Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-11-01
chinery last week and was quite bad

Rev. Mr.. Todd was thrown from
his carriage at Evansville Saturday
night and was quite badly injured,
and his team badly smashed up.
The first lecture of the course will
be held on Tuesday evening, Nov.
I'd. 1t will be one of the funniest
and most pleasing things In the
course.
The county w. C. t. U. will hold
a one days meeting at Barton Land
ing next week, date to be hereafter
announced, at which Mrs. Hunt,
National Supt., will be present.
The ladies of this place and vlcin-
ity are requested to meet at the ves-
try of the M. E. church on Thursday
afternoon for the purpose of form
| inc a Womans' Christian Temper
| ance Union. Prominent ladies of
the Union will be present.
The large lumber mills situated in
Holland ard owned by d. G.. French
of this place and Geo. Caswell of
| Derby Line were burned last Satur-
day, the fire starting while the men
were at dinner. Loss $500; insur-
ed $4,000. They will rebuild as soon
as possible.
ALBANY
John Donnahue has hired Edwin
Annis' house and moved in.
Mary S. Merrill and Lydia Col
burn have gone to Pasadena, CAL,
TO work in the Raymond hotel.
Henry Mills has moved to Lowell
D. Sawyer and wife have moved
back to their place from Irasburgh.
Ernest, son Of Wallace Dow, while
playing in the school yard fell anc
broke his arm and put the elbow GU
of joint. DR.. Campbell was calico
and set the arm.
l. H. McClary and Charles Murph.
while driving in the darkness, Satur
day night, came into collision ant
there was a promiscuous heap 70
some moments, but no very seriou
damage.
East Albany.
j. G. Clough has let his farm t.
John Lowe, and is going to do car
penter and joiner work.
Mry. Abbie M. Chamberlin is Wis
iting in Lowell, and Carlisle, Mass.
where she intends spending the WIN
ter.
H. o. Clough is clapboarding, an
otherwise repairing his house.-H. M
Hunter is fixing up the inside of hi
house.
; South ALBANY.
Hon. Levi Rowell who has been i
poor health for some time past
failing rapidly.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Fanny Smith when returnin
f home from Mass, injured her foe
e quite badly.
S. S. Tinkham is home from Bo.
ton; Mrs. VIM. Houstons who hs
been for several weeks with her si
f ter, Mrs. Townsend, has gone to hi
S home.
School in the academy closes ne,
Friday. 1t has been very success
fully taught by an old school teacl
er, Miss Carrie Day, who is muC
loved by all.
o A CARD.-We wish through the &C
vi tOul paper w CApiCSo Jul
to all who so kindly assisted US in Il
sickness and death of our beloved faith
8 and husband. May Heaven reward "
for your kindness is the wish of
MRS. DROWN AND FAMILY
:. Evansville.
Ed. Smiths people have gone
v New Hampshire to visit friends.
II Mrs. A. Drown has been callt
home by the illness of her daughte
4 Mrs. Clara Miller.
West Charleston.
!. There is new boy at Herbe
= Tracy's.
v Clarence Ingalls, and VIM
e Chaplin are married.
Mrs. Alvin Smith died Sunday Il
e oath, after long and painful Hines
O William Allchurch from Holal
O has moved into one part of Hubba
Joslyn's house across the river,
= S. E. Winslow has just got hor
1t from Canada with some work hors
,e that he offers to sell at very lo
lie prices.
Herbert Tracy raised 800 bushe
W of turnips on 371a rods of land,
% being at the rate of 1880 bushels
& the acre.
J. The friends of Mrs. Lester Ba
rett, a former resident of this plac
If will be panied to learn of her rece
J. death, at her home in Stratford.
# III.
}, Hiram Hutchinson, one of the oil
est inhabitants of our town, is
is very feeble health; his son s.
=, Hutchinson, of New York city, Wis
ct ed him recently.
ID There will be temperance soci
IS BILE, under the directions of the
E. c. t. u, in the vestry and parlo
5. o. the Cong. church, Friday ev
r. Nov. 9TH. Oysters and other 1
10 freshments served. All are cordial
y. invited.