Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-08

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The vote for president was as follows:
lr6eld, l45 f; Hancock, AZ; Phelps,
ti-masonic, 2.
last Albany.
A. Skinner has sold the CalderwoOd
rm to A. J. Gleason for $1,000.
A great affection has fallen upon the
nily of Z. G. Miles in the loss of
only son, Henry Cutler, by dipthe-
after sickness of only five days.
outh Albany.
David Anderson raised 290 bushels
carrots on 60 rods of ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marnock went to Mont
lier to visit their daughter, who was
ere among the deaf mutes, who gave
CHI an interesting exhibition of their
tainments before the Legislature.
School closed at South village last
turday, Miss Emma Colburn teacher.
iss Colburn has taught very success
term, and is engaged for the winter
rm. The school house is being thor
ghly repaired.
carton.
Got ready for winter?
Business at the Murkland machine
op and foundry never was better.
Miss Jennie Hall is better, and Alva
not hard sick. Both are expected to
cover.
Edward Barnard was the successful
oder for the building of the village
CINE house.
o. D. Owen offers $50 barrels of -four
Sc per barrel and upwards, all winter
heat and warranted.
The Universalist Social Circle will
eet ct RobinsOn's Hall, on Tuesday
Fening at 7 l2 o'clock.
Note the change in the Variety store
lvertisment. and remember that Mr..
row has lots of diaries for 1881.
The fire company will meet this
Tening at o'clock for practice by Ian
IN light Come out, every member.
l. X. Drew and wife, arrived safely
GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, and are
ell pleased with the Western country.
Hereafter, until further notice, Uni
ersalist services will be held in the
rick church, commencing at l o'clock
m.
The merchants in the village, want
g little rest like other people, are
liking of closing their stores on Fri
veniugs at o'clock.
w. /. Robinson is finishing a kitchen
nd dining-room in his block, so tina
arties can furnish supper to guests o
be hall, when necessary.
A new furnace has been put in tn
congregational vestry IN place of one o
be old heaters. 1t was furnished b.
Ir. Whitcher and works first rate.
1t is well, always, to wait till afte
lection before Boosting. There was
ime here when certain parties knea0 tina
hancock was to be the next president.
J. W. Hall has just received lot 0
ringes for cloaks and dolmans, nev
pt of monte cloths, ladies underwear
ardigans, hosiery; buffalo coats an
PIP robes.
Remember the County COnferenC
Meeting of the Congregational churches
Which is held here, commencing to-mol
ow at IL, a. M, and continuing unit
Wednesday afternoon.
Whipple Aldrich, father of Mr.
Aaron Twombly, who lived here sever;
ears, died in Lyndon recently. H
emains we're buried in East Browning
on on Sunday, Oct 81.
A wind storm of great violence occu
ed on Sunday morning, doing gre
damage to fences, trees and building
n this vicinity. Many miles of fenc
we're blown down in this town.
Rev. John Wallace has bought the
pn which the 10. Rothchild house W
burned in the winter. Mr.. Walla
kinks Of coming here to build. in ca
his health fails him and prevents hi
rom talking.
The votes on Tuesday stood. CARTEL
R5S; Hancock, 1903; Weaver, 2. Z
greenback party has gained one sin
September, and therefore doubled
vote. 1t is generally believed that t
recruit to the original party was Gu,
Waterman.
Scion Robinson, for many years O
Of the staff on the N. y Tribune, a
a life long contributor to that pap
died in Florida on Thursday last.
had been i'll some weeks. Mr.. Bob