Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-09-29

judges. The public was greatly
incensed at the accusations against
Mrs. Ufford and are heartily glad of
her vindication by the court.
Albany.
Edie Vance is convalescing from
typhoid fever.
j. G.. Dow is the first man to start
with drove of cattle.
W. X. Annis, Jr. and III. Way are
at work at White River junction.
Dana Mcclure is home from the
West, and John Morris from Califor-
MIA.
DIR. Campbell was recently thrown
from his gig and hurt, but he still
sticks to his business.
east Albany.
Mrs. L. L. Sanborn recently re-
ceived a china tea set from Mrs. Doty,
on account of her kindness to the lit
tie ''fresh air" children she cared for
during the summer.
Do not steal a neighbours pork
this is kind of theiving that is not
respectable.
Edward Wells is building shed
and making repairs on his house.
BrONvnin2tOn-
L. Grow lost a gold watch yester-
day valued at $75.
Mrs. Solomon Berry is very sick
and her recovery IS doubtful.
Geo. A. Going and wife take a
trip to New Hampshire this week.
G. A. Parker had horse get his
leg broken yesterday, and he was
obliged to kill him.
Mrs. Mary Dudley, who has been
caring for her parents the past sum-
mer, has returned to her home in
Lowell, Mass. for brief stay.
Elbridge Colburn's family are
boarding with his son-in-law, George
Going, for few weeks. while he is
in town working with his threshing
machine.
Chas. Noyes has purchased build
ing lot of O. HI. Austin at the Land
ing and will put up set OF buildings
next season. Charles will probably
have partner by that time.
Our lyceum, known as the Brown
lngton Progress Club, met and re-
organized Sept. 23d. Its first regu-
lar meeting to be held Thursday,
October I'd. Question, Resolved
that the pen is mightier than the
sword" All are invited.
Mrs. Linda Burroughs mother of
Stephen Burroughs, who had lately
come to live with him, fell and broke
both bones in one of her limbs just
above the ankle, Saturday, Sept. 20.
She is so aged and feeble and he1
sufferieg is SO great, she is not ex-
pected to survive the injury.
East Bloomington.
L. j. Elliott, who has been sick
since last May, is slowly improving
and is now able to do some light
work.
Mr.. Todd and family, who went to
Michigan two years ago, have return
ed and are thinking of again locat-
ing in this place.
Rev. Mr.. Dodd's hour of preach
ing has beeu changed; his next APP
pointment will be Oct. 9th, at ~
o'clock, p. m. All come who can.
L. A. Drown seems to feel well
satisfied with farm products etc, but
what puts the extra smile on his
countenance is that 81 pound boy.
who arrived Friday.
Geo. Sheldon was surprised last
Monday morning, on going to finish 8
job of threshing for a Mr.. Fox OF
Westmore, to find his machine strip
ped of all the belts, which some
sneak thief had taken Saturday night
A party from this place is suspected
and had better return them before al
officer calls for them.
Coventry.
The Dorcas Society meets will
Mrs. landlord next Tuesday after
noon and evening.
The children of the M. E. SUNDAY
school are invited to Mrs. Tower.
Saturday afternoon.
Charles Bergoine has been granted
pension of six dollars month will
arrears. John Brooks $50, no
$1,000 as before reported.
A singing school will commence
Tuesday eve, Oct. 18th, at the schoo
house, Mr.. Montague, teacher. Mr.
Montague is too we'll known to neet
any praise; he always tries t. maxi
his school a successful one.
CraftsbuI.v.
There are nine district schools run
ming in town this fall besides tn,
academy school.
Geo. w. Henderson has arrived il
Germany and will pursue his cours
of studies in that country.
DR.. Durham from Conn. and Mrs
John Chandler and family from Ney
York are visiting friends in town.
Dwight Root has been having
long, slow run of bilious fever, but i
so far recovered as to be able to wall
out.