Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-10-05

ing who has been a member of the
legislature, is unable to go TO Mont
pelier this week. He has been UNI
we'll of late.
Ida Williams fell from cherry
tree and broke her arm, and Mrs.
Emma Bashaw recently broke limb
near the ankle.
Henry Emerson has moved to
Johnson; John Crowley into the
j. Cowles house j. C. Burke, Esq.
has moved his family to Newport.
Sorry to lose the family from our
village.
The real estate and all the person
al property belonging to the late
Martin Chamberlln. on Chamberlin
Hill, will be sold at auction on Sat-
urday Oct. II. See printed bills
and remember the date.
South ALBANY.
There are two cedar oil stills run
ming here.
Abiah Church has put cider mill
into his saw mill.
S. T. Vance and wife have been to
New Hampshire on a visit.
Frank Graham has rented rooms
in Mrs. Patterson's house and moved
in.
Edward Rowell has gone to the
Poughkeepsie Business College.
Rev. G.. W. Ellis is improving his
house by adding new piazza.
May Rowell and Jennie Hogan are
home from the White Mountains
Rev. j. F. Wright has held meet
ings the past week in the w. M.
church.
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The annual meeting of the 18th
Dist. Union of the l. 0. G. L. will
be held with the Golden Rule Lodge
at East Albany, Oct. 18th, with after
noon and evening sessions public
There will be recitations, music
short speeches, and an address by
Rev. L. Dodd in the evening. 1
will be an interesting meeting ant
the people should attend.
Barton Landing.
Mrs. F. O. Drew starts for Cali
fornia next Tuesday where she will
visit her sons.
The Fire Company here has re
ceived from Supt. Folsom, SIS 70
services rendered.
Eugene Danforth got on a tear a
the fair and was fined for being
drunk and breaking the peace.
Mrs. Alden had a new drivin.
harness taken out of her barn recent
ly, which the borrower" does no
return.
F. G.. Blake did not put his speci
bag into his pocket on Friday whe
he made change, but when he return
ed for it somebody else had take
$40 from it.
J. w. Fletcher's little girl fell las
week and broke her arm.-C. w
Danforth had foot badly hurt a
Chandler & French's mill recently.
E. E. Stafford hadn't time to. &c
in new ad., but wants 1t state
that he has a new lot of fall an
worsted goods, with special bargain
in ladies' over garments. The ladie
will want to see the new styles.
Bloomington.
The school in the Bruce distrit
commences Monday, Oct, 5th., Mis-
Hattie Pierce teacher.
There were two persons baptize
in the Centre church Sunday, Sep
} 9th, by Rev. L. Dodd.
East Charleston.
Potato crop good.
B. F. Davis has sold his cow
butter-making not being profitabl
DR.. Badger has moved to Cover
try.-L. G. Brainerd is going to mo,
to Lowell, Mass.
Streeter & Brainerd have sold Il
school district land on which to bui
the new school-hOuse.
Sweeney & Lang start the stare
factory this week. They pay 20 ct
per bushel for potatoes
f Albert Hardy is home from Bo
ton on a vlsit.-Bert Adams is hon
from Lowell on vacation.
. DR.. Cushman has received his cor
o mission and moved the post-offic'
9 he has hired Bert Fellows as clerk.
Mark Glover is lounging abo
trying to find somebody who W
!, trust him for dollar Look out f
him.
Widow Jane Gray has sold h
r farm to Springfield, Vt, man f
; $4,000 and her Westmore land f
5000.
! Coventry.
Mrs. Branch and Mrs. Ware 6
tended the w. G.. T. U. at Bratt
boro last week.
= B. F. Tower: having decided to
). to California, will sell his farl
n known as the Reynolds farm, We
IS cheap, at auction Oct. oath. /
asks all who are owing him to C.
and settle before that date. See a
next week, and bills.
! The friends of d.. O. B. Gou
= met at the Methodist church vest