Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-11-29
Barton Landing.

term.
Arthur Fairbrother has hired rooms
in the Wiley house and will move in
soon.
p. nj. Goddard of Coventry moves
into the A. d. Mathews tenement
house.
N. H. Gallup is putting his mill in
Bloomington in good running condi-
ton.
Ed. Perley has position IN shop
at Bellows Falls. Bert Perley is
home from Fairbanks shop.
Mrs. John Trip has succeeded in
raising $50 by subscription for the
purpose or insuring the M. f. church
for three years.
Deacon VIM. Spencer moves into
the house with his son-in-law, Mr..
Joslyn, and rents the house bought
of Aaron Wiley.
The failure of H. S. Webster is re-
ported in the Boston papers, we hope
Henry will come out right side up if
given little time.
Mr.. Copeland lectures here on Tues
day and on Thursday evenings, and
the Shepherd family are here on
Wednesday evening.
1t is announced that the county w.
G.. Il. U. will meet here next week
Thursday, at which time Mrs. Per-
kins will be present and address the
meeting.
The w. G. T. U. meets at the YES
try of the M. E. church, Tuesday at
p. M. Special business requires
the presence of every member. The
public is invited.
Charles Ford, son of Lewis Ford
who formerly worked at barbering
here, but more recently at Lyndon
vile, has gone to California, and has
a shop in Raymond's big hotel.
1t was reported in the last week $
E;rpress and Standard that there was
a car load of poultry shipped from
here. Station agent Hildreth says
there was not even hand-car load
of all that were sent from here.
Charles Cook, son of James Cook.
died at the home of his father Satur.
day. Mr.. Cook has been in the fan
West many years, and for the last
twenty years was a conductor on 6
Pacific r. r. He came East several
weeks since, being i'll, and soon begar
to run down with consumption
He leaves a wife and son in Sar
Francisco.
ALBANY
The cattle buyers are nearly al
home and report a profitable fall'
work.
Madison Cowles and wife who arr
VISITING in the West are now at Yer
million, Dakota.
The drama played by the student
was well learned and finely rendered
The attendance was large.
South Albany.
The residence of the late Levi X
Rowell is closed.
Mrs. Alma Rowell who went t
New. Hampshire last summer ha
been married. She will be back on
visit soon.
Miss f. E. Patterson is home frol
the st. Johnsbury School. Wilbu
Scott is home from Lyndon. Mr.;
j. F. Wright is visiting in New Yorl
Bloomington.
The new conner at Edmund Well
is little girl.
Mrs. E. H. Colburn is very sic
with gastric fever.
Mrs. Albert Day and family ha,
gone to their home in n. Y.
Miss Edith Bryant will teac
school at Evansville the coming vii
ter.
, Henry Smith and wife 60 to Littl
, ton, N. H., to see their sister, wi
is in a helpless condition.
Charles Wiley, who has take
Henry Smiths farm for year, W
p move on to il Immediately.
: Bertha and Wellie Townshen
s Minnie Smith and Mort Parker 8
4 tend school at Derby this winter.
h Austin & Dutton are putting in
e basement for large barn, wifi
), they intend to build in the spring.
q Orrln Austin has sold his intere
in the saw-mill and box factory
r Barton Landing to O. II. Austin.
Il S. S. Bartlett has purchased fit
= acres of timber land in Coventr
= where he will lumber the coming wi
ter.
The Ladies' AID Society NEE
with Mrs. Silas Bartlett, Wednesd
;, afternoon and eyening.-Prayt
meeting at A. Wells Thursday eye
ing.
George Howe and Fred Collin
9 have had a long run Of threshlng IL
fall, having commenced IN Angus
:, and have quite an amount of work
do yet.
Evansville.
School begins in district No.
" Nov. 29th, Miss Jennie Bryant, teac
er.