Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1919-05-14
ALL THE ALBANTS
ALBANY

ALBANY
MAY Annis is nursing IN Glover.
The Ladies club met with Mrs
Charles Winget last week.
Mrs. Mary Locke visited her broth
er, A c. Cheney. last week
Roy Long has purchased Tom
Dunn's farm and taken possession
George Copeland Of Montgomery
spent few days last week IN town
Leon Ferry of New York Is visit
ing his sister, Mrs, Alma WHITE
more.
Medore Browe has purchased the
Johnson farm and viii take posses
sion Immediately.
Mildred Lafiam Of ST. Johnsoury IS
spending some time with her MOTH
er, Mrs Ida Munson.
A farewell reception was given Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Dunn by the nelgnoors
and friends Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Campbell are
stopping at s. A. Searles ana Nj.
Campbell will work II the mill Tor L.
B. Searles.
Mrs. J. B. Dow and daughter have
been spending q week with mrs.
Dow's daughter, Mrs. Elmer wallace
in Cambridge, Mass.
Howard Twiss. who has been
spending several months with his
uncle. ". P. Gowen, has returned TO
his home in Bristol. Conn.
Mrs. Maud Vance and son, Maurice;
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Miles and
daughter, Ella. were visitors at Dr.
Goddard's in Norrlsville Wednesday
Of last week.
John Tenney, who IS just returned
from overseas. has been visiting ms
father. F. ". Terney. and has now
gone TO Boston q foreman IN the
store where he was employed before
enlistment.
About so neighbors and friends Of
John Priest gathered al the home Of
his mother 10 welcome him back
from overseas Wednesday evening.
Il was a very pleasant occasion and
all had q merry time.
The remains Of Manuel Bailey Of
Stowe were brought mere Thursday
and placed IN the age cemetery.
He had resided in this town many
years. 4 large number Of friends
from Stowe ana other -1Hr were here
10 attend the hur-a. service. Her
death was caused by all from
staging on a building where he was
working.
As the years 90 on. now often we
are called 10 give Up TO eternity those
we love so WEI, and often those We
had not thought 70 lose.
Josephine Han Vance was one Of
nine children born Nov II. 1861. to
Stephen and Mara ,HaLD Vance. She
was born and brought up on q farm
in Albany, helpel 10 educate herself,
school In Montpelier and
taking music, which was one of her
delights. She also studied music in
Boston and fitted herself for teach
er. She returned to Albany and
taught both common school and mu-
sic and for several years was organ
lst Of the Methodist church. She met
and married DR.. Edward H Bushnell.
son Of a Methodist divine. and they
settled al Jacksonville. where they
remained quite q number Of years.
but have been in Quincy, Mas, many
years.
We read. two women shall be
grinding. the one shall be taken. the
other left" The angel Of death says.
Come, the Master hath need of
thee" and so il was the sad news
came. On the day Of the great pa
rade IN Boston, April 25th, the doctor
having been in the service. and dis
only about three weeks. went
INTO the city for the celebration. Josie
and her daughter, who is q teacher of
art IN Quincy high school. were hav-
ing quiet time al home. She had
been reading aloud, and q little past
noon she went 10 another room IN see
about lunch put returned soon saw