Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-24
BARTON LANDING.

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BARTON LANDING.
Dr. TOnguay has taken an Office in
Austin & JOslyn's building. and is meet
ing with professional success.
Gospel meetings viii be held altern-
atsly At the two churches in this village.
every night this week. beginning at the
NJ. E Church this Monday evening.
In our item on the new church, last
week. We spoke Of the gift Of the desk
and chairs BY the heirs Of Mrs Mary
Estey. 1t should have been stated that
they we're the gift Of Mrs. A. J. Day Of
Coventry. in memory Of Mrs Mary Es-
tey.
j. H. Brown viii resume control Of
his hotel Feb. l. Mr.. Cade surrendering
his lease Considerable interest is felt
in the project Of building new. suit
able and eOmmOdiOus hotel during the
coming summer. If this is not done,
Mr.. Brown viii make extensive repairs
on the old hotel.
BROENINGTON
l. Grow cut his foot badly last Mon
day.
A. C. JOslyn broke two or three ribs BY
an accident at AverilTs mill last We'd
nesiay.
C. D. Gilbert expects to buy a farm
in Barre, and VIII soon leave town.
Fred Alexander has bought the John
Marshall place Of J. Wilson. tor $1,000.
J. Trip and William TwOmbly are
trading farms Trip pays $500 for
q choice.
WHEREAs. In the dispensatiOn Of a
kind and unerring PrOvidenee. our EOr-
thy sister. Mrs. Mary Ripley. Is re-
moved BY death from our midst. there
fore.
RESOLVED, That. although we would
humbly submit in al things to the viii
Of our Divine Master. we feel to mourn the
loss Of kind and Obliging neighbor, a
true and affectiOnate friend. and loved
sister Of the order.
REsOLvER. That we sympathize with
the family and friends in their affection,
and commend them to the Author Of all
good for comfort and consolation.
REsOLyED, That Z copy Of these res.
Olutions be presented TO the family Of
the deceased. and be furnished the Mon.
ITOR. and the Express & STANDARD fol
publication.
J. NJ. WINsLow
MIS-. NJ. A. WINsLOw
Mrs NJ. J. GOINe.
Bloomington. Jan Is, 1876.
COTEBTRT.
Joseph WheelOck Is having a eancel
removed from his lip.
B. F. Tower has snapped his farm
for the farm Of Willie Niles, getting 81,
500 boot
some Of cur people propose = socia
party at the Coventry House next Thurs
day evening. the 9th inst. for the ben
EFT Of Mr.. 6. W. Cole. proprietor. il
appreciation Of his efforts to keep a frs
class hotel in our village Good nusi
viii be provided for those wishing L
dance. Our friends from neighbOrinl
towns are invited to come and have
first rate tame.
CRAFTSBURK.
Rev. A A. HOyt Of Waterbury. a
advent preacher, is holding meetings a
the NJ. E church, this week.
The Congregational society held thei
annual donation visit and oyster supper
for the benefit Of their pastor. Rev. J
BOardman. Tuesday evening. Jan 11tE
at the Academy hall Receipts Of Ii
evening. above expenses, fifty dollars
The many friends Of L A. WhitDe
viii be glad to know that he has decit
ed to remain IN Craftsbury at presen
he is a frst-class teacher in instrument
al music, and has large class eOmpO.
ed Of pupils from this and adjoinin
. towns
DERBY.
The citizens Of the Centre have bee
holding = series Of meetings the pa
week at the academy Hall
We understand there Is some talk
{ establishing citizens lyceum at Il
; Centre
e The ball at the Central House Ia
Wednesday evening was well attends
in spite Of the unfavOrable weather
= We understand that some Of the farm
] e-s in the west part Of the town a
J. talking ''Grangs-" quite seriously
I Mrs Barber. an old lady Of Ii
place. was quite seriously injured viii
+ coming out Of the meeting IN the acal
] euy Hail last Wednesday evening,
falling Of the steps
j GLOTER.
: Efforts are being made TO have q ter
4 Of school At the Institute. the CONN
e spring
> Orleans Grange Of this town has B
come = reality. Il has $50 in the trea
. NY. with no debts outstanding. besid
i Iii. Al nsher cranes n-nre-tr- =