Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-11-17
LOCAL NE w s.
Barton.

Barton.
Indian summer!
= Mrs. Samuel Blake has returned
from the West.
H. G. Dudley intends TO build a
large barn next season.
Sanford May has let his home
farm to Horace Gilman.
Mrs. j. P. Baldwin is having a
long siege of severe sickness.
H. D. Bickford has moved into
the house he bought of Mr.. Carr.
Pliny Webster has few barrels
of fall apples for sale at $1.5O per
barrel.
S. M. Worthley and family are
moving to Manchester, n. H. Sorry
to have them move away.
The Congregationalist Ladies So
ciety meets with Mrs. r. S. Twom-
bly, Wednesday afternoon.
The winter is patiently holding off
to let delinquents get ready for the
four bitter months that lie before us.
H. F. Pillsbury and family will
seek warmer climate during the
winter, going either to Florida or
California.
Mrs. Albert Leland, who has been
an invalid for many years, died On
Saturday. The funeral services will
be held this afternoon.
Frank w. Silsby is quite sue
ecssful in his auction sale in this-vil-
lage. He is always pleasant and
people like to attend his sales.
Levi Jacobs is making extensive
repairs on the Flanders house and
will put it in a good condition fol
renting. E. E. Foster, who bid of
the j. F. Taylor property at the last
auction sale, will put it in better
state of repair.
Miss Mary Hastings, daughter
of Dea. Hubbard Hastings of ST.
Johnsbury, died in Boston Nov. g.
She had many acquaintance in Or
leans county and was beloved by all
who knew her. She possessed religion
at an early age and her faith was
firm to the last hour of life. Let al
who knew her profit by her example
Two men in this town, who en-
ploy considerable help IN manufacture
ing, have that fear of the business
situation under q democratic admin
istration, that they propose to Gu
down help and keep close to thu
shore until it is ascertained what tn,
new administration (if we are com
PEELED to have one) will do on tn,
tariff issue.
DEMOCRATIC RATIFICATION MEETING
The democrats of this place ant
vicinity will meet at Crystal LAX
House on Tuesday evening at IL
O'Clock in commemoration OF the cleo
ton of Cleveland and Hendrick
Come out this time and celebrate
Supper will be served from s to 81
o'clock. Come out democats Fal
in republicans and pay back the com
pliments we have rendered during
the last twenty years Lets have
pleasant jollification.
PER ORDER COMMITTEE.
Harry Fairbrother, son of Luthe
Fairbrother, who had quite lon.
run of diphtheria, died on Thursda,
last. He was a bright, pleasant lit
tie boy and favorite where he wa
known. This is great affiiction t
the family, coming in connection wit
the loss of the little daughter, Flor
ence, with the same disease, whic
occurred two weeks before. MI
and Mrs. Fairbrother have the sym
pathy OF the entire community. MI
Fairbrother's people feel very CRATE
full to the neighbors and other friend
for their kindness and assistance dur
ing the sickness and death of thei
children.
ALBANY.
Joseph Heath has thoroughly re
paired the river mill-dam.
Simeon Richardson recently los
his wallet containing SIS while pillow
ing.
Political excitement has run hiol
especially among the juvenile politi
clans.
f. HI. Town had his left hand bad
ly jammed while working in the Gem
etery last week.
The drovers are all home again
s. j. G. Dow & Son are now TALKING O
buying third drove.
Mrs. j. H. McClary has returne,
home from the West accompanied b,
her daughter, Mrs. Head of Chicago
and her infant daughter.
South ALBANY.
Levi Rowell is no better.