests of Will Courser.
recently.
/ Mrs. S. T. Vance of West Glover
visited Mrs. o. E. Rowell last week
{ Tuesday.
Mrs. George Stone and daughter. of
Brownington were recent visitors at j.
G. Martins.
Mrs. Martin who has been the guest
of Mrs. C. R: Vance has returned to
| her home in Canada.
Misses Kate and Nellie Marlowe of
East Albany spent day with Mrs.
Will Courser recently.
Miss Lucy Mccarthy gave an inter-
esting talk Tuesday at the u. P.
church, East Craftsbury, on the Holy
Land.
Mrs. Guy Carr and daughter, Ruth,
of Manchester, N. H., has been visit.
ing her nephews, o. E. Rowell and c.
R. Vance.
F. ]. Graham and A. R. Hale spent
two days at Coventry fishing anc
brought back fine catch of pickere
and perch.
Mrs. Sarah Anderson and Mrs. Mauc
Locke entertained several friends Wed
nesday afternoon and evening. Those
present beside Mrs. Anderson, Mrs
Locke and o. Fl. Anderson were Nina
Theda and Foster Anderson of Brattle
boro, Mrs. Hale, Stuart Hale and Edns
Hale formerly of Springfield, Mass.
Thos. Mccarthy, Misses Isabelle anC
! Lucy Mccarthy, Misses Amy and Kath
crime Pickett all of Boston. Mrs
Guy Carr and Miss Ruth Carr O.
Manchester, N. H.. Mrs. Andrew Ora
ham and Mr.. and Mrs. o. E. RoweI
and Edna and Everett Rowell. Games
and music helped to pass away tn,
= time and Miss Ruth Carr read severa
selections in very acceptable manner
Mrs Locke wishes in this way t,
> thank those of her guests who wer,
responsible for the beautiful gift sh,
t received at this time.
I EAST ALBANY
Qntended for last week.
I Wesley Goad and family have gon,
l to Hardwick village to live
Mrs. George Harlow recently mad
Edward Dipgman's people short visit
! John Cummings recently spent
week at Iberville, P. o.. visiting hi
. sister.
Mrs Uriah Dingsnan has gone t
Wolcott to spend few days visitin.
| friends.
Sadie Longe who is attending schoo
at Lyndon Institute recently spent
! week at home.
Mrs. Muri!la Butler, who has bee
staying a few weeks with her grand
7 daughter at Whiteheld N. H., has re
5 turned home.
Walter and Alice Hughes have gon
! to Craftsbury Common with the inten
ton of attending the fall term O
school at the academy.
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