Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1914-06-03

| ooiIION IIlc I1OIS0 was
badly cut and probably permanently
injured and much damage to the wagon
and harness was done. The young
men are looking up the number of the
machine and the parties in the car will
be asked to settle. We believe in
automobiles, but teams must still be
given their rights and if the accident
was unavoidable, we don't understand
why the car didn't stop to see how
badly the men were injured and offer
their assistance.
EAST ALBANY
Miss Julia Simon has gone to DR..
Goddard's to do homework.
Rev. FIR. Griffin made short visit at
, St yohnsbury during the past week.
Elmer Mathews of Hardwick visited
at Alfred Daniels during the first of
the week.
John Durkin. who is working on a
farm for John Buckley at Wheelock.
made his father short visit recently.
Fred Hughes, who recently graduated
at Tufts college in Boston in dentistry,
is home at present to make a short
visit.
Quite number of people from this
part of town attended the Memorial
exercises, and all reported very en-
joyable time.
his parents for a short time, has
returned to Newark, N. j.. where he
has a fine job for the season.
SOUTH ALBANY.
James Martin and family spent Sum
day in Albany.
James Marin of Barton called on
friends here last week.
w. O. Harvey of st. Johnsbury spent
several days at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Courser are enter
tanning his brother and wife of Haver-
hill.
W. D. Whittemore. who has sbeen
confined to his bed for several weeks,
!; is failing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Shields of New
York City were recent visitors at c..
w. Urie's.
, Mrs. w. w. Williams of Barton has
: been spending the past two weeks with
her daughter. Mrs. M. B. Anderson.
: ter have been visiting her mother,
Mrs. Henry Magoon the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Hanson OF
,, Barton were entertained at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. o. M. Rowell owe,
Sunday.
The village school taught by Miss
Goldie Davis. and the school in the
Seaver district, taught by Miss Ruth
! Heidger, united in holding their pre-
a a Memorial exercises here Friday after
y noon. About Is visitors were presen
{ and listened to the varied and interest
- ing program. Remarks by Thomas
Marnock of Glover and the Rev. Mr.
. Garvin of East Craftsbury were yer!
. much enjoyed. The schoolroom wa
= prettily and tastefully trimmed witt
:, :, the patriotic colors. At the conclusion
4 of the program the children marche,
to the cemetery to decorate the graves
II BROWNINGTON
k Lewis Kahlstron spent Sunday a
IS home.
~ Florence Kelley was quite sick las
y week.
n Victor Loveland is moving into tn
Id stone house.
y Mrs. Anne Cummings is having he
in house painted.
n, ~ Miss Marjorie Young spent Saturda
N and Sunday at home.
~ Mrs. Calvin Wilson was severe]
Sc bitten by their dog last week.
u Mrs. D. w. Hildreth of Newport
h. visiting her sister, Mrs. J. B. Flint.
h Helen Dutton is working in Fletcl
or er's post card department at Orleans.
~ Prof. Deuel., Orleans county advise
was business visitor in town Monda
1t L. T. Grow spent several days r
all Gently with his sbrother in St. John
av bury.
he Miss Dorothea Spear of Newpo
1er was the guest Of Marjorie Young ov
IS: Sunday.
ut Miss Alberta Crane of SomervilI
,ar Mass, visited her aunt, Mrs. E.
on Kelley, Sunday.
nd Henry Newton has returned
Lyndon. Ruth and Roy Newton spe
r.. Sunday at home.
ed Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Dutton visit
to their daughter, Mrs. Theron Adam
~ IN LEROY SATURDAY.
"a. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Regain and s.
he visited Mr.. Regan's parents IN Nor
r a Troy over Saturday and Sunday.
tho Mrs. Roscoe Dutton and children a
~. Mrs. G. E. Newton and daughter Wis
ore ed friends in West Derby the last
ger the week.
on' The school at the village held app
pirate exercises Memorial day aft
i've which they marched to the cemete
at and decorated the graves. Several
mar the old soldiers marched with t
of children.
Fhe BROWNINGTON CENTER
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