Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-10-20

the Centrifugal Separator, a very
rapidly running machine which re-
lieves the milk of the cream at once.
The cream is churned in three
square revolving churn. Mr.. Hovey
has eighty steers and one hundred
hogs ready for market, and, of course,
immense quantities of grain and for
age. The corn crop is very heavy
and fruit is plenty. No frost to this
date (Oct. ~"
east Albany.
Alonzo Heath is very sick with
neuralgia and fever.
Miss Bell Buchanan is teaching a
fall term of school, in dist. No. 8,
and is having good success.
VIM. Turner from Barton Landing
has hired Mrs. Charles Pettengil's
place for a year, and taken possess
sion.
LosT.-A black and gray plaid
shawl between the O. j. Cass and
Enoch Rowell places. Please return
same to Albert Norcross.
Barton Landing.
Amasa Bigelow is very low and
slowly failing.
Rev. NJ. A. Gates has moved his
family here from ST. Johnsbury.
A little daughter of Hosea Ball fell
from the steps of Austin's block
last Monday and broke her arm at
the elbow.
The st. John party in this section
is booming. 1t was we'll repl esented
at the Montpelier convention, but
by one sex only.
In the absence of their pastor the
M. E. society attended services at
the Cong'l church yesterday. A tenn
perance Sunday School concert was
held in the evening.
There will be an old-fashioned
quilting at the Cong'l. vestry next
Wednesday p. m. Sociable in the
evening. Supper from 5 to 8 O'Clock.
Old and young invited.
The Ladies' Aid society have com
pleted the payment for the bell. II
is hoped they will use it to effect on
Thursday p. m. next in calling the men
together to do the much needed grad
ing around the church.
Harry Howard, who recently came
among us to reside, is having good
success in giving entertainments
about the county and vicinity. He
is wonderfully skillful with a drum,
and good at Characterization as al
most any person that travels this
way. He was a drummer boy in the
army and was taken prisoner at Mine
Run, and suffered everything but
death before his escape. His ac-
count of his army and prison expe.
rience is very interesting.
Evansville.
Nathan Leonard had his foot bad
ly hurt by horse recently.
w. B. Guild had leg broken re-
Gently while drawing stone for Alan
son Allard.
Frank Hunts people have a new
boarder. Frank thinks he will keeI
him till he is twenty-one.
East Charleston.
(These items were just one mai
too late to 90 into the paper las
week
M. Cheney is to move to echo pond
B. Wilson has gone to Island Pont
to work.
Why don't the town authorize
complete that bridge near this vii
lage?
G.. Carruth found that his injurie
from being run over were quite Sc
vele and painful.
E. BLY, lost one of his best oxen
G.. Morse good horse and Clarl
Royce horse recently.
DR.. Cushman will refill his dlu.
store just as soon as he can withou
distressing his family.
F. Cobleigh has returned iron
Connecticut, and gone into partner
ship with Miss Ada Young.
j. S. Sweeney has purchased O
F. Trip the same land that Ere,
bought Of H. G.. Bruce last summer
H. Rich has bought the NJ. Chene
house of M. G. Davis and will carr
on blacksmithing in the Wilson shop
M. G.. Davis makes it his home a
the Pond the most of the time; a
his best paying business calls hir
there.
Since the fire in the drug store Dl
Cushman has gone to Canada to b
gone one week and Glover has bee
gone since last Friday night.
The roller skating fever runs higE
it is catching from the small child u
to people past middle age with tn
poorest class of people generally.
D. S. Moody has bought the Ere
Balch shop for 5000, and takes pos
session soon as the shop is cleare
of the family that now occupies tn
same.
The starch factory started las
Thursday and is being run night an
day, Sundays not excepted pots
toes are coming in at the rate {
1000 bushels per day.