Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-11-23

L. G.. Butler recently killed = hog
which dressed $50 pounds.
L. j. Wallace and wife have re-
turned from visit to Sharon, Conn.
The remains of the late DR.. Geo.
Putnam, who died in New Orleans
several years ago, have been sent
here to he deposited in the old ceme-
terry.
East Albany.
Geo. r. McCuen of Vergennes,
who has been visiting at William
Sinon's for several weeks has return,
ed home.
south ALBANY.
There will he chicken-pie supper
at the w. NJ. church Tuesday even
ing, Nov. "a. Price 20 cents.
The Orleans County Comedy Co.
played at the So. Albany House hall
on the 18th inst.-The Exhibition
"Around the World" was at the same
hall Tuesday evening. 1t was inter-
esting and instructive.
Barton Landing.
Do not fail to hear DIR. Bolton to-
night.
j. P. Robinson had u horse get
hung in the stall last week and killed.
Mrs. w. G. Parker is still alive,
but nearly unconscious and unable
to speak.
Very interesting and impressive
quarterly meeting services were held
at the M. E. Church yesterday.
Eighteen young people received the
ordinance of baptism, after which
Presiding Elder Granger preached a
short but excellent sermon, in regard
to the worth of pure and undefiled
religion.
David ellis and daughter were
thrown from carriage on the
18th inst, by the fright of the horse
at something on car at the crossing,
Both. were quite seriously hurt, and
the horse and carriage were injured
The authorities will not permit the
r. r. people 10 encroach so mucl
on the rights of the highway here
after.
Several of the friends of Mr.. an(
Mrs. Geo. Gleason recently gave
them a surprise visit, leaving then
many presents, thus showing thei
sympathy for them. Mr.. Gleason
has been sorely afflicted with tumor
on one leg he has had several surg
ical operations and is still in ver,
critical condition. Mr.. and Mrs
Gleason are very grateful for this ex
preston of sympathy and kindnes
from their friends.
rOwnin@tOn.
Fred Going has moved back to hi
farm.
Mrs. d. [. Dutton died suddenl
of heart disease on the 18th inst
Mrs. Dutton has been in poor healt
for several years but had seemed t
be improving of late and on the ola
of her death seemed unusually we
but soon after tea was taken sudden
ly ill and almost instantly expired
She was a member of the Cong
church and was highly esteemed an
greatly missed by friends and neigl
bors.
Evansville.
W. B. Guild raised "a bushels {
. wheat on less than an acre of GROUND
Mr.. Montague of Newport has b.
gun singing school here and pre-
ent indication promise that a flu
term will be given.
Clyde Cole has stopped work Q
the stone ledge and has moved b
family into the house with Frar
Gilfillan.
H. Perkins came near being smot
a ed in a pile of straw recently;
4 was glad the avalanche was straw, n
9 snow or sand.
d West Charleston.
f E. j. Bruce raised Is bushels
Q barley from three bushels seed.
East Charleston.
o Miss White of Greensboro WI
. has taught successful term
school in the Myron Buck distri(
+ is going to teach this winter in t
Dunton district.
,, Coventry.
VIM. Niles has leased Salmon Ny
e farm for one year and moved on
it.
=. Quarterly meeting at M. E. chur
~
70 will be present.
IF Emma and Charles Livingsto
have arrived home from Montpeli'
ID where they have been attendi
+. school.
is Mr.. Tibbetts has just received
ut large supply of lumbermen's fe
as and rubbers and ladies' and children
q. rubbers.
Id Mr.. Betters has moved to the w
"a Niles farm that he recently purch.
ed, and Mr. Cleveland to the 10
q Reynolds farm
~ Rev. j. R. Bartlett from Northfi
L preached at the M. E. church vest
e day and gave a temperance addr'
- in the evening.
Nelka Stevens has sold the hotel