Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-02-11
Cast Albany.

quarian supper and necktle party III
the vestry of the church, Thursday
evening, Feb. Ia. Neckties 70 cts.
All invited.
Barton Landing.
Rev. NJ. A. Gates was able to
preach yesterday although quite
feeble.
Don't forget the oyster supper to
be given by the ladies after the con-
cert Tuesday evening.
A Fellowship meeting of the Cong.
church will be held here Feb. 10Th.
Further notice hereafter.
Z. NJ. Buchanan thinks he can 90
to the head he has baby girl five
weeks old that had one front tooth
the day she was born and another one
is now coming through.
E. E. Stafford has a few more bar
rels of winter apples which he will sell
from So to $3.50 per barrel. Re-
member also that he is receiving new
invoices of goods constantly.
Remember the auction at E. M.
Buchanan's store. February 10, 20,
21, % and %, afternoons and even
ing's. He offers his entire stock I'M
der the hammer, at your own prices.
Skinner & Brown have just had a
dump cart made for handling corn.
1t was designed by Mr.. Brown and
thoroughly ironed by VIM. Flanders,
and is a very convenient thing for
moving grain.
While prayer meeting was being
held at VIM. Twombly's on Friday
evening lamp exploded and in her
attempt to put out the flames, Mrs.
Twombly's clothing took fire and
only by prompt effort was sad ac-
cident prevented.
Next lecture by Mr.. A. D. Mat
thews of Barton Landing, on Friday
evening, Feb. Is, on "Army Recol-
lections aud Prison Life" Mr..
Matthews is an entertaining speaker
and bis army "reminiscences must be
of interest to all.
BrONvnil ton.
Oyster supper we'll attended and
enjoyed by all.
A slight fire recently in the house
of Orson Grow.
Rev. Smith of St. Johnsbury
breaches at the Center Feb. "a, fore
noon and afternoon.
William Pierce recently cut a bad
cash in his foot with an axe. d. S.
Colley is sick with gastric fever.
On the eve of Feb. 4th, there was
large gathering of friends at George
Crows to remind him of birthday.
Presents were given and a pleasant
evening enjoyed. Mr.. Grow returns
his thanks.
West Charleston.
George A. Driver has bought the
A. t, Norris farm paying $4,000 for
the same,
Ora Carpenter has gone to work
for the new firm of Carpenter and
| Bennett
Little Jessie Leonard, daughter of
DIR. Frank Leonard, has been quite
sick with diphtheria, but is recover
ing.
A sufficient sum of money has been
raised to pay for the repairs on the
Cong. church, and new carpet has
been purchased by the Charity Club.
Mrs. Fanny Brown, widow of
Daniel Brown, who has been failing
for several weeks, died Friday morn
inc Feb. 9Th. Mrs. Brown had been
a member of the Cong. church for
many years.
East Charleston.
M. R. Davis IS here on business
from Massachusetts.
G. Driver has bought the place
known as the Cooley farm.
A. G. Lang has moved in with
Clarence Blood, his son-in-law.
Miss Ella Dunton who has been in
i'll health so many years is very low
at present.
DR.. Cushman formerly of this place
will return about Apr. 1st and re.
sumo practice.
Fred Stokes has hired the hotel Of
Davis for one year and moved into it
A Lowell, Mass. man is here talk
ing about building a building for {
drug store.
: School IN the Dunton district ha
) started up again, Mrs. Sarah Seave.
| of Bloomington teacher. In the Bucl
district Miss Mitchell of Derby take
the place of Lura Bruce, who left OF
account of sickness.
t Coventry.
Orman Ryther is finishing out tn
5 school on West Hill.
1 Simon Merrill knows how it feel
, to have log roll over man.
Carrie Wells is better; Mr.. Mitch
5 ell and Frank Adams are able to rid
out.
Jonas Kidder has sold his tear
and gone to Canada to buy q pair c
S horses.
Y Seth Fisher has lost his poke
IS book. He will reward the man VIII
il returns it to him.