Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-03-21

Prof. G. is highly spoken of in this and
other parts of New England, and no one
should neglect to see him who is troubled
in any degree with failure of the sight.
Consultation free. Prof. Cook is un-
known here but has been to St. Johns
bury frequently heretofore, and refers
the public to A. J. Willard, Mrs. S.
Jewett, Mrs. c. H. Marshall, Rev. W.
D. Malcolm, Russell Hallett. Mrs G. E.
Howe, Rev. w. |. Laird and E. M. Hall
all of whom have been successfully
treated for diseased eyes or fitted with
glasses.
Barton Landing.
Quarterly meeting services at M. E
church, Apr. 8.
E. D. Stafford lost valuable COW
last Wednesday.
A letter received from Rev. o. d.
Clapp states that his health is slightly
improved.
Prof. Cook, is at Barton village this
week. and all having failing or diseased
eyes will do we'll to consult him.
There was very pleasant gathering
last Tuesday eve. at the house of Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Green, of about fifty Of
their friends. 1t was the 18th anniver.
sary of their marriage. Gifts were pre-
scented, remarks were made by o. III.
Austin and the re-marriage ceremony
was performed by Rev. Mr.. Bates. The
whole was an enjoyable affair. and a
surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Green.
A CARD.-We would thank our kline
friends and relatives for the pleasant sur
prise they gave US on the afternoon and
evening of the 18th inst.-the Goth ami
YerSary of our marriage. We are more
pleased than words can express with the
beautiful china tea set, the nice stuffed
chair and other presents, both useful and
the friendship which prompted these
tokens of love and good will. May the
Giver of all good gifts bless and album
dainty reward these dear friends.
JOSEPH BARTLETT.
RACHEL T. BARTLETT.
South Barton.
During the past numbering season L.
G. Grandy & Co. put in 1000 cords Of
wood, and 100000 feet, board meas
ure, of timber. The mill will be rur
the present season by Daniel Skinner Of
the Landing. Mr.. c. E. Grandy who
has had charge of it will go to Lyndon
vile, to be connected with the. other
branch of the business carried on at
that place. The store at the mill has
been enlarged by the addition of larger
stock of goods.
Bloomington.
1t is said that Albert Day is going t.
move to Canada. Hope not.
H. c. Bruce will buy butter this sea
son, paying the highest market price.
VIM. Walker wishes to surrender hi
property to the town, for life support
The church at Bloomington Cente
will be thoroughly repaired the presen
season.
T. Hutchinson vacates the Capt
Averill farm, and moves to place nea
the Salem-Derby woodshed station.
H. Blanding being ill, has let hi
sugar place to Geo. Rice. Mr.. B. ha
sold his horse to St. Johnsbury party.
H. E. Preston lost his house by fir
last Monday night, contents partly say
ed. Loss $500. insurance S4OO. H
talks of rebuilding.
Lewis Jillson, who has long been al
ficted with the consumption, canno
live many days longer, He is perfectl
resigned to his fate.
Geo. Page has hired the A. J. Murra
place; R. and H. Bailey have hired tn
G. a. Parker house in the village.
is said that Mrs. Richardson will NOV
back to her own house.
Much sickness IN town. John Trip
people have been sadly afflicted thi
winter. In addition to other sickness
the children have been having the Cal
ker-rash and the diphtheria lately.
Evansville.
J. nj. Randall's children have tt
measles.
Albert Gallup has moved.into one
the houses recently bought of Geo. v
Jenness. and his son Ed. has moved in
the other
| Little Bonnie, an eighteen months OIL
child of Albert Gravlin. who swallowe
the glass button, some weeks ago. al
has suffered from its effects, has su
ceeded in depositing the. button where
will do him no further harm.
West Charleston.
Frank Barnard, son of r. H. Barnar
has gone to- Lawrence, Mass, to wo1
the coming season.
David Cook brought new maple hon
into our village March 10, which so
for 30 cents per quart.
Nelson Caron has been charging t
workroom of his harness shop, and f