Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-07-28
ALBANY

The M. E. parsonage is undergoing
some needed repairs.
Mrs. Ida JENNIE from Newport is
guest at r. M. Cowles'.
Mrs. Frank Chase has gone to
Pittsford for treatment.
Mrs. Archie Miles and son from
Walden are visiting at Mrs. A. j.
Miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Saunders and
Mrs. Honey visited in Hafdw1ck last
week.
Rev. and Mrs. Craig have gone to
South Boston where he is an assistant
pastor.
Miss Lizzie Wilcox from Portland,
Me-, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Char
lotte Chamberlin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Marsh from
Bloomington were guests at Loren
Marsh's last week.
Mrs. Elijah Stone attended the fu-
neral of her brother, James Salmon,
in Glover last Tuesday.
Mrs. Elmer Wallace from Water
town, Mass, is visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Dow.
Mrs. Mae Annis IS nursing in the
home of Andrew Currier where a lit
tie daughter was born July 10th.
Mrs. Helen Campbell has returned
one of Mrs. T. j. Newton's tenements
on Main street.
Mrs. J. E. Rowell and four children
from Waterville, Me-, are spending
some time with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. c. Rowell.
Mrs. R. NJ. C6wles entertained the
members of the Ladies club at her
home Friday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Goddard, former member.
J. B. Darling and Mrs. A. M. God
dard and daughter, Rebecca, from
Morrisville have been spending seve-
raj days with friends in this place.
Mrs. B. o. Sheldon and two chill
dren from Montpelier have been
spending the past week with the for
mer's grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
A. Searles.
A pastor, Mr. Maxwell, from Toron-
to, has been engaged to fill the vacan-
cy in the NJ. E. church until the ar
rival of a permanent one. His services
began Sunday, July %.
Again the death angel has lowered
over our village, until his arrow
pierced the heart of a mother, whose
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! on Friday, July 16. Myrtle Blanche
Eldridge, wife of Charles d. Stewart,
; was born in Albany February 8, 1876,
to Willard and Nina (George) FL
bridge, an only child. She married
on March 2, 1898, and has lived near
ly all her life in Albany. She attend
ed school in Albany and Craftsbury,
was a member of the NJ. z. church,
: and formerly with her husband was
81 ~ a
= was Just in middle life, A years old
and so much needed in her home
where she leaves widowed mother,
J Roland, Lola and Wayne, and one
! daughter, Mildred, Mrs. Raymond w.
: Fairman, of Springfield, Mass, be
, sides her husband whose business is
{ in Windsor, but he was with her the
last week of her life She has been
!, a great sufferer for several months,
her decline beginning in the autumn
q of last year. She has been as patient
as could be under the conditions and
: was conscious to within an hour OF
her death, making all of the arrange
- ments that she could. She was very
thoughtful for all. She was very
grateful for all the little kindnesses
shown her during her long illness
l. which no skill could overcome. Inc
funeral was held at the home on sun
day afternoon, Rev. G. ID. Pierce OF
Orleans officiating. There were many
relatives and friends in attendance
% There was an abundance of flowers a
the funeral. Especially we NOTES
flowers from the Ladies Aid of thu
church and from the grange. Burla
'r was in the village cemetery.
SOUTH ALBANY
w. F. Ames, who had bad attacl
af with his heart SATURDAY., is some bet
ter.
a Miss Esther Courser spent the lat
- ter part of the week with relatives Il
: Hardwick.
Mrs. Isabel Anderson of Marlboro
Mass, visited relatives and friend
of here last week.
Simeon Shields and son, Clark, o
" New York City is visiting his sister
~ Mrs. Clarence Uric.
We Mrs. Charles Porter has gone t
Greensboro to care for Mrs. Ina Lo
ok gan and little daughter.
Re Among those who have been i
" with the prevailing distemper are Nh
no and Mrs. George Powers and Mrs.
~ w. Ames.
ct Misses Bernice and Dorothy Mar
ut tin returned home Sunday afte
o., spending two weeks with relatives j
Underhill.-
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