Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-05-25

STAND the cllIHate auu tue uieI OF
that region.
East Albany.
A. P. Sias has been engaged by
Lowell parties to take charge of the
M. b. Stiles farm. He has twenty
tons of stock hay to sell, and also
some good pasturing for young stock
and sheep.
Barton Landing.
Charley Bush has gone to Newport
to clerk in the store of II. S. Root.
p. Guild was in New Hampshire
last week receiving treatment for
rheumatism.
Heber Parker and G.. n. Farley
were ont to Willoughby lake one
night last week and returned with
$50 pounds Of nice longe weighing
from 2 to pounds each.
DR.. Wright has had to sue the
town for amputating the frozen
Frenchman's feet last winter, and
had hearing here the 18th before
Justice Sargent of Newport; the
conrt decided the doctor should have
his pay.
south Barton.
The fires running in the woods in
this vicinity have destroyed large
amount of timber for the Passumpsic
r. r. Co., Melvin Drown, A. o.
Blake and others.
Bloomington.
N. Gallup will not run his steam
mill through the summer.
Jasper Smith has bought piece of
land of Ed. Dudley for $3.50.
Carrie Seavey has been in very
poor health since her return from
Mass.
Mrs. William Wells, the lady who
has been sick for long time at j.
Carter's, died on Thursday.
/. A. Wyman has engaged as
agent to sell trees for a Maine nurse
ry. Mrs. Wyman is with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Josiah Lyon of West
Charleston, and will, if able, 60 with
her youngest daughter, Mrs. DR.. Bar
Der, when she returns to her home in
Michigan. Their friends wish they
may prosper and improve in health.
Coventry.
John Stevens has moved to Glover.
Mrs. Jennie (Tower) Stowell is
expected home from California soon.
Frank Adams has gone to Newport
clerking in the Boston Clothing store.
Fires have been raging on the
mountains here, doing a good deal of
damage.
Mr.. Squires has moved into VIM.
Watts house, that Stillman Collins
recently vacated.
Mrs. Metcalf has opened a MILL
merry shop in S. Collins house and
has fine lot of millinery goods.
Rev. L. Dodd preached most
excellent sermon at M. E. church
yesterday; Mr.. Bacon preached ar
interesting Memorial sermon at the
Cong. church.
Mrs. Mclaughlin of Boston will
speak in Congregational church.
Monday evening June Sth. She is s
fine speaker, and is organizer for thu
National W. G. T. u, and comes il
the interest of the State W. G. T. U
1t is hoped no one will miss hearing
her. Adjoining towns are cordial,
invited to come and share this lectur,
with us. Please remember the date
CraftSburv.
Our town has bought road ma
chine which they are using, drawn b.
| 3 pairs of oxen.
The services for the dedication O
the rebuilt Methodist church will
commence at 2 o'clock p. m. Wed
nesday, and there will also be even
ing services.
The pulpit was supplied at the Con
gregational church the oath inst. b,
Rev. Mr.. Bake from Ticonderoga
who remained with us and breaches
a Memorial sermon yesterday.
In the west part of the town Mis-
Emma Dorman teaches the school Il
the Collins district, Miss Mimi
Bagley in the Branch district, Mis-
Sadie Parker in the Withers distric
and Miss Jennie Rogers in the Dav
ison district.
A. G.. Brown, agent for the Be
: Telephone Co., opened an office a
the Branch post-office last week
, There is an office at North and Sout
, Craftsbury. 1t is hoped that the lin
will be completed to West Albany S
there will be communication with tn
north part of the county.
, A little son of Mr.. Witt of Mort
Craftsbury aged three years, straye
, away from home few days since
f Mrs. Douglass heard child cryin
> and found him in a tub of water
he was taken out before life was gon
and borne to his mother.
t Glover.
. The Ladies Aid society will NEE
| in the vestry, Thursday afternoon
May %. All are invited.
Decoration Day services will
' held in Glover on Saturday afternoo
next. Rev. M. V. B. Knox will d.
| liver the address. All soldiers grave
o in the limits of Mason Post will