Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-10-12

vi MIS- LII. lIule, VIII uiFt idIcly
come to this village to reside appear
ed in the Waterloo, p. O., Advertis-
en-: lone day this week, Mr.. E. G..
Shaw passed the deed of his fine
property on Foster street to Mr.. G..
S. Hall, preparatory TO making his
home in pleasant Vermont town
where his daughter and her husband
are located. Mr.. E. G.. Shaw has
been an esteemed resident and useful
citizen of Waterloo for the past TWEEN
ty years. Mrs. Shaw, too, has ever
been prominent in church, musical
and society circles, and she and Mr..
Shaw, whose removal is generally
regretted, will carry with them to
their new home the kind wishes of
hosts of friends
ALBANY.
Allen Abbott is suffering from
heart disease.
Mrs. Nathaniel Johnson is in Sa-
lem, Mass, visiting friends.
James Magoon is home from Brat
tleboro; Mrs. Magoon has gone
West.
Capt Enoch Rowell sold his lower
place to Mi. Shields of White River
Junction.
A. r. Campbell raised l d bush
els of white elephant potatoes from
II OF. of seed.
Barton Landing.
Some of our butter dealers are
suffering from the failure of Il Bos-
ton commission house.
Mrs. Simpson, G.. w. Orne, H.
w. Buchanan and others go to Bos-
ton, to-day.
Judge Jones attended the reunion
at Montpelier last week and much
enjoyed the trip. We had six OF
eight more men here who had been
in the legislature, but they did not
find opportunity to attend the gath
ering.
A citizen S lecture association has
been organized which bids fair to be
success. Heretofore this work has
been under the auspices of one or the
other of the religious societies and
while fair degree of success has
been attained, it is believed that
much more can be accomplished by
an organization, in which all may
feel personal interest; it is pur.
posed to secure a higher class OF
lecturers,at much greater expense anC
one of more value to the community
than ever before. 1t is an enterprise
which every public spirited either
ard every business man who regards
his own interests, will favor. ''Pusl
things"
Browning
John Humphrey is off for a few
weeks, taking charge of job O
painting in Canada.
East Craftsbury.
Dea. Morse still lies in critica
condition.
Rev. j. G. Taylor has gone to Bar
net to assist at communion.
BY runaway accident Friday
Thomas Uric lost a valuable horse.
Mrs. Alex Simpson from Peotone
ILL.,, is visiting her friends in this vi
entity.
Geo. Howard sues Mr.. Kenistol
for $4,000, not $40 as we had it b.
a mistake of type setting.
George w. Simpson mas been he
pairing his house and barn and i
now painting, papering and fixing u
generally. 1t looks suspicious
George.
Hast Chav.lnStnn
j. S. Sweeney has sold his plac
at Echo Pond, known as the Sauce
place, to B. F. Trip for $3.50, pos
session given at once.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Wesley Carter is about re
turning to her home in ST. Adams.
The Widow Wilson and her child
rem have returned from Massachu
sets.
Mrs. Minis has gone to Northamr
ton to spend the winter with he
daughter.
johnson Lunt and wife will max
J their home this winter with the
daughter, Mrs. Dearborn, in tn
village.
There has been good yield {
t potatoes in this vicinity, but man
of the farmers are complaining th;
the potatoes are rotting badly
their cellars.
Will Reed left his horse attache
to his lumber wagon and went int
the house for a few moments; on L,
turning found horse and wagon bot
d in the river near by. The horse ";
D drowned.
lothian Cummings has bought Il
Brad. Peckham farm, paying S170'
"A Mr.. Moulton from Newpo
Centre, has bought the saw-mill b
longing to the Oliver Warren e
= tate. He will move in TO part
Mrs. p. 0. Clark's house. He
! bert Tracy has bought the Emo
II Colby farm, paying $ll00
q Coventry.
1t Mrs. Batcheldrr has gone to Mon
k peller on visit.