Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-06-04

the expiration of said ninety days, will
be delivered over to the collector of said
town of Barton, to be by him forthwith
collected by process of law.
Further notice is also hereby given that
uncollected highway taxes for the year
1882 have been left with me for collection,
and delinquent tax payers are requested
to forthwith pay their several highway
taxes remaining unpaid for that year.
E. F. DUTToN, Toaon Treasurer.
Barton, VT, June l, 1888.
Barton Landing.
E. D. Stafford has the job of paint
ing the hotel.
A new railroad bridge is being
built near the village.
The corporation tax bill is now in
the hands of the collector.
Ed. McGaffey has rented a tene
ment over E. E. Stafford's store and
clerks for Mr.. Stafford.
Rev. Mr.. Dodd has arrived, having
recently returned from England where
he went to visit relatives.
Judge Austin's buildings, being
erected by Carlos Gray, will be fine
set and an Improvement in that part
of the village.
Considerable sickness at present.
Mrs. Alden Seavey has been great
sufferer from rheumatic fever for sew
eral months. Mr.. Churchill, senior,
and Mr.. Nye and some others are
hard sick.
Rev. Mr.. Brigham of Barton, who
is preaching at the Methodist church
Sabbath afternoons, is well liked
here. The church folks have been
putting the parsonage in repair for
the pastors family who are expected
soon.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. church hold strawberry festival
at the M. E. church on Tuesday eve,
June 9TH, at which time strawberries,
ice cream and other refreshments will
be served. David Hill will give a
lecture and there will be other pleas
ing exercises. Admission. % cents
children, 10 cents.
Bloomington
Ben Boden lost about a dozen
sheep during the late cold rain storm
from exposure.
S. S. Tinkham is building large
barn and intends to have it complet-
ed before haying.
1t is stated that Rev. j. A. Gibson
will preach at the Center ever alter
nate Sunday afternoon until Rev.
Mr.. Dodd arrives.
VIM. Knapp has quit carrying the
Bloomington mail and will go to the
White Mountains to work this sum-
mer.
A. o. Joslyn who received the saw
cut on his hand at the saw mill re-
Gently, is able to oversee his business
and hopes to get quite good hand
when it is healed.
East Craftsbury.
We are in want of good physician
at this place.
A. D. Piper has sold his matched
work horses for 1926.
D. Morse is in a critical condition
of health. Rheumatic trouble.
Mrs. Young and daughter have re-
turned, and their friends are glad to
see them again.
M. G. Davis has moved on to his
farm near Echo Pond Connal Stew
ems into M. C. Davis house in this
village.
West Charleston.
Bailey Holton has bought a horse
of Vasco Davis.
The Gallup girls go to the White
Mountains to work this summer.
The scales opposite the hotel have
been sold to Mr.. Blake of Derby.
Lemuel Wilson has moved into the
house formerly owned by Amos Par
lin at Plunkett.
Maria Winslow, sister of Sam'l and
John Winslow, has been carried tc
Brattleboro, being insane.
Rev. Z. J. Wheeler of Gorham
Maine, will commence his labors as
pastor of the Baptist church here
June 10.
p. B. Rand has moved to Fitch
Bay, Canada. Mr.. Carter has NOV.
ed into the tenement vacated by
Wesley Moore.
David Driver, who has been so low
with kidney trouble, is again able t.
be out. The other sick ones in tn,
community are improving.
Mrs. Charles Davis started fo
Chicago last Monday to join her hus
band, who has been in business Their
since the first of the winter.
Most of our summer schools began
the 21st of May. Mrs. Ida Trac,
teaches in the Hamilton district, Mrs
Stella Blood at the Center, and Mis-
Kate Clark and Miss Bette Bennett
in the village; Miss Bennett has tn
primary department.
Coventry.
Mrs. Williams of Bolton, p. O.,
dangerously sick at the house of Jo
seph Stevens.
The lrasburgh band gave pleas