Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-07-10
ALBANY.

known as the LadOO farm Oh the
west hill, to III. Marckres for $500.
The 4th passed off very quietly.
A picnic in S. f. Chamberlain S
grove for the children-old and
young. Several of our people cele-
brated out of town.
Our friend and townsman, S. c.
Wilcox, with his family goes this
to Nebraska, where he goes into the
farming business, having, as we I'M
derstand taken up government
claim.
East Albany.
Geo. Monkey is sick with bilious
fever.
Mr.. Reardon had a shock of paral-
ysis on Tuesday last, and is in crit
ical condition.
CARD would express my sincere and
heartfelt thanks to all my neighbors and
friends who sympathized with me in my
great affection, and kindly assisted me in
the sickness, death and burial Of my dear
wife. May the blessings of Heaven rest
upon you all. HIRAM PRESCOTT.
Mrs Hiram Prescott died on the
21st, aged 68 years. She has suffer-
ed several months with a cancer,
bearing her intense pains with great
fortitude and courage. She was a
lady greatly beloved by all who knew
her. She had lived with her hus-
band "a years, and their married life
had been a very happy one. She
died as she had lived: an exemplary
Christian. The sympathy of all is
extended to Mr.. Prescott.
Barton.
Firemen's meeting tonight.
The editor has moved to his new
house on the "fat.''
Charles Graves is building sheds
and barn adjoining his house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham of Clinton,
Mass, are visiting at J. K. Johnson's.
G. j. Ufford is building a large
barn on his place near the center
burying ground.
Fred Averill is moving into one of
the tenements of the Geo. III. Blake
house on High street.
The Fourth passed very quietly
here. Several went to Irasburgh, a
few to Willoughby and elsewhere.
Miss Emma CaswelI, who has been
i'll of consumption for some months,
died on Thursday and was buried at
st. Johnsbury on Saturday.
DIR. Pearson expects to be absent
q few weeks on a vacation and will
close his office about August LIST.
Those desiring work in his line will
please take notice.
Mr.. Mossman's leg is apparently
doing well, and he is in a much better
state of health and feeling. The
prospect is that he will get tolera.
bly, good leg ere long.
Hiram Baxter wishes all with
whom he has an account, to call il
and settle at once. He wants to know
how he stands and start new accounts
If necessary. On those 80 day bills
he must have the cash.
CARD.-To the many friends here anC
elsewhere who have SO kindly assisted
us during the long sickness, death ant
funeral of our beloved daughter and sis
ter, Emma, we extend our deepes
thanks. May the Lord bountifully re
ward them all.
MRS. CASWELL AND FAMILY.
We notice in a New Hampshir.
paper an extended notice of the mar
riage of Miss Ida Nye, daughter O
Horatio Nye, formerly of this town
to Mr.. M. B. Wheelock of Lisbon
The wedding took place in the churcI
at Bethlehem and was a grand affair
See marriage notice.
G. G. Grow having sold the mos
of his variety goods remains onl,
one week more in his store. Durine
this week he would like to sell tn,
balance of his goods even much be
low cost price. 1t is understood tina
Mr.. Grow is to go into company witt
Hiram Baxter at the Green Mountain
store.
Miss Grace Murkland has bougb
out the goods and good will of tn
Misses Tinker's millinery establish
ment and will carry on the business
she hopes to the satisfaction of th
public. New and desirable good
will be added to her present stock
and the ladies of Barton and vicinit
will do well to call on her.
Nathans' circus was well ATTENDED
and gave good satisfaction, as
whole. The menagerie was small bu
the ring performances were as goo,
as is often seen. The trained ami
mails did their parts to perfection
The riding and athletic feats were al
that could be desired. We can cheer
fully add that the behavior of th
men, and they were here over Sun
day, was remarkably good.
Somebody broke into the house O
5. NJ. Worthy few nights sine
and stole a watch and chain, whic
was of considerable worth to him
The family waking up, they mad
some noise and frightened the THE
away, 1t Is supposed he was afte
Mr.. Worthly's money as he came t