Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-10-13

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lgain.
Chandler, French & Co. are overrun
with orders at their factory.
Sam. G. Blake has new house nearly
finished, and rents the same to Rev. Mr..
Bates.
Rev. J. Spencer went to Morgan last
week to assist Rev. A. B. Blake in
revival meetings.
L. G. Simpson was attacked with
shock last Thursday; one side of the
whole body was paralyzed.
John G. Parker of Coaticook, P. O.,
has just erected nice granite monument
at the grave of his wife in the new viii
lage cemetery.
Lewis Hitchcock of Newport was fined
$685. last Tuesday, by Justice Job
Guild, for striking and kicking J. w.
Cassidy of Coventry.
All persons holding policies in the
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co. on
which there are assessments due, are re-
quested to call and settle the same with
A. G. Parker, agent.
BROWNINGTON.
George Bickford has moved into the
house with Michael Fay.
Please return that blue veil to the
church at the Center. The owner needs
it.
Willie True of Coventry is giving
lessons on the organ in this town and
the north part of Barton.
John Bartlett has purchased new
single mill and will soon be arranged
for making excellent single.
A class meeting has been started at
the Center. Charles Wheeler, leader.
Meetings on Tuesday evening.
Rev. Mr.. Stiles, formerly of the Bap-
fist church in this town, will preach in
the church at the Center next Sunday,
morning and afternoon.
The fall term of school in district No..
s, taught by Miss Lila Judkins, of
Barton. closed on the 10th inst. The
term has been profitable.
Sol. Robinson has got sick of married
life and gone back to live with his ma.
-Rumor says Fred Smith is married.
How is it Fred? Speak out and let the
worst be know. ere
CRAFTSBURY.. 81 s. ~
Amasa Scott finished his haying-the
third crop-October 9TH.
Mrs. Chas. Chamberlin, who has been
suffering from disease of late, has gone
to Saratoga to spend few weeks.
Remember that Mrs. B. +. Twiss sell
a piece of land, lying in the west par
of the town, at auction, on WEDNESDAY
of this week.
The buildings belonging to Jack vii
liams were burned on Thursday night
The fire originated in the barn and wa
caused by the tipping over of kerosen
lantern.
Roswell Chamberlin has an apple tire
of the Alexander variety that bore th
present year quite a large number c
apples that weighed from 10 to
ounces each.
Rev. Jos. Boardman has moved int
the house lately donated to the churc
for a parsonage by Rev. Jacob Looms
Sidney Lyon moves into the old pa
sonage house.
Rev. Mason Dutton of Lebanon, N. H
who is spending short vacation wit
his father, Deacon Dutton, occupied Il
Congregational pulpit last Sabbath, wit
great acceptance.
William Chamberlin has let his far
for term Of years to Charles Robin
and intends to go to Des Moines, low
, where he will engage in the mercanti
business. The town will lose some e
cellcnt citizens if Mr.. Chamberlin's fol
60 away.
The academy has reached the end
the first half of prosperous term. II
b students have organized lyceum,
first meeting of which will occur ne
. Wednesday evening The unfnish
state of the building prevented an earl
:, organization.
Rev. P. M. Frost and wife of Spril
!. field, Vt, who have been stopping W
a Rev. A. NJ. Wheeler for few wee
met with severe carriage accident
: the parsonage yard by the breaking
) the harness, on Wednesday last, VIII
:. will compel them to remain for SO
u time. Mrs. Frost was badly hurt.
e, The death of Mrs. Celestia With
r, wife of Mr.. James Whitney, the tc
De singer SO we'll known in Orleans cour
in occurred on the 18th of Sept. The