Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-01-03
AlbanV.

ALBANY.
Walter Fltz is getting out timber to
uild new barn in the spring.
W. G. Rowell lost horse one day
lst week, on account of an accident re-
eived on defective bridge.
Some of our lumbermen are putting
bgs on the bank of the river, to be
Dated to Irasburgh in the spring, for
gorge Parker.
H. D.. Phillips, our worthy barber
I'D harness maker, has rented rooms at
reensboro and will move there soon.
7e are sorry to lose Mr.. P. as he is a
pod citizen, a good workman, and a
cry useful member of our band. May
pod luck attend HIM.
Among the best remembered, on
hristmas night, was Miss Kate Nc
affrey who received an envelope con-
lining $50. Miss Mccartney has been
the employ of the Bill family almost
instantly for several years, and her
ithfulness was thus acknowledged by
#. Bills people.
Mr.. w. H. H. Merrill, who has been
for the last two years, and nearly
elpless for some months past, has gone
Boston, accompanied by his wife, to
ace himself under the treatment of
r. DiO Lewis. Harry is fine fellow.
ID we sincerely hope he will be ma
rally benefited by his undertaking.
r. and Mrs. Merrill desire to thank
e people of Albany and Craftsbury,
r the many kindnesses shown them,
US far in his sickness, and for as
stance rendered in preparing for, and
prsuing the journey.
Miss Lucy Jane Coolidge, whose sud-
death was noticed in the MONITOR,
me weeks since, was one of the oldest
sidents of this town, having lived here
nee 1916, when her parents moved
to town from Irasburgh. They set
ID on farm in the Center peighbor-
cd where her father, Josiah Coolidge.
d her mother. Lucy Lawrence Coolidge,
ed, as did her brother. H. S. Coolidge.
tier their death she resided with hel
ter-in-law, Mrs. A. L. Coolidge. She
Is woman of kind and generous
ture, of whom many could have said
lex and she visited me-" and one who
ough not professor of religion, ex'
lpliied the character of the Master in
her life. She had wonderful love
home and its surroundings, and pre-
red her old home to any other. Sht
d been blessed with good health al
life, until stricken down with thu
al stroke of paralysis, after which
lived one week, being unconsciou
pst of the time. She was IS years O
e. Com.
asst Albany.
Major King is seriously sick and hi
ends are alarmed about him.
Carlos MOxley raised 40 bushels O
It nation wheat on less than an acr,
ground.
arton.
Those wishing to have the MoNIToI
|pped must pay all arrearages.
Remember the annual Village meet
to be held in School House hall thi
ening at IL o'clock.
Rev. Mr.. Phelps being absent in Mas
,husetts, his congregation ATTENDED
:. Wheeler's church yesterday.
The M. E. Ladies' Society meets will
rs. Ellery H. Webster on Wednesda,
this week. All are cordially invited
D. D. Owen has bought and cut vi
ZEN and half tons of hogs this sea
having packed about forty barrel
pork.
The Ladies' Society of the Congrega
nal church will meet with Mrs. C.
Wis next Wednesday, p. m. All in
ested in the society cordially invited
The attempt to pass bill, in tn
t legislature, to prevent the running
Sunday trains was failure. To
ch lobby, and too many retainers
baby.
The record of the cold on the morn
of Jan. l, was from 10 to 40 belo'
over New England. 1t was celde
most everywhere than in this immed
vicinity.
Our readers who Ego West" shout
fail to buy tickets via. the "Roc
and Route" All the lines owne
this corporation are excellent
lipped, and are run with speed an
ETY..
The weather during the most of la.
elk was very cold, IA degrees belo
New Years morning. But "