Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-10-23
ALBANY


for their Western home.
Varney Grovro has built house
in Lowell and moved into it.
Several of our people went to Bos-
ton excursion week. They return
we'll pleased with their trip.
Wanted: A good shoemaker. No
man of this craft in the vicinity and
lots of mending and new work re-
quired.
Henry Mills of Craftsbury has
bought a place in the village and
moved into it. He expects to put
up a horse barn this fall.
DR.. Gates B. Billiard has erected
q fine monument in the cemetery at
the graves of his parents. Other
fine stones have recently been set at
the graves of Hiram Chafey, and
Nellie Vance.
"That COW" of Charley Hyde's
recently backed out of her stall and
jumped out of the barn window, land
ing safely on terra .frmod. Charley's
Indignation has been made furious
many times by that animal, in the
Loot fov,,. ,,,oD+bc
South Albany
Joseph Holmes has built shed
and an addition to his house.
Rev. G.. w. Ellis's son and his
wife are on visit from Dakota.
G. w. Orne has shingled his black
smith Shops. M. Rowell has paint
ed his house.
Levi Rowell and his son Sidney
have changed places, Sidney rents
his his fathers farm.
A. d. Patterson and VIM. Will
liams have just imported some Shorp-
shire lambs from Canada.
Mrs. Robert Stuart sold her farm
at auction to s. T. Vance, for ST.
700; the pasture and woodland, 26
acres, that joins J. M. Anderson's
lot, was sold TO him for $445.
EAST Albany.
Mrs. B. n. Moore is quite sick
with rheumatic fever.
Wilbur Chamberlin has recently
visited his sons, Fred and Frank, in
Boston.
Enc. Rowell is canvassing for a
county newspaper the MONITOR.
That sheet seems to preach doctrines
which do not accord with his notions
and habits.
Rev. A. D. Jones goes to East
Haven this week, where he is engag-
ed as pastor for one year. They
have just completed new Free Bap-
tlst church there and are to hold the
first Quarterly meeting, commencing
on Friday of this week.
Barton.
II. O. Whitcher, G.. B. Ellis an6
Mrs. W. A. Thomas hung out new
signs last week.
Silver skinned onions and goot
winter apples for sale by the barre
or bushel at Scion Curriers'.
The scar and withered leaf has fall
len, and the naked trees must re
main leafess for the next sever
months.
1t is reported that the Fred Robin
son store will be rented to the Messrs
Scott, and that Amos will 90 into i
about Jan. LIST.
The st. Johnsbury district preach
ers association of the M. E. churcl
holds its next meeting at Newport
Oct. 24-25 and &c.
H. f. Pillsbury is repairing hi
house in this village and will max
some changes within which will max
it more convenient and pleasant.
J. n. Webster was chosen directo
of the Vermont Mutual Insuranc
Company for Orleans county, a
the annual meeting held at Montpel
er last week.
O. d. Owen has just received fror
the mills 800 barrels of nice winte
wheat flour, including a carload 0
patent -four, which he is selling a
very low prices.
j. G. Bartlett, who owns the Ches
ter Tracy farm, raised 81 bushels O
lost nation wheat ON 215 acres Q
ground, and from bushels of oat
soTn on 13lacres, 1913 bushels.
Mr.. Brigham is holding a series {
meetings in the G.. W. Heath di,
trict, and they will be held on Tues
day, Wednesday and Friday evening
of this week. The interest is alread
very good.
The milliners intend to make it q
object for out of town people to Wis
this place Mrs. Thomas has lare
advertisement to-day and informs Il
public in regard to her goods. HI
store is very attractive.
C. L. S. G. tonight, at the Coz
gregational vestry.-The Ladies CT
Gle will meet with Mrs. r. S. Twon
bly,, Wednesday p. m.-Adjournt
society meeting, Wednesday eve
the Congregational vestry. It
hoped all the members will be pre-
ent.
The public examination of teac
ers in Orleans county will be he
Saturday, Nov. 4, commencing at
a. M, and continuing until p. 1