Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-10-19

by THIS community.
The funeral services of Miss Allie
Bartlett. daughter of John G. Bart
let.. were held last Thursday af
ternoon, Rev. L. Dodd officiating.
In the morning of life Allie fell a
victim to consumption, and although
her illness was long and painful, she
bore it patiently, being perfectly
submissive to the will of Him who
doeth all things we'll; she died re-
joicing in the Lord.
Bro wilmington
Minnie Campbell has gone to Flor
ence, Mass.
Miss Nellie Townsend teaches the
school in Solomon Berry's district.
Albro Twombly went to Boston
last week and may decide to move
there.
Austin Lund's family have moved
from /. A. Wyman's to their own
home.
Mrs. Warren Huse was hastily
called to Lebanon, N. H., last week,
to see her sister who was dangerous
ly ill.
Mrs. Isabel Kathan died at the
home of Benjamin Burrows last
Tuesday and was buried in the Gem
etery at the Centre the following
Thursday. She has been helpless
and speechless for nearly year.
Evansville.
j. H. Evans has been quite sick
with a lung difficulty.
j. w. Brown & Son have clap
boarded their store and put on a
veranda. Elisha Foster is going to
build new house.
East Charleston.
l.. Goodwin has sold his interest
in the carriage shop to A. Willard.
B. F. Trlpp has bought the Sau-
cier place at Echo Pond of J. Sween-
ey, paying $3.50.
S. G.. Streeter has rented his farm
to L. Stoddard for $3.50 year and
will move his family to Lowell, Mass.
Sweeney and Lang have taken in
| between six and seven thousand
bushels of potatoes to make into
starch.
M. r. Davis has rented his hotel
to Dan Huntley of Sutton for S13 a
month. Stokes, the old land
lord, has moved in with H. H. Rich.
The foundation is being laid for
| the schoOl-hOuSe and some of the
lumber has been drawn. J. S.
Sweeney has the contract for $3.50.
Daniel Heady has bought two lots
of land in Westmore and intends
numbering both lots the coming win
ter. He is going to move his mill
from Westmore on 10 Mad brook on
the farm of A. j. Allyn in this place.
Frank Smith has moved into the
tenement vacated by DR.. Badger and
M. F. Cheney has moved into the
house vacated by Frank Smith. B.
F. Trip is moving into the house
that he bought of j. S. Sweeney and
has sold his farm to his son Frank.
Last week A. Barney, having de-
termined to disinter the remains OF
his wife, who was buried in the Cen
ter burying ground, a new grave was
dug in the new grounds, and the sex
ton went with his help to dig up anG
remove the body, but when the grave
was opened it was discovered that the
casket and remains had been stoler
and taken away. The matter is 6
mystery and causes quite sensation
here. Mrs. Barney died about twelve
years ago.
CraftSburV.
Prof. James Whitney spent las
week in Boston.
Oscar Cochran has moved from
the parsonage to the south village.
Amory Dawson has returned home
having sold his large drove Of cattle
Carlton Udall and his son Herber
are 9th making repairs on thei
houses.
Luman Smith is putting up larg'
bull ding 10 be used for paint shop
blacksmith shop, etc.
Clark Allen and E. M. SWEET hav
both been to Boston and returned
with lots of new goods.
Mrs. Ira Dutton has returned from
Massa chusetts, and Mrs. Marth
Huntington from Burlington, Vt.
The Ladies' Aid of the M. Z
church will hold honey festival il
the vestry on Thursday evening, Oct
%. All invited.
| Thomas Patterson raised 256 bush
els potatoes from 80 rods of ground
The Sebeck Early Rose and Hebro
were the varieties planted.
r Rev. j. Hamilton preached a yer
acceptable sermon at the M. Z
church on Sunday, Oct. II, in tn
absence of the pastor.
Mr.. SWEET Is selling out and
: going to move to Enosburgh Falls
t about the first of December.
G.. X Goodrich raised 60 bushel
of wheat from two bushels seed, o
: one acre of ground. Who beats this
l J. Kerr is doing large bushes
. in the tin-ware and stove business
he has the largest stock ever kept