Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-02-16

erwise. There is no apology for
those who abuse their companions
who are speaking or singing by max
inc clatter behind the stage. There
will he a vacation of two weeks in
the two higher departments.
The pupils in the graded schools
having no marks during the winter
term are Primary, Arson Clark,
Charley Cunier, Jamie Jacobs, Jake
Jacobs, Kennie Blake, Graham Hall,
Julia Owen, Gertie Smith and Carl
Varney; intermediate, Pearl Albee,
Gertie Blake, Ned Baldwin, Harry
Baxter. Florence Currier, Harlie
Critchett, Blanche Hammond, Flora
Jacobs, Willie Heating, Gertie Keat-
ing George Peters, Nellie Smith,
Eta Smith and Luther Williamson
Grammar school, Mary Bickford,
Alice Larrabee, George White, Ar
thur Williamson, Guy Rowell, Wal
ter Heating and Willie Heating !;
High School, Annie Duke, Bessie
Rowell, Carrie Whitney, Charley
Critchett, Edie Dewey, Fred Witch
er, Henry Young, Homer Smith, Ka-
tie Heating, Leon White, Mabel
Kimpton, Minnie Hunt, Ned Barn
ard and Nellie Heating. The twelve
highest in average of department and
scholarship are: Primary, Julia
Owen, Carrie Smith, Ollie Jacobs,
Winnie Brigham, Edna Elliott, Helen
Jacobs, Gertie Smith, Carroll Web
ster, Henry Baldwin, Dolphus
Valley, Flora Whitney, Lou Raw
son; intermediate, Pearl AL
bee, Nellie Smith, Mary Field,
Ida Miles, Fanny Brigham,
Harlie Critchett, Mary Blake, Cert
rude Skinner, Gertie Heating, Fran
els Jewell, Nettie Clark, Gertrude
Wood, Mabel Miles and Blanche
Hammond Grammar School, Alice
Larrabee, Blanche Murkland, Mauc
Murkland, Mary Rawson, May Ham
mond, Eddie Bridgman, Mary Bick
ford, Eva Baxter, Charlie Baldwin
Lena Dewey and Abbie Williamson
High School, Leon White, Henry
Young, Minnie Wylie, Katie Keat
ing, Willie Hubbard, Minnie Dan
forth, Annie Duke, Edie Dewey
Lillia White, Mabel Kimpton, Bessie
Rowell and Matte Clark.
ALBANY
The worst weather of the season
last week.
A. G.. Marden has bought the Ell
win Annis place for 5000.
Billy McLocklin is in a critica
condition with a kidney trouble.
Mr.. Colworth recently had jack
knife blade thrust into his hand ant
broken off, making a bad cut.
East Albany.
Deacon Prescott is very sick witt
the erysipelas.
The proceeds of Rev. R. w. Col
Inns donation were $3.50.
There will be donation visit a
the First Free Baptist church, for tn
benefit of Rev. M. G.. Hender
son, on Friday, Feb. 20. Oyster
will be served. All are invited.
South Albany.
W. P. Cutler has moved back t
Sheffield.
Mrs. Foster Cutler has gone to Wis
it her relatives in Canada.
The dramatic club, which was t
play last Tuesday, postponed thei
play on account of the storm.
The Mason, G.. A. R., Post, he'll
camp fire at T. M. Rowell's hall O
Friday evening. Much credit is du
Craftsbury band, Prof. White, MI
and Mrs. Parker for music. The eS
ercises were very interesting.
Barton Landing.
w. D. Twombly has gone to Bos
ton.
School closed here the 18th ms
with an exhibition, the term has bee
a successful one.
Mr.. Sau Ah-brah, native of II
dia, was listened to by quite a larg
audience at the Cong'l church Sal
eve.
w. F. ellis is home from Mime
apolis, Mimi. he is very muc
pleased with the western country an
expects to return in about six weeks
The County Temperance Societ
will hold its annual meeting at Barto
Landing Feb. Dist for the nomin:
ton of county commissioners an
transaction of other business.
From the effects of i'll health, &c,
Ford, the barber, has been obliged [
close his shop for the past few week
He has now secured the assistance {
Mr.. Phelps of Manchester, who wi
attend to the wants of the customer
Bloomington
Prayer meeting at James lite
next Thursday evening.
Willie Wilsey is very sick wit
consumption, and it is thought ca
survive but short time.
Miss Carrie Seavey, and her unc
and cousin from the West, went
Boston last week to visit relatives.
EvanSviIIe.
Charlie Drown was severely hu
by being cut on the crust while sill
ing.
ii. Foster is not discouraged ov,