Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-01-11


further sketch of his travels. His
subject, IA description of Prague"
with historical incidents and charac-
tiers connected with that famous old
city. Those who heard him on a
former occasion will know that it
will pay to 90 again.
The Cong. S. S.. of this place
was organized Jan. Is, 1876, and
arrangements have been made to eel
ebrated it's first decennial, next Sab
bath afternoon. The pastor will
give an address suited to the occa-
sion; history of the school by the
superintendent, obituary notices with
other items of interest will be given.
All are invited to attend, especially
those who have ever been members
of the school.
BrOwninStO
Allie Dutton is attending school
at Hartford, Vt.
School in the north neighborhood
has adjourned for another week.
J. o. Humphrey has bought 20
acres of woodland of I. A. Wyman.
Two new cases of diphtheria in
Dis. No. /. Eva Smith Is quite sick
with lung fever.
VIM. Alger who recently got one
of his legs hurt in the woods, has
so far recovered as to do his chores.
Quite number of friends and
neighbors attended the birthday par
ty at 1. A. Wyman's last Thursday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Spaulding
of Wheelock and Henry Titus from
Canada were in town last week visit
ing friends.
Lumbermen are anxiously waiting
| for snow to enable them TO draw the
large amount of wood and lumber
now lying in the woods.
Mr.. Jasper Smith and Mrs. An
nette Currier were married at G. W
Smiths Jan. Sd, by Rev. L. Dodd
They have the best wishes of friends
Everett Burrows and his bride
Nellie Cooley returned from thei
wedding tour q few days since. Ma.
their life's journey be pleasant ant
prosperous.
Evansville.
B. Durham has the job to stick n
and draw +. Fosters lumber to tn
Landing for $1.20 per thousand.
Ed Gallup and Henry Dunbar
have taken the jol, to cut and skid +
Fosters lumber for 80 cents Il thous
and.
John and Michael Fay have bee
in Franklin Co., and John has decid
ed to move there to carry on farr
for his sister.
1t is said that the se,ect men hav
located a road between this place an
Daniel Pierce's, to meet road
the Center at that place. The sam
road for which a petition has bee
circulated the past two months.
West Charleston.
Elmer White of Bloomington,
working for S. Pearsons in the cool
er shop.
J. G.. Oliver is reelected superb
tendent of Baptist Sabbath-scho'
for the coming year.
VIM. Parker has bought 30 acre
of woodland of Richard Maplesdel
formerly owned by Nathan Chase.
Bert Parlin and Eugene Royce a
home from Poughkeepsie, N.
John Hennersy is back from Littl
ton, n. H. Ambrose Shute has L
turned from BARTON.
: John Knights has gone to Islar
t Pond to work for Fitzgerald Jol
Dudley has gone to St. Johnshu
to work for the Fairbankses w
Wheeler has gone to Echo Pond
work in Sweeney's mill.
I. The trade between j. B. Holtt
and Fred Hamblet has fallen throug
: and Holton is still doing business
' his old store. Both men put thel
| selves under $500 bonds to trad
Hamblet got sick of his bargai
paid his $500 and stepped out.
Coventry.
Alonzo Brooks still lies in cri
cal condition.-Mrs. VIM. Steve
and Charlie Chapman are on t
gain.
Jay Fuller was severely hurt by
!, hog, last Tuesday while repairi
the pen, the hog stuck his tusk
his leg just below the knee, rakl
it down to the ankle in a fright
Il manner.
Frank. G.. Williams is consider
bly, interested in horses and has i
, Gently purchased fine two-year-o
stallion colt, standard bred and re
e istered as ''Rufus H." No. 262
t He was sired by Ben Franklin, t
dam by Gen. Sherman, and is Fl
o brother of Minnie Franklin viii
n showed 2 :28 speed at five years, a
!. was sold for $1,000. The colt is e
S tered in the n. E. colt stakes to
t. trotted in 1887, but Mr.. Williams "
:. not continue the entry as he inten
n to keep the horse for stock purpose
e He is promising animal.
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