Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-03-13
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her spine 50 that she is now quite low
from the effects of it. 1t is thought,
however, that she will come out all
right.
B. O. Aiken has rented Algier
Jones farm in Craftsbury for a year.
Mr.. Jones moves into Aiken's house
in this village. Schuyler Wilcox has
rented his farm to q Mr.. Perkins.
Wilcox is going west on business.
There is quite an amount of sick
ness in this locality. Hon. L. P.
Tenney and j. C. Dow are both sick
with a lung difficulty; DR.. Campbell
is down with pneumonia; Mrs. VIM.
Blasdell of Barton Landing is very
low, at the residence of her father,
Hon. VIM. Hayden Elwin Annis is
sick with rheumatism; Mrs. Thomas
Mcclellan and her eldest daughter
are both sick with bilious fever.
Many others are complaining of ''this
terrible cOld,' etc.
East Albany.
Mrs. Hiram Prescott, who has
been suffering, the past five months,
is not much better.
Some malicious person or persons
entered the school house in the Vance
district last Sunday night, smashed
the windows, broke the stove, and
broke the door down-a very dis
graceful affair.
The old Willis farm on the Greek
road belonging to the E. L. Willis
estate has lately been sold, Geo.
Tinker buying the land on the lower
side of the road for $500, and Josiah
Clough the buildings on the upper
side for $1,000, and takes possession
Immediately.
A batch of snow and lively work
with the teams.
Mrs. FL. D. Flanders has a goot
house and barn to rent.
DR.. Ruggles requests all who have
an account with him to call and settl
at once.
Thanks to the town-clerks wht
have favored us by sending names O
officers elected.
1t is reported that Mr.. Corey ha
sold his farm below the village t
Hollis Coburn of Irasburgh.
The selection of Ira A. Sturtevan
as second selectman gives very gen
eral satisfaction in the north part 0
the town.
O. d. Owen has a new advertise
ment this week; also, I'll. r. Mack
the Hardwicl monument maker
which read.
Graham, oatmeal, northern cor
meal and mixing, with corn and short
at grist mill. A load of cotton see
meal expected every day.
The old Stebbins store is being g
in readiness as fast as possible, an
O. D. Owen will fill it with clothir
as soon as it is in readiness.
W. T. Robinson, who was chose
selectmen, refuses to serve, and
town meeting is called for Thursda,
March %, at l o'clock p. M,
choose one to serve in his stead.
The work in rebuilding the cha
factory is being pushed very har'
and it is expected that the saw-mil
will be up, and some of the machinel
started this month.
CARD.-We desire through this mediu
to thank the friends and neighbors WI
so kindly assisted us during the sickne
and the death that have lately occurred
our family. May He who alone can ful
reward, reward you, is the wish of
GEO. H. AND FRANCES A. BLAKE.
I'll. I'll. Graves, who recently pu
chased and moved on to the Hira
Cass farm, is soon to move back
Lowell and resume work in the t
factory where he has worked for t
past two years.
Chester Tracy writes from low
where he now resides, that the W
ter has been very mild, the cold,
being only 3 degrees below zel
Farmers were sowing wheat in FL
ruary. Mr.. Tracy is delighted W
his western home.
The ladies of the Congregation
society will give a benefit in aid
the Sunday-school at the vestry, Tu
day eve, March IA. The enterta
ment will consist of reading, reel
tions, etc. The entertainment '
close with a sugar festival.
DR.. I. II. Hoskins sends us a c
alogue of seeds, etc., grown on
seed and fruit farm at NewpC
The doctor is making quite a succ
of his business and his seeds
proving the very best for the use
Vermont farmers and gardene
Send for catalogue.
There will be lecture by r
Mr.. Sweat of Barton landing. /