Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-02-02
ALBANX. .

William Hayden has let his farm TO
Mr.. Perkins from Lowell.
At the donation at the M. E. church
last Wednesday evening. $105 was reali-
zed.
CARD.-The undersigned desire to &C
knowledge, and return thanks for the
generosity of their kind friends at AL
bany. On the eve of Jan. 28th, they
assembled at the NJ. E. church and filled
the heart Of their pastor and his wife to
overlooking, and left as result, Sl05
cash, thus giving evidence of kind hearts
and giving hand. Dear friends accept
our sincere thanks.
S. S. BRIGHAM.
ANNIE E. BRIGHAM.
Rev. @. d. r. Meacham of Stoneham,
Mass, delivered an illustrated lecture
in the Cong. church last Thursday even
ing, subject, ARABS at Home" Mr..
Meacham has travelled extensively in
the Eastern countries. and seen the re-
alties which his pictures represent. He
is well posted and has happy way of
saying good things.
We are always glad to see our young
people approaching the stage of action,
in business like and creditable way.
We notice that Miss Myra Cowles,
daughter of Madison Cowles, whose age,
fifteen years, barely admitted her to the
class, has just graduated with honors,
from the first course of the johnson State
Normal School.
V. A. Hood seems to be rather un-
fortunate of late, few weeks ago he
cut one of his feet so severely that he
cannot yet wear his own boot, and one
day last week he made an ugly wound
in one of his knees, with the corner Of
a broad ak. DR.. Horace Way sewed up
the wound. The question now is, what
will Amburgh do next?
The Albany COrnet Band, assisted by
friends. will give concert at J. B. Oar
ling's Hall on Wednesday evening, Feb.
IL, commencing at l-2 o'clock. The
programme will consist of music by the
band cornet solos, songs, recitations, a
drama entitled "Odds with the Enc
N.Y." etc. Street concert at l2 o'clock
Proceeds 60 to purchase instruments.
Come one and all, great and small, and
hear us yawl.
BARTON.
February came in with snap.
The days have heightened 62 minutes
since Dec. 2lst.
Dennis Sabln is very sick and is moi
liable to recover.
Read the advertisement of Mr.. S. A
Smith, who offer farm and other rea
estate for sale.
Christian Workers from Bloomington
Center, will hold a religious meeting a
the Heath school house next Wednesday
evening.
Rev. Annette J. Shaw will preach
next Sunday, from the subject "Wha
do Universalists believe, and why d.
they preach to"
Hurry up if you expect to get tina
subscription in IN Advance We are
waiting little for those who are neces
sarily little behindhand.
The old men say they never saw {;
milder January than the past. Proba-
bly, they have seen many, but as a
winter month it has been very agreeable
The annual meeting of the Orlean
County Agricultural Society will be hello
at Fosters hotel. Wednesday, Feb. IL
for the election of officers and transaction
of business pertaining to the society.
Those wanting Bibles or Testament
will find good supply at G. F. Davis
who has been appointed agent of tn
American Bible Society. Those VIII
are unable to purchase, will receive
copy gratis.
Town Committees will probably at
tend to the matter in season, but the
are reminded that is their duty, yer
soon, to call caucuses to select delegate
to attend the convention which will 500
nominate delegates to the National Cor
vention.
All those having unsettled account
with Mrs. l.. f. Parker which have bee
standing more than three months, vii
please call and settle previous to Fet
20. after which time books will be clos
ed, and unpaid bills will be put in tn
hands Of j. l.. Carr for collection.
We notice that Mr.. Farrant, florist {
Newport, is sending his team arouu
with some very pretty plants. all
bloom. He will be around about ono
month with plants. and those desirin
winter flowers can supply themselves /;
cheap rates. He will next bring cen,
Tarias.