Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-06-02

patriotic sentiment, good sense and
eloquent passages. The band played
finely, and elected much praise. The
martial band also did some good
playing. The Post desires to thank
the citizens for their help and
generous contributions for the table,
and all others who helped to make
the occasion a success, for assistance
rendered. Thanks are specially due
to Misses Helen and Pomona Joslyn
for preparing the wreathes and bou-
quets for the graves and the decora-
ton of the monument, making the
floral display very beautiful.
ALBANY.
Geo. Sanders and John Grovro
have each lost a horse.
Mrs. John Tenney is still in very
critical conditional. w. Beecher
and Carrie Duchesny are both regain
ing their health.
Foster Chafey made brief visit
here last week on his way to Ithica,
Mich, where he has recently been
offered paying situation in bank.
After the death of his father, FL. w.
Chafey, Foster went to Boston and
obtained a situation in a wholesale
store and there worked up to be head
clerk. HIS success shows what hon
esty, industry and faithfulness can
do for young man and we are very
glad to note it.
East Albany.
l.. L. Sanborn has put varanda
on to his house this spring.
Lottie Dow has just completed a
very handsome quilt which contains
1860 pieces.
Sam Clough has taken the farm
that his brother Joe bought of Milo
Chaffee, for this year.
Mr.. Luther BOWS family moved
to West Albany last Thursday; sor-
ny to lose our old neighbors.
Milo Chaffee is fixing up his barns
and putting on an addition to his
house on the John Way farm.
South Albany.
Providence permitting there will
be a grove meeting held on Mr.. Wal
lace BOWS land near the church, to
continue one week, for the CONVEX
sion of sinners and spreading of
scriptural holiness, commencing June
18th, 1884, at ten a. N. The FOL
lowing brethren have agreed to be
present: Rev. w. j. Houghton of
Houghton Seminary, n. j., Rev. G.
G.. Buck, Rev. J. F. Wright, Rev.
G.. W. Newman. A cordial invita-
ton is hereby extended to pastors
and people of the town of Albany
and surrounding communities who
are in harmony with this call. Sat
urday, the Dist, is the children's day.
Superintendent, Sabbath schools
and workers are invited to attend.
Rev. w. j. Houghton is one of the
best organizers and workers in this
| department in New York state. This
will be rare opportunity, please i'm
prove it. The meetings continue
over the Sabbath. The people are
invited to bring their dinners so as
not to leave the ground for there will
be three sermons each day, at tel
a. M, half past one and three p. m
Other services and social meeting be
tween.
Barton Landing.
L. d. Webster is making quite eX
tensive repairs on his barn.
Doctor Ranney's brother and hi
daughter from Chicago are visitin!
him.
David ellis has sent 3 tons O
maple sugar to his son, in Minneapo
lis, this spring.
Herbert Dane has made great I'M
provements in his meat market, en-
larged it, put in a very nice refrie
orator. 1t is one of the very bes
markets in this section of the state.
The Ladies' Aid society of th
Cong. church will hold musical an
literary entertainment next Thursda
eve, June 9TH. Strawberries an
cake will be served after the enter
tainment.
Dentist E. S. Tracy leaves to-da
+ for Chicago to continue his profe'
a sion there, his health not being II
bust enough for this changeable cl
, mate. We are sorry to lose him fro
I among us.
1 Gen. Cary gave his lecture Tue
day evening to large and very al
5 preciative audience. We are glad
/ hear such an eloquent speaker;
held his hearers for two hours wit
4 marked interest.
, The last young peoples pray
e meeting of the summer will be he
i tonight at the vestry of Cong. churc
e They have proved success al
many young hearts have been turnt
: from worlds ways to better things.
:. 1. H. McCiary loaded two ca
) with maple sugar at this place la
u week about 25 tons, for which
e paid eight and ten cents per poun
{ and shipped to the Chicago marke
Il He has more left, and is still buyin
Bear in mind, those who are int
ested, that Mr.. Robinson, the apr
= tree man, will give all his patro
who lost any trees last wear. M