Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-05-05

you pay arrearages.
Justus Dart, Supt. of Education,
makes the following notes of educa-
tional meetings: No. Craftsbury,
Tuesday, May goth ; Wolcott, Wednes-
day, May Dist; Greensboro, Thurs
day, May 22nd; Walden, Noyes-
vile, Friday evening, May 23d.
These meetings are not for teachers
only, but for all the people. Teachers
can attend without loss of time. Ev-
cry one is invited.
Levi Jacobs house took fire yes
terday from a spark that flew from a
pile of burning rubbish, and was
only saved from burning by timely
discovery. The fire took in a sill
under the house, and for some time
could not be reached by water, but
was soon put out when 1eached. The
strong wind blowing at the time
would have doubtless swept the
whole of High street clear of build
ings, if the fire had got well under
way.
ALBANY.
Porter Bailey has moved back to
Barton Landing.
Rev. w. S. Jenne preached his
first sermon to us a week ago yester-
day.
T. o. Andrus, who has rented G..
A. Bills store, is in Boston after his
goods.
E. c. Colliss broke his arm while
working in his sugar place last
Wednesday.
The village school commences to-
day, Miss Julia L. Leach of Iras-
burgh, teacher.
Eber Bashaw is making prepar-
ton to build new horse-barn to 90
with his new house.
Wesley Corliss has moved into
Sanders tenement on Main street and
will open law Office.
J. G. Dow has bought a barn OF
A. FRAZIER for 5000 and IS moving il
to the white house which is being ex-
tensively repaired.
Some six years ago the three old
est children of Mrs. 0. NJ. George
had four Observation-Disclosures
living, and the chain of generations
were all represented with one excep.
ton. the grandmother. One of the
children has since died and the chill
dren of the family still have two
neutrality-suspicious. living.
East Albany.
Miss Cora Chamberlin is engaged
to teach the school in dist. No. 8.
S. G.. Willis has been shingling hi
house, and others in the place arr
fixing up their buildings.
Edith Story has been very sick TO
a few days past with neuralgia anC
fever, but is better at this writing.
Barton Landing.
Needed repairs have recently beer
made in the Methodist parsonage.
One of our citizens paid S. anc
costs for the privilege of getting
drunk on "Hostetters' bitters."
Doctor Ranney received barre
of glass ware as present from
friend in Philadelphia a few day
since.
The young peoples meetings hell
Monday evenings are showing
marked increase of numbers and in
terest.
Carl Gay has commenced work o.
his new barn.--Lewis Albee an
Lewis Ford have each re-shingle
their houses.
There will be a wrestling mate
at academy hall Saturday evening
May 10th, between Hovey Ball G
| Barton Landing, and J. E. Magoo
Of Waterloo, P. O., for purse c
S25. Good order will be maintained
Communion services were held 6
Cong. church yesterday. One perso
was received into the church on pro
fession Of faitk and one by lette1
The remarks at the end of the Sc
vice by Rev. A. M. Gates were vel
interesting.
BrOVvningtOn.
Percy Dutton sold his horse fC
$50 and bought another for $3.50.
There are nine different familit
living IN town by the name of Smitl
Frank Rice of Sutton has move
in with his father-in-law, Joe Carte
Mrs. Albert Wells has a Gala Ii
a year old, which has blossomed fol
times.
School in district No. 2 commence
to-day, Jennie Locke of Barton Ian,
ing teacher.
Alex Belville has had one chi
die and has another very sick wi
what appears to be disease of Il
spine.
Jennie Bryant teaches the scho
in the William Bruce district. Cam
and Sarah Seavey are engaged
teach school in Charleston.
: John o. Humphrey and MAJ
J Henry have gone to New Hampshir
. where Mr.. Humphrey will be ell
; ployed on the Northern r. r.
: Nearly three pounds of sugar
tho free waS made in 0rrin AnStir