Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1920-05-19

THE MONITOR, MAY 10. 1920
lSabbath NAV be desecrated in some
localities but in Albany Sunday base |
Iball and other public sports held on
Sunday are strictly prohibited as
much by public opinion as by law.
EAST ALBANY
| Mrs. John Morley, Jr.,- is quite Ill.
| John Mullaney lost valuable
horse recently.
Wilfred Blanchard is working for
! lMr. Phoenix in Craftsbury.
Supt. C. l.. Erwin visited schools
here the first of the week.
E. C. Skinner and family of Or
leans visited at M. J. Morieys FRIDAY.
i Mrs. P. w. Kilgallen and son, Will,
spent Thursday at the Lolac Oh Johii
Morley, Jr.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. E. Durkin spent
| a few days the last of the week with
: his sisters in Barton.
: Fred Daniels has been having his
milking machine inspected by an ex-
pert from New York City.
Miss Hazel Heath was home the
entire week, her school having been
closed on account of an epidemic
Our new road machine has arrived
. and it already looks as if we were go
ing to have some good roads this
summer.
Roland LaFont, who has been
spending the week with his friend,
, Carl Story, in Chelsea, Mass, and
with friends in Boston, returned home
!. Saturday.
} SOUTH ALBANY
Ernest Cutler of Canada has been
visiting his sister, Mrs. R. w. Ames.
Mrs. Will Harvey came last week
|. to care for her aunt, Miss Jane Har-
/, vey.
: Clarence Wilson has purchased the
~ Herman Hinckley farm and takes
: possession next week.
: W. ] Graham of Auburndale,
i Mass, spent the weekend at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Agnes Ora
S ham.
Mr.. and Mrss John Conner were in
u Barton Thursday to see their daugh-
: ter, Mrs. Ellen Anderson. She is
= gaining slowly.
/ GREENSBORO
= Miss Hutchins of Hardwick is clerk.
. ing for A. B. Cuthbertson.
"a c. z. Hamblet of Barton was 6
= business visitor in town Friday.
t John King and family of Burk,
lie have been visiting relatives in towr
j. for few days.
" Mrs. Kate Cook and Mrs Anna
y Miller have gone to live with Mr.. anS
&c Mrs. p. v. Allen.
Irwin Hull has bought Hiram Jor
~ dams farm and stock for $1,000, ant
al taken possession.
81 William Rollins was called to Gov
d entry the first of last week to attend
g the funeral of friend.
s. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dana of Lyn
ri donville visited Mrs. Dana's parents
81 Mrs. L. w. Harrison Sunday.
q Henry Miller has sold his farm tt
Il Homer Harrison for $4,000 and takeI
u Homer's house in the village and viii
81 soon move there.
y Jabez Pinney of Denver, Col, wht
IS has been visiting at A. z. Jackson's
r. went to Morrisville Saturday and viii
81 soon return to~Colorado.
81 Two more of our summer residents
81 have passed over the border within tn,
q lpast week. Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Tt
81 cheout who lost their lives in an auto
ID mobile accident at Ferrisburg, wer
q known here.
e At the Republican caucus Satur
81 day evening, DR.. F. G. Kinney AM
d A. E. Jackson were elected delegate
g to the state convention and Georg
Il Porter and A. B. Debrune were ap
u pointed as alterHates.
81 / wish to thank the many friend
~ who so kindly remembered me witt
81 the sunshine bag and flowers. 1t vii
b mean sunshine for SO many days am
81 am very grateful to all.
ID Mrs. Frank LaMonda.
ri The Village Improvement societ,
q adjourned their regular meeting las
- Tuesday evening until Friday even
ii ing, May 21st at the chapel OF tn
e Congregational church, at which tim
81 it is hoped there will be good at
ID tendance.
Is GREENSBORO BEND
b Lloyd Batchelder is gaining slowl.
s. from his serious illness.
81 Mrs. Agnes Witt is spending fey
@ days with her son in Orleans.
81 Mrs. Elmer Wilmerson has bee
q spending few days at Ed. Aliens.
b Richard Allen has moved his famil
81 into the Barney Vallancourt house.
81 Mrs. Mabel Morse is spending