Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-09-13

French, ri
Scattering, z
The following are the names of the
justices chosen: A. ID. Mathews,
d. G.. French, Job Guild, j. P. Bald
win, John Forrest, Jr., A. o. Blake,
Edward Barnard, d. P. Gordon,
Benjamin Mossman, H. j. Town.
Barton Landing.
Jennie Wilson is slightly better.
Minnie Trippis home from Boston.
Oscar Wilson of Ohio is here on a
visit.
DR.. Stevens people have sustain
ed a great loss in the death of their
little daughter Mabel.
At tie annual meeting of the
Lecture Association the following
officers were chosen: President,
B. F. D. Carpenter; vice president,
Joseph Bartlett; secretary, c. Fl.
Jones; treasurer, w. III. Blasdell.
Executive committee, O. H. Austin.
P. Guild, B. F. D. Carpenter.
The series of meetings held here
last week under the management of
MI. Todd were very interesting and
useful. The services were excellent
and the Spirit of the Lord was pres
ent. Many have been brought into
the JOY of new life. The meetings
will be held evenings during the
week, with help from abroad.
ALBANY.
S. G. Kimball takes his ''Cyclone"
horse to state fair this week, and
Orange Whitcher his yearling colt.
Lizzie P. Lampher is here from
Medford, Mass.-L. G.. Leach is
here on visit and looks as natural
as ever.
A little son of Mrs. Copeland got
lost on Sunday afternoon, and was
found after quite search and some
excitement in the edge of the woods
asleep.
The Good Templars' Union will be
held here on Wednesday with oper
session at O'Clock, p. m. Plomi
nent speakers expected. A genera
invitation is given.
The drovers are collecting anC
driving large droves of cattle. Del
ano & Dow started with 400 las
week. Messrs. j. G. George anC
A. P. Dow will stalt droves soon.
COMPANY REUNIoN.-Company l
1st Vermont cavalry, held its secon(
reunion Wednesday, Sept. l at AL
hany. The meeting was held il
Darling's hall and was So successful
that 1t was decided to form perma
nent organization and to hold yearl
meetings hereafter. About 20 of tn
surviving members of the compan
were present. The forenoon wa
taken up with general greetings,
capital dinner was served at Dar
ling's hotel and speech making file
the afternoon hours. Capt. E. Gran
of Irasburg, who served two term
in rebel prisons, was on hand wit
a rousing speech as were comrade
Jonas T. Stevens, HI. A. Boomhowe
better known among the boys a
"Gen. Beauregaru" and all til
: other boys who were present. Ever
one was called on for something an
i all cheerfully responded. The PEE
y manent organization is as follows
!. President, G. G. Hoyt of No. Crafts
bury; secretary, j. I. Stevens {
: Eden; executive committee, Augu
tus Paddock of Craftsbury, Benjami
= o. Aiken of Albany, w. w. Fost'
:. of Irasburg
= South Albany.
! Quarterly meeting at w. M. chure
/. Sept. rs and 26, commencing at
r O'Clock.
A little four-year-old son of Jam'
e Anderson recently fell and disloca
: ed his elbow. DR.. Campbell W;
II called to set 1t.
" Willie Scott is attending school
{ Lyndonville this fall Effie Patterso
{ has returned to johnson school; A
: ma Marnock returns to the Hartfo
deaf and dumb asylum.
Bloomington.
y Mrs. Davis goes to Holyoke, Mass
; and Mrs. Fanny Smith goes with he
DR.. Gilman is repairing his house
I James Wheeler is in town visiting
&c Fanny Grow is better.
= The thieves who recently ransacl
. ed Orson Crows cellar are trainil
for position in the employ of t
state, at Windsor or Rutland.
Bloomington / S the banner repu
r. lican town in the county and probab
o in the state. One hundred and tv
/ votes were cast for Ormsbee and on
4 one for Shurtleff, not single dem
cratic vote was cast for any coun
- office.
v West Charleston.
" j. S. Cook is putting new wat
10 wheel into his carding mill.
J. Geo. Morse from Franklin, N.
,e is visiting relatives here.
er Webster Bowker has gone to wo
t. in j. B. Holton's drug store.
- Farmers about here tell us that p
e. tatoes are rotting badly both in t
u ground and cellars.
n. S. Allen raised 108 bushels