Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-11-06

Albany.
H. G. Mills is putting up cooper
shop near his house.
NJ. B. Chafey has gone to Boston.
Look out for new goods.
VIM. X. Annis, Jr., has gone to
st. Johnsbury to work for the winter.
John B. Hovey has been appoint
ed town superintendent of schools in
place of E. S. Locke resigned.
1t was W. H. Hayden and not W.
III. Hogden, that raised the 600
bushels of turnips on "a of an acre.
Mr.. Wallace EIdridge of Westfeld,
Mass, has come and taken bride
from here, Miss Jennie Mcclellan
may our loss be his gain. We wish
them a long life of happiness.
Rev. E. S, Locke closed his labors
with this people last Sabbath, for
the present, on account of failing
health. Rev. MI. Jones of Barton
Landing is expected to take his place
as pastor of this church. Mr.. Locke
has moved on to his farm in Iras-
burgb. The church and community
regret much that he has been obliged
to leave his ministerial work here.
His many friends made him and wife
a hearty surprise on Monday evening
last, by their presence at the parson-
age; a good time was enjoyed by all.
South Albany.
w. o. Harvey lost a good colt by
its being gored.
Lewis Smeade and Levi Rowell are
putting in large evaporators in their
sugar places.
A. Church has put in a provender
mill. 1t will be convenient thing
for the neighborhood.
Barton.
o. V. Joslyn wants all farmers to
read his ad.
The thermometer said it was only
100 better than zero this morning.
O. d. Owen will have, sometime
during the week, a carload of nice
winter apples.
j. A. Pearson's dental rooms will
be closed from the 18th to the 22d
of this month.
Read Charles F. Percival's new
adj, he wants to make every body
comfortable.
Charles Colby raised 411a bushels
of wheat from 2A bushels of seed
lost nation variety.
AT the teachers examination, hello
on Saturday, eight persons were pres
ent for examination.
G. L. S. G. (science class) viii
meet at Congregational vestry Friday
evening at TX o'clock.
The Congregational Ladies' Society
will meet with Mrs. G.. A. Robinson
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. Hazen, having bought the
land west of the river near the
Abbott place of John Bean, is repair
ing up the house.
n. M. Scott has a new ad. thi
week, which those interested in grain
flour, iron, coal and heavy good
will do well to read.
November follows the example O
October, and the weather is fine. I
farmers and others are not prepared
for winter it will not be the fault o
the weather.
Wallace I. Robinson has sold hi
business block in this village tt
George Frost. Garvin Anderson O
Glover helps Mr.. Frost to buy thu
buildings. The property is nearl,
all rented at paying rates.
Benz. Mossman, having bought tn
VIM. Brown sugar place near tn
village, is logging off the timber
His four horse team, driven by Chas
Hammond, brings in loads that ar
almost as large as loads of hay.
Lorenzo D. Miles has moved fro1
this village to his farm in Albany
Mr.. Miles has done sheriff bushes
while here he is good officer an
his friends and neighbors are SORT
to have himself and family NOV
away.
The town, under the supervision {
David ellis, is building sixty or Sc,
enty rods of new road on the rive
near Ira Sturtevant's. The road
built farther from the river than til
present one, out of the way of ic
and water. Mr.. ellis has done
thorough job.
Willie j. Stanton, who has bee
for some years teller in the bank
this place, has gone west. He is
young man of perfect habits, GOO
accountant, an excellent penmaI
and as honest as the sun. We al
sorry to have him leave town. E
goes to Minneapolis, Mimi. Ma
success attend him.
If our readers would take lit
pains to inform us of matters of |,
cal interest that come under the