Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1922-05-31

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fired. On returning to the hall the
company sat down to an excellent
dinner provided by the ladies of the
nj. +. church. The closing exercises
consisted of singing and recitations
py number of children with several
excellent selections by the town band
assisted by members of the Orleans
pand, under the leadership of G.. w.
Russell. Rev. A J. Ward acted as
| chairman and Rev. c.. A. Adams vavp
a most forceful and stimuIatinp ADJ
dress dealing with the splendid SER
| vice rendered by those present. rem
resentlng the army as well as en-
phaslzing the duty of all well dis
posed citizens to obey and enforce
the laws of the country. Altogether
tne Memorial day exercises for 1922
leave very pleasing memories anE
reflect credit on all those who assist
ed In carrying them to a successfuy
issue.
METHODIST CHURCH NOTES
Rev. A. j. Ward, pastor.
The Irasburg and Albany canps nj
NJ. w. OF A. will hold a memories
service In the M. E. church on Snn-
uay morning next at 1870 a. m. The
sermon Will be preached by Rev. a
.; C ward by request. All members
y! Inc community are cordially in
vlted to the service. At the close cf
the service the M. w. A. will marrh
TO the cemetery where they will CON
ouct memorial service.
ALBANY
Charles Winget and family vis;tea
IN Sherbrooke Saturday.
Mrs. Jennie Rogers from T;i++lo+on
~. H., is visiting at j. B. Dow's.
MRS. Mae Annis is nursing in the
nome OF Mr. Stevens in Glover.
wayne Sanders was home from his
work IN Boston over Memorial.
Eifle Miles is home for the summer
from her school at Irasburo
Mrs. Glenn Miles visited at Foster
Miles at Wells River a few davs last
week. SS last
Kenneth Newton and Lloyd Hack
att were home from Montpelier over
Decoration. N 0'ei
=. r.. Dow and N. A. Cutler have
lad independent telephones Installed
n their homes recently.
Jennie Barber from Sheffield has
'een spending a few days with her
sister, Bernice Barber.
Mrs. Alice Hitchcock from Trov Is
pending some time with her broth
r, j. A. Brown, who is i'll.
Several from this place attended
he graduating exercises at Nortb
Jraftsbury Friday evening.
: Mrs. Wood and little son from
Troy spent Decoration with her mar
'nts, Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walbridge from Cab
t visited their daughter, Elsie Wal
'rloge, at N. A. Cutters Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. M. Cowles attend
q the Knight Templar's Ascension
ay program at Barton Sunday aft
'rnoon.
Mrs. Websher and Mrs. Kimban
rom Newport spent the weekend
' gltn = their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Copeland.
Mrs. Clara Conant from Morris
1lie, who has been visiting her
rother, George Lawrence, has gone
Q Orleans to visit her sister. Mrs. T
3. Rogers.
The school in the Brown district
,nl present the "Coontown Min
treI," followed by the farce, "Coon-
own millionaire" at the M. w. A.
al FRIDAY evening, June I'd.
Iurnbull's creamery in this village
urned Saturday morning. The fire
,as SO lar advanced when discovered
1at 1t was impossible to save it. If
hoped that it will be rebuilt.
Ihe students who have been at
endlng Craftsbury academy are home
2r the summer vacation. Morris
!elson, Dan Lawrence and Bernard
ilfford were the graduates from this
lace.
Mrs. Lucy Reynolds passed awav
aturday evening at the home of her
aughter, Mrs. ID. H. Hackett. after
everal weeks illness. The funeral
as Monday at 1.30 at the home.
ev. Percy Newton officiating and
urlal IN the village cemetery.
ETHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH
NOTES
Rev. Percy Newton, Pastor
Sunday Services
Afternoon 200 o'clock.
Sunday school 800 o'clock.
Evening ZOO o'clock.
An invitation is given to all mem
ers OF the community to atterd
lese services.
SOUTH ALBANY
John A. Uric is putting a new high
i've into his barn.
Miss Guila Rowell of North Crafts
Try is home for the summer vaca-
On.
Ben Locke is doing the springs
ork on the farm belonging to the
)cke estate.
Merrill Page has returned from
lrilngton where he has been for
edical treatment.
Walter Uric injured his ankle one
y last week and has not been able
work for few days.
Several from this way were in
orth Craftsbury last week to attend
e exercises of commencement week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Matthews and
nily of Hardwick and Alfred Dan
s of Albany visited at Guy Cour-
RS Sunday.
G. w. Uric is going to build a new
'o-story house this summer. Fred
swton of Albany is to have charge.
ork has already begun and Peter
ellis of Craftsbury is helping to
I'VE the old house.