Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-03-16


& Hamblet of West Charleston, who
have taken possession of the store,
and will move into the upper story
as soon as Mr.. SCOTS peo-
pie find suitable house to move into.
Mr.. Scott has repaired the buildings
since he bought them, made improve
ment within the store, carried large
stock of goods and had a hourishlng
trade. We hope he may find some
other business in the village and re-
main here. The new firm are expe-
rienced in the mercantile business.
and have the reputation of being en-
terprising and reliable men. We be-
speak for them fair share of the
trade of the town. Mr.. Scott re-
quests all parties with whom he has
accounts, to call and settle at once,
as his business must be closed up
within the next few weeks.
ALBANY.
Ora Rowell is moving to Crafts
bury.
l. H. McClary has been to Chicago
looking up the maple sugar business.
His daughter and granddaughter
went back with him.
w. X. Annis, Jr. and Horace
Way, who have been at work at
White River Junction the past few
months, have returned home.
A large number of the friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leck. Campbell made
them a surprise visit last Wednesday
evening. A very pleasant interview
was enjoyed.
South Albany.
Rev. G.. w. Ellis moves back to his
farm this spring.
Mrs. Alma Rowell is spending a
few weeks with her mother in n. H.
Foster Cutler has taken Levi Row.
ellis sugar place the coming season.
Joseph Tatro put his shoulder out
of joint while piling wood last Friday
and it was set by Dr.. Whitney.
East Bloomington.
The youngest daughter of Wallace
Hanson is very sick.
L. f. Ames and family started fol-
Nebraska on the 9th inst. Sorry tC
have them leave us.
West Charleston.
Irwin Lackey and Mrs. Goochey
are both quite sick with erysipelas.
The gospel meetings are still con
tinued here with very good attend
ance.
Elmer Young has been having
more bleeding spells and is quite low
at present.
Marshal Wilson went to Boston
with q carload of potatoes for him
self, last week.
Ed. Hutchinson has taken H
Joslyn's farm, known as the Parlil
place, for another year.
Rev S. F. Drew and family hav,
gone to Marshfeld, VT, to attend thu
golden wedding of Mrs. Drew's pa
rents.
Charles Hamblet and Z. w. Bar
ron have bought out A. w. Scott a
Barton village and will go into bust
ness there Immediately.
Coventry.
Quarterly meeting at M. E. churc1
next Sunday.
Charles Livingstone has gone t,
Burlington.
Harry Hearmon and f. Gorhan
have rented the DR.. Kimball house.
Mrs. John Reynolds has gone t
reside with her sister, Mrs. William
Dow.
| CraftSburv.
Charles Hoyt has moved to VOL
colt village.
William Robbins who has bee
carrying on the Wolcott poor farr
the last two years has returned HON
TO his own place.
DR.. Jackson and wife are hom
from Florida. They find that tn
climate varies 100 degrees all o.
the side of ice, as they get back.
MIS-. A. R. French was calle
away to Boston on account of tn
sudden death of her brother, VIII
was killed on the cars short tim
ago.
Two new looms ana a yarn twiste
have been bought for the woolle
factory here. The factory has don
good business the past few years an
it will doubtless do still better.
The band concert on Wednesda
evening, with the singing afforded
pleasant entertainment the proceed
will be used for the purchase of ne
instruments when they are needed.
The concert given by the member
of the Choral Union was very goo
and we'll attended. 1t will be repeat
ed at Craftsbury Common on Thurs
day evening, March 10. There wi
be a different programme.
The wire has been strung on tn
telephone poles to Wolcott, runnin
10 the Common, and will soon eXten
to West Albany, thence, it is e1
pected, north to Newport. TIL
connects Orleans county with til
Montpelier line.
The past winter has been a sever
one for aopd nprsonS in This localit,