Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-10-13

returned ",:: '; ''';, i s 'si;
months.
Delano & Dow Started last Tues
day with good drove of cattle, most
of them Jerseys.
Mrs. Magoon has moved into the
Tenney house, and Henry Emerson
into the Hyde house.
While the little children of John
Pierce were playing together, the boy
having an AK, the little girl had her
finger split open the whole length.
East Albany.
The Ladies' Aid will meet at the
vestry of the new church on the of
Oct. 10. All invited.
Barton Landing.
Mrs. Edwin S. Locke and family
are going to Michigan to reside.
Ernest Carpenter still lies in a
very critical condition, and will not
recover unless he begins to amend
soon.
All who are entitled to fees as Ju-
rors. witnesses or officers in the JUS
tice trials of the Spalding case, can
get them by calling at O. II. Austin's
office.
Joseph Colley will sell his house.
hold goods and furniture, few tons
of hay and other things at auction on
Saturday afternoon of this week.
r. A. Gray of Sheffield threshed
500 bushels of grain for c. N. Far
ley in ~ days: he also threshed AL
bushels in one day for John Twombly
of Bloomington.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Ford,
wife of Charles Ford, who died at
LydonviIIe October 9Th, were brought
here for interment. The funeral SER
vices were held at the house of Lewis
Ford on Tuesday.
South Barton.
The little child of Geo. w Abbott,
who died recently, was sick for eight
months with tumor in her side. She
was great sufferer.
Fred Roundy has moved to the
O. & G.. steam mill house and taken a
job of Mr.. Pillsbury to draw thous-
and cords of wood on to the railroad.
Chas. H. Frost, our Sutton neigh
Dor, who advertised his farm and 9TH
er property for sale, closed everything
out last week and himself and wife
are going to Mass. to reside with a
son. Mr.. Frost has been a resident
here for many years and the family
is held in high esteem. The farm and
some personal property was sold to
Fred Sisco of Barton. Mr.. and Mrs,
Sisco are excellent people and we are
pleased to have them move into this
neighborhood.
Bloomington.
III. d. Fairbrother's new CINE is
doing fine business.
D. S. Colley has bought the Sea.
vey place of 1. A. Wyman.
Mrs. Solomon Berry, who has beer
hard sick, is slowly recovering.
Austin Lund has taken a lumber.
ing job in Groton and is moving
there.
Asa Randall has moved from Hen.
ry Fairbrother's into a house of I
A. Wyman's.
Jennie Locke of Barton Landing
is expected to teach the winter schoo
at the village.
Caddie Jenkins has returned from
the Montpelier Seminary sick will
typhoid fever.
The school in the VIM. Bruce dis
trict commenced Oct. 9th, and i:
taught by Miss Katie Pierce.
The contract for carrying the mai
between this place and Barton Land
ing has been let to Jasper A. Smith
Albro J. Twombly has moved te
the Centre into the house with G. w
Smith, and will work with him in tho
blacksmith shop.
Harry Howard will give an enter
tainment at the town hall on the eve
ming of Oct. Dist, after which Their,
will be a dance at the same place.
Abby Hodgkins, a boy of ten year.
of age, got his arm caught in a horse
power last week and so badly man
gled that it had to be amputated
Drs. Wright and Young performed
the surgical operation.
A CARD.-We desire through the col
umns of the MONITOR to express our sin
cere thanks to our neighbors and friends
for their kind assistance during the sick
ness and death of our beloved mother.
STEPHEN BURROWS.
MARTHA f. BURROWS.
Mrs. Linda (Wheeler) Burrow
whose injury was mentioned shor
since died Tuesday, Oct. Z. TIL
funeral was the following day, ser
mon by Rev. L. Dodd, and she wa
buried in the cemetery at the Centre
She was prepared for her last jour
ney, and was awaiting the summons
"Blessed are the dead which die il
the Lord"
Evansville.
Henry Durham is repairing an,
painting the house he recently bough
and will move in soon.
Tisdale Eddy has moved to hi
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