Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-05-25
EAST Albany

EAST Albany
Martin Simon Of Wheelock called
on friends here Sunday.
Friends Of Mrs. Francis Mckay are
glad to learn that she is gaining.
Miss Josephine. Centebar of New
port visited her parents over the week
end.
Fred Simon of Maplewood, N. J.,
spent the weekend with his parents
here.
Misses Simmons and Lambray
from the Danville training class Wis
tied the Center and Merrill's Corner
schools Friday.
Maurice Devereaux-- was thrown
from horses back recently and
slightly injured.
John I. Simon, who has been suffer-
ing with anaemia for the past few
weeks, is gaining slowly.
Mrs. L. j. Beauregard and Miss
Lorraine have been spending a few
days with the formers parents.
Mrs. Mary Robinson and Mrs. Nell
vim Gray of. Walden visited at Walter
Kennison's the last of the week.
Miss Della Lacross of Charleston
and Harold ingalls, Of this place were
married Tuesday. Congratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Marsh of
Chelsea, Mass, and Mrs. Maude Mel
son of Greensboro visited at A. II.
Daniels Monday.
The Vance and East Albany schools
will unite for their Pre-Memorial ex-
Iercises at the East Albany school
Thursday evening. Ladies please bring
boxes.
| Miss Gertrude Clark attended the
county spelling contest in Newpori
Saturday. Everett Chase, one of her
pupils, was one of the Representatives
from this town.
A reception was rendered Mr.. and
Mrs. Perley Wells at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E. G. Wells Thursday even.
ing. A very pleasant evening" was
the report of all who attended.
SOUTH ALBANY
| METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Rev. Percy Newton, Pastor.
Sunday school 1 o'clock.
:, Service 1.30 o'clock. ,a
i All members of the community will
t be welcomed to the services. II ~.
BROWNTNGTON
Mrs. Ed. Bernard is not as well. ,
) Little Phyllis Reed, who has, beer
quite sick, is better.
Mrs. Russell has returned to he
home in ST. Johnsbury.
Mrs. Alma Ranney called on he
grandmother, Mrs. Church, recently
Harold Ingalls, of Albany and Mis-
t Della LacOss were married last Tues
: day.
Frank Caron, from Rumford, Me
!, visited his brother, Ed. Caron, las
), Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. o. A. Grow visite
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Lewis in Nor
: gan recently.
Miss Katherine Canning has com
home to stay with her mother, VIII
:; is not as WELL, 's''
Stanley Marsh has returned hom
from visiting several weeks and j
:. carrying on the farm.
Il Roy Newton was in town to see hi
father, Fred Newton, and brother
: Glen Newton, recently. "2
n q Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Mason spen
IS Saturday and Sunday at the home g
e her father, Mr.. Cassevant. ages
%z Mr.. and Mrs. W.. Stone and M,
and Mrs. Loren Marsh and childre
went to Greensboro Bend Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Powers, M
J. and Mrs. Evans Powell and Mrs. File
l. cher visited Mrs. Adeline Church OF
day recently.
# The school in district No. / had
~ very good club meeting last wee
There were about As present. M
Bacon gave talk to the childre
1T Cake, doughnuts and coffee WEI
=. served.
Miss Lydia Potter will meet til
n ladies in the interest OF, dress form
"a Friday, May 9th, at the Ladies' Al
rooms in the afternoon. All come an
:, hiring someone with you. Refresl
u ments will be served.
WILLOUGHBY
It w. w. Waterman of Litt1eton,
4, H., and j. B. Waterman of Lyndon
vile visited their father, JOS. E. Wa
, terman, last week. -
!. Joseph Waterman is improving hi
buildings by putting on veranda an
doing other repairing. Lester Stew
s art is working for him.
y In addition to the wife and daugE
ter left by Robert Waterman, as mer
) his death, he leaves two brother.
n Freeman Waterman, of Hardwicl
s. and Jos. E., Waterman, of Willoughby
also one sister, Mrs. Charlie Stearn
:, of Barton, besides nephews, and niece'
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