Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-09-14

building. S4,150 on his store.
Albany.
Jack williams and Helen Bachelor
have gone to Colorado.
B. O. Aiken has traded his place
with a Mr.. Trow of Wolcott for
farm.
Fred Tenney is taking a course of
music at the conservatory of music,
Boston.
The Albany Academy, taught by
Mr.. I'll. X. Dunklee of Lyndon, is
starting out with better prospect
than for several years.
Miss Katie Coolidge, who has spent
her vacation with her mother, has
returned to South Boston where she
is engaged in teaching Miss Alice
Butler from Columbus, o., who has
been spending a few weeks here
with her father, has returned. She
is also teaching.
East Albany.
Fl. M. Hunter has brought water
to his house, sixty rods.
There was large gathering at the
house of A. P. Sias, Saturday, Sept.
9TH !; pleasant time was enjoyed by
all.
South Albany.
Thomas Marnock has sent his
daughter, Anna, to Hartford, CT,
for another years instruction in the
school for deaf mutes. This is her
seventh year in this institution and
she has already received very good
education.
Barton Landing.
W. J. Monteith has a cider mil
in operation at his house.
The post office was moved to the
store of L. D. Webster ON Tuesday
w. S. Flanders has bought the
Blake residence of W. G. johnson
$1,000.
d. Buchanan, Jr., will put in 6
complete stock Of groceries in thu
old post office building.
Geo. Ford's youngest child dice
Saturday morning. One of c. S
SINNERS twins is dangerously sick
A. E. Ordway and family hav,
returned from Maine; Mr.. Brock
way and family are just home; F
L. Brown arrived home from Boston
last week.
BIONvnin&tOn.
Geo. Robinson has been appointed
postmaster at the village in place O
Charles Parker.
Jas. Smith and Ed. Dudley hav
gone to Ayers Flat, P. O., to worl
for Charles Wheeler.
I'll. Gray and t. Crandall hav
gone to work with S. S, Bartlett
threshing machine this fall.
Mrs. Daniel Streeter of st. Johns
bury was in town last week to visi
her sister, Mrs. E. Griswold.
Evansville.
Mr.. A. W. Seavey would than
the parties who stole the apples fror
his nursery to return the sack.
West Charleston.
Lot. Edwards is again restored t
the pension list.
j. B. Holton is in Boston purchas
ing new stock of goods.
William Parker is reshingling hi
house and otherwise repairing.
The hop pickers report the hops a
being of an excellent quality.
William Aldrich has moved frol
R. Fl. Lathe's house, into tene
ment across the street.
Mrs. Harry True, from Boston,
here spending some time with he
mother. Mrs. P. O. Clark.
Sept. 10th, the hardest frost {
the season, so far, considerable dan
age on low lands with late crops.
E. W. Parlin and wife have II
turned from their visit to New Yorl
Mrs. Wesley Foster has returne
from Rhode Island. CHARLES Churc
and wife have returned from Ne
Hampshire.
Edward and Arthur Blake of Hoo
sick Falls, n. Y, have been visitin
friends here; they have been tra'
cling in Dakota and other westel
states, as agents for Woods reap
and binder.
Coventry.
Hollis Day, in the east part of tt
town, is quite hard sick.
, Quarterly meeting at M. E. churt
, next Sunday; love feast before Sc
I vice.
: The Dorcas Society will meet wi
Mrs. J. P. Wheelock next Thursds
d afternoon and evening.
; East CraftsbuT.y.
William Robinson of Cabot, b
I bought the Rabbit farm paYir
p $500.
e Claude Brownlee recently unde
: took to swallow plum. stone al
e all, and it took him two days, wi
t the aid of a physician to accomplis
!, the task.
S Willie Thompson, while at pill
+ with a pitchfork recently, thrust
v tine through his cheek and up near
: to his eye, DR.. P. L. Templeton W
g called and dressed the wound.
+ Glover.