Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-08-27
LOCAL VS..
ALBANY

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w. A. Sargent, who has been
travelling with the Guy, Family is
home on a vacation.
will be at NJ. B. Chafey's store in AL
bany village, Wednesday, Sept. 5, and
Wednesday, Sept. IL, from 9 to 5 o'clock
on both of said days, to receive taxes.
B. N. MOORE, T01un Treasurer.
Wild. Eldridge has bought of D.
F. Marckres his real estate, includ-
ing the blacksmith shop. Mr.. NJ,
with his son George NJ, move to
Sharon, Conn.
John Norris, while at work in
East Albany, fell from staging re-
Gently and was badly hurt. A son
of George Bumps, some days since
cut his foot severely with an ak, sew
ering an artery from which he nearly
bled to death. A little son of Will
liam Caffney recently got fall break
ing a collar bone.
Barton.
The bridge on the Willoughby road,
near the Bartlett mill, is repaired and
open for travel.
An insane woman, unknown here,
was found in the street this morning.
She was cold, hungry and vicious.
There was quite frost this morn
ing, which will do some damage.
The weather for day or two has
been cold.
O. d. Owen wants a ton of dried
raspberries at once, and will pay the
highest market price IN cash, or ex-
change for goods.
= Alden F. Stockwell has purchased
the Miller house near the "bee hive"
and will move from his place east of
the pond into it.
G. B. Ellis is getting ready for
fall trade and is Offering his clothing,
boots and shoes, with lots of sum-
mer goods at cost.
The school buildings have been
thoroughly cleaned, and everything
put in order for the fall term of school
which commences to-day.
Nelson Lewis offers his place on
Lincoln Avenue for sale or rent, also
wishes to let job to put in lot of
lumber. See his ad. next week.
The weather last week was favor
able for growing crops, and harvest
ing. The hot weather of the middle
of the week was driven out by cold
wave from the west on Friday.
From some of the bee keepers in
this town. we learn that bees have
done very well the present season.
They have gathered a large amount
of honey, and sent out lots of young
swarms.
W. HI. Martin is making prepara-
tions for building barn on the
foundation where his barn was burn
ed by lightning July 4. 1t is report
ed that William Annis of Albany
will boss the Job.
The Passumpsic railroad advertises
tie presentation of the famous operas
"Patience,' and "Iolanthe" at New
port and Bay View Park, from Sept.
18th to 10Th, beginning Tuesday eve
ming, the 18th, with "Iolanthe" at
the Newport Opera House.
The Alleghanlans, concert people,
gave an entertainment here on We'd
nesday evening last, which was very
highly appreciated by many present.
They handled the bells with skill and
taste and the singing of some of their
pieces was much applauded.
Mrs. Knox, wife of Rev. M. V. B.
Knox, while stopping with her sister
in the mountain district tried her hand
at raspberrying picking, and in one
day picked AZ pounds. Mrs. E. E.
Pierce, who lives in that neighbor-
hood, has picked $40 worth of ber-
ries this season.
Somebody imposed upon the Ea-
press Dc Standard folks last week by
reporting falsely relative to the mar
rage of some of our village citizens.
Mr.. Camp has been down looking the
matter up and is liable to make some
body ''smart'' for the job. News.
papers can furnish their own mis-
takes and need no assistance in
lying, usually.
The grist-mill in this place, owned
by Rev. A. B. Blake has been sold
to Amos and George Tower of Gov.
entry, who will take possession Sep.
TENDER LIST. They are men of excel
lent standing, one of them a miller
the other familiar with business
They will doubtless do the grinding
and grain business to the satisfaction
of the public. We bespeak for then
good patronage.
lt is reported that the party VIII,
went to the Adriondacks, are all il
good, or improved health, excep
Mrs. I. w. Drew, who took a ba,
cold, in her journey out, and is some
what i'll. Katie is better.
Thanks to u. Z. Jameson for dona
ton of apples, and to neighbor 10
seph Elliott for some fine green corn
1t is our good fortune to have som
very kind friends who appreciate a
our needs.
Those who went to Willoughb
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