Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-01-28
LOCAL NEW S.

"a NUN.
b. n. Smith is cutting ice for Gus
ners, which can be obtained OF
esday aud Wednesday of this
q k.
#rhe attendance at the Farmers
lettings was not large. We reminc
Sc who did not attend that they
de a mistake.
The singers Of the county holt
ir convention at Newport this
TX. A pleasant and profitable
biting expected.
ince our last issue no new bodies
he lost steamer have been found
bodies of DR.. and Mrs. Bartlett
e not been recovered.
Remember the annual meeting Of
County Temperance Society to be
at Glover on Wednesday of this
k. There Will be interesting eX.
Bes.
y an explosion in a coal mine in
Z Bted Butte, Col, last week, about
" miners lost their lives. Reuben
ght formerly of Albany and j. A.
be of Greensboro reside at this
e, but they were not miners.
ggie Bodwell, sister of Mrs. j.
Carr of this place, is lying at the
1 of death from consumption.
is being kindly cared for by Mr..
IS people. She gratefully ac-
Wedges the receipt of some need
rticles of clothing given her by
pg ladies in this place.
X. Dewey will sell at auction
Thursday next, afternoon and
ing, at the old printing office in
Twombly block. goods consist
bf household furniture, bedding,
and hardware, crockery, tools,
in short almost every thing
ed in housekeeping. See bills.
larles G.. Skinner, a well-known
IN living in the south west part
his town, died on Wednesday
after brief sickness. He had
been considered dangerously Ill
about the time Of his death,
he nature of his disease was not
understood. He had long lived
e place where his father died
e him and was successful as a
er. He was an active member
church, a very obliging neigh
a devoted friend, and a worthy
n. He leaves a wife and child,
many other relatives and friends
burn his loss. His funeral was
yesterday at his late residence,
lcted by Rev. A. H. Webb of
stock, assisted by Rev. j.
ton.
m the report of the village
es we gather the following facts
Fe to the corporation affairs dur.
be year 1888: Tax raised, e
INT by town, 10 per cent extra
tie of corporation, 20 per cen
I'll ; total, 80 per cent. Amour
xes, $1487.53. Expended 70
on side walks and roads, $405,
Or lumber, $154.51; sidewalks
Is; total cost of clock ant
bn, S576.89; land damages
lighting streets, $21.31 othe
hses, $34.29; total, $1516.93
leaves the village indebted b.
perations of the year S32, 40
G the year, beside the purchas
clock, long stretch of sid
Yas laid, and the extraordinar,
ses occasloned by the freshe
IN 4th, were met and the road
hlks kept IN ordinary repair
s 81 be conceded, all things con
n, that the village is fortunat
financial standing. The rec
pf the previous year are s nc
Fe cannot give the exact stanc
the corporation.
Albany.
te sickly in this communit
hroat and lung troubles.
Ladies' Aid will meet wit
ohm Vance, Jan. 31st. A
ladies of the F. w. B. soci;
ID meet with Mrs. j. G. Ande
In. goth. Ali are invited.
Ladies Sociable of the fir
Baptist church will meet wi
j. G Anderson, on Wednesd;
no, Jan. 80. All are invited.
tin Albany.
G. Williams has bought t
farm, stock, tools and pro
pr 81, 300.
IN Anderson was buried yeste
three weeks after his wife;
a large family and ma
Is.
Fetings held by Rev. G.
for three weeks closed |.
They have been well after
id been the means of convert
and reviving the church.
ton Landing
arly every family in the Wills
fering from severe colds.
squerades and dances are the
our Schoolhous hall this whit
vid ellis has taken the job
ting the roads and sidewalks
corporation, and he does it W
e next lecture of the course '