Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-03-17
ALBANY

ALBANY
DIR. A. M. Goddard and son, Mar
vim. were visitors here Tuesday.
Mrs Price of ST. Johnsbury is Wis
;+ino bar sister. Mrs. Irwin Davis.
Henry Mills, whose sickness was
reported last week, has not improved
/ in health.
Mrs Burt's sister, Mrs. Shields,
ro+,1rned to her home in Ashland, N.
H., March 9Th.
Andrew Rogers and Robert. San
dars of Newport were visitors in Al
bany Monday.
Mrs. ]. D. Kelley had the misfor--
time to have a felon develop on her
finger recently.
Mr.. Craig was unable to meet his
South Albany appointment Sunday
on account of the bad roads.
Mrs. Raymond Fairman mildred
Stewart) is at present caring for her
mother, Mrs. Charles Stewart, VINO is
i'll.
The Craftsbury academy students
have returned to school after a vaca-
outbreak of influenza in Craftsbury.
ton of two weeks on account OF an
Mr.. LeCroix, owner of the Hayden
farm on the Craftsbury road, made a
business trip to Albany recently. He
is lumber dealer in Canada and en-
ploys a man to run his farm here.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs;
10. A. Leach of Wahpeton, N. D., will
he interested to learn of the gift to
that city of new and modern pubic
library by Mr.. and Mrs. Leach. The
citizens of the city appreciate the gift
to such an extent that they have
manned the new building, "The Leach
Public Library"
A very pretty wedding was solem-
nized by the Rev. D. E. Trout in the
Universalist parsonage, Brattleboro.
on March Sth, when Miss Mildred
/ Stewart, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
! Charles Stewart of this place, and
IlRaymond Wilder Fairman of Vernon
were united in marriage. The merry
lyoung couple took short honey moon
trip to Springfield, Mass. The brides
wedding dress was made of blue
georgette with delicate embroidery
trimming.
ME- 4hOoAO1 III &NO AIAo'
W. E. Craig, Pastor
Sunday morning service, 1920
Subject, "The Call of the World tC
the Young Life"
Bible school, 11.30 a. m.
Epworth League Sunday evening
at z O'Clock. Leader, Mrs. j. d. Kel
S,,h
of Christ"
SOUTH ALBANY
Mrs. Belle Rowell, who has been i'll
is some better.
Mrs. Fisher of West Burke is keep
ing house for Will Courser.
| Harry Locke has gone to West
Glover to work in the mill.
The village school, taught by Mrs
Clyde Anderson, closed Saturday.
Mrs. Charles Porter has been il
Glover hepling care for the sick one
at Geo. Anderson's. so o1
/ Guy Courser, with several men, ha
been tearing down the barn h,
bought ON the Calderwood place.
Carroll Vance has been quite II
3 with the grip, but is some better
Maynard has also had hard cold.
Miss Edna Basford, who has beer
keeping house for Mrs. Clyde lAnder
son, has finished there and will worl
/ for Mrs. Milton Lyman. re
: Be sure to attend the special ser
|, vice in the M. E. church Sunday af
q ternoon at 1.15. Pastors theme, 9Th
Place of the Parents in the Child
: Lie Lie. sG90 sGsCTJEJ 1u0
: Word has been received from Do
: Courser of Saratoga, Wyoming, tina
:, he has been very ill with infiuenz
: since his return home, but he wa
), gaining slowly. chr rIfI2JiL bE
/, NEWPORT PERSONALS ffef
Mrs. H. O.. Joyall is i'll with grip.
s t. Mrs. A. w. Simons is sick.
d Mrs. Carlton Mckee is i'll with tn
mumps.
), William Blodgett has been sic
e this week. p
Mrs. Werner of Montreal was Il
: town Thursday
Mrs. O. W. Creaser is visiting a
ther old home in RandOlphs =