Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-01-12
we shall miss her smiling face daily.
With the entire community, we ex-
tend sympathy to the family.

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out the following statements The Mon
TOR cheefully lends space to give notices
and reports of religious, educational, tenn
perance and other matters which have
for their object the public good, but for
that class which are gotten up specially
for profit or amusemnt, we feel under no
obligation to advertise, ''free gratis for
nothing" Such of these things, as we
will mention at all, must be paid for at
the rate of ten cents a line for one inser-
ton. We cannot use our local columns
for advertising, except in calling atten-
tioa to an advertisement in other parts
of the paper. Cards of thanks must come
under this head. If it is necessary to
use paper to thank friends or neighbors
for kindness, let the poor printer have
paw for the work he does in doing it. We
find it great task to report all the mar
rage and other anniversary gatherings
which occur in twenty or thirty towns,
and we trust our friends will not expect
extended notices, except in extraordinary
circumstances. The report of schools is
pretty dry reading fol large class of our
readers and we ask those desiring this
favor to make reports as brief as possible.
We will give the little folks hearing,
but let it be for highest merit and best
records in some line. We hope to do all
our business on generous principles, but
in order to do that, must have what right
fully belongs to us in the line of our bust
ness.
ALBANY.
On Tuesday last, on many farms
in this town, cattle were out on the
bare fields grazing.
The donation visit at the M. E.
Church was a social and financial
success receipts S150,05.
Flint Post, G.. A. R., will hold a
campfire with oyster supper at j. B.
Darling's hall on Tuesday evening,
Jan. goth. Rev. Mr.. Jenne will de-
liver an address and it is expected
that the meeting will be of great in
terest to all. The public cordially
invited.
The approach to the river bridge
at West Albany is dangerous as is
shown by the accidents which have
occurred there within the last few
days: a few days since when
Ira Sanders and Mark Mccartney
were drawing sawdust their sled slew
ed and nearly went into the river,
their horses getting away and run
ming home; few days later Alex
Campbell's sled slowed off into the
river, himself and horse escaping
without serious injury, but while
Henry Garvin was helping Campbell
he slipped and fractured his leg neal
the ankle. The attention of the au.
thorities is called to this dangerous
place.
East Albany.
Alonzo Heath is very sick with cry
sipelas.
Sociable of First Baptist church a
Mrs. L. L. Sanborn's on Wednesday
evening. All invited.
South ALBANY.
Oyster supper, dancing and skat
ing at T. M. Rowell's hail Friday
evening, Jan. 16.
Barton Landing.
Mrs. G.. W. Parker returned from
Boston Friday.
The Dist. clerk in district No.
reports 16 births and s deaths TO
1884.
DR.. Stevens goes to Troy, West
field and Lowell Tuesday, to be gon'
all the week.
The next meeting of the Orleans
| Association will be held here OF
Tuesday the Goth inst, at 100
o'clock a. m.
| G. S. SINNERS twin boys, fiv,
months old weigh 1917 and 1!
pounds. Pretty rugged millers 70
their age.
Mrs. Ella Scribner of Manchester
who is visiting her sister Mrs. Vince
Ter, has been very sick, but is slow
ly recovering.
Fred S. Nye and Genie Hazletol
were married on New Years eve ant
departed on the evening train TO
Lowell and Boston.
The doctors Brown and Brooks
from St. Johnsbury, and Wngh
from this place amputated the hand
of Mr.. Gannau on Wednesday last.
Mr.. Swartz from Barton villag
was here on the 9Th, and when under
taking to drive with only one line
his team landed against the depot
completely demolishing both him
wheels of his wagon.
AT the annual village meeting tn
old board of officers were elected ex
cept that S. A. Grow takes the plac
of E. L. Chandler as trustee. An ad
journment of two weeks was made
and the trustees will investigate, i
the meantime, the legality of combin
ing the fire district with the corpora
ton.
DIR. E. S. Tracy, dentist, for som
time a resident of this place, ha
formed partnership with DR.. R. W
Warner of st. Johnsbury in the den
tai business, beginning January 1st
The firm will hereafter be known a
Warner & Tracy. DR.. Tracy was re
Gently married to Mrs. E. S. Locke
also former resident of this place
The First Annual Meeting of the Vel
mont Woman's Suffrage Association wi
be held in the M. E. church, Barton Lane
ing, VT, Wednesday and Thursday. Jar