Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-09-20

paired as to be able to quote lnnumer-
able passages or scripture without
hesitancy, and repeat hymns and
poems learned in childhood days.
Barton Landing.
Jennie Webster seems to be recov-
ering froni her illness.
Geo. Bush and family are home
from Queen City Park.
j. B. Clement and wife are visit
ing friends and their daughter at
Wells River.
Mrs. E. McGaffey has returned
from her visit to Lebanon, N. H.,
in better health.
L. D. Wilson is re-shingllng the
Jones house; Bartlett & Joslyn are
repairing their mill.
G. S. Skinner, while duck hunting
with C. S. Colley last week, accident
ally killed and wounded eight ducks
at one shot.
ALBANY
N. M. Darling and wife are visit
ing their son, Andrew, at Bellows
Falls.
J. G. Dow and son George start a
large drove of cattle for market this
week.
Nelson Dow and H. K. Dunklee,
formerly principal of Albany Acad-
envy, have gone to Chicago to attend
a course of medical lectures.
The Good Templars' Union was
we'll ate nded, and the lodges of the
county we'll represented. The occa-
sion was much enjoyed by all.
The house of Geo. Bumps was
burned last Friday night about 2
o'clock. The family had barely time
to escape. Partially insured.
South ALBANY.
The quarterly meeting that was tc
have been Sept. 25 and 26, has beer
postponed until Oct. 16 and H.
Rev. E. Matthews is expected.
O. G.. Cass will be ready to make
cider on and after next Wednesday
22nd he is putting three foot run oil
burr stone into his mill for grinding
feed
East Albany.
Mrs. Geo. Tinker is quite sick
and the little boy, Frank, has beer
dangerously i'll. George has return
ed to Mortified school.
M. W. Cass and A. Grant are doing
a good business with the threshins
machine they have good team, ant
all works to perfection with them.
Rev. G.. W. Griffin of Block Isl
and, R. T., spent a few days here
and preached at the old church. Rev
A. d. Jones and wife have also beer
here.
EVANSVILLE.
Rufus Trip has bought the Jol
Drown house.
J. w. Brown is painting and re
pairing his store and house.
Edward King is home from tn
West, not liking that part or tn
country.
John Marshall, who received
very severe injury at the stone quar-
ry by the crushing of leg, is suffer
ing much from the limb at this time
Bloomington.
Prayer meeting at John Miles mex
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Fanny Grow and Mrs. Mars
are getting better.
Mrs. Henry Smith and Miss Cad
die Jenkins have gone to Littleton
N. H.
Mr.. M. A. Lewis and family hav
moved to Silas Bartlett's for a TEN
porary stay.
Mrs. Dougherty from Canada, i
visiting her daughter, Mrs. JOIN
Maxwell.
G A Going has moved back to hi
farm.-A Lund moves his hous
across the road.
Miss Carrie E. Day who has beer
spending a few days with her friend
in this place, has returned to Vince
lock.
Amanda Going has returned fror
work at Barton Landing Mrs. Mile
mother of A. Miles, of late hard sick
is better.
Mrs. Ida (Pierce) Roberts of Ne
Market, N. H., came to town Thurs
day, Sept. 9, to visit friends, afte
an absence of several years.
Mrs. Solomon Berry who has bee
troubled for several years with can
Ger on her head, has been quite ill O
late. DIR. E. o. Ranney attends hel
West Charleston.
F. A. Moulton has put new plan
er into his mill.
Marshall Wilson raised SO bushel
of wheat from four bushels of SOW
ing. Alfred Taylor has returned t
to town.
Andrew Wilson has rented Mrs
Townshend's tenement and will NOV
his family here sometime during th
week.
Harry True has returned to Son
erville, Mass. His wife will renal
sometime longer with her mothe
J Mrs. P. o. Clarke.
Rev. L. j. Wheeler and wife, an