Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-03-08
south Albany.

The Ladies Atu vi tue t. W. d.
church will meet AT f. F. Rowell's
Thursday eve. All invited.
Mrs. Alma Rowell has sold her
place to Frank Graham; he has also
bought forty acres of w. L. Dow.
The musical convention, under the
leadership of Prof. c. L. White with
Miss Bergoine of Coventry as organ
lst,s was we'll attended considering
the weather. On account of the
storm quite Il number from out of
town were Obliged to stay until
March Sd.
EAST Albany.
Amos Hall who has been instru-
mental in breaking up one family
and running off a wife to leave
respectable family with children, has
cleared out and left his own family,
and gone, probably, to meet the
woman who went away some months
ago. If the villain could be proper
ly advertised it may do some good.
He probably went to Baltimore.
Barton Landing.
L. d. Wilson is Matching incuba-
tor chickens.
F. A. Stafford gets pension and
back pay of s1657.
Patronize the barber; new boy
makes him s'smoile."
A. F. Brockway is at work for
Mr.. Caswell OF Newport.
Pleasant sugar festival at Cong'l
church Wednesday evening.
The books of the library have been
put in better condition, while people
are patroniZing the library more and
more.
Mrs. Bowles, who recently gave an
interesting lecture here, has been
elected to a place on the school
board at her home in Abingdon,
Mass.
The lecture committee come out a
little short on payment for the ex-
cellent course of lectures they fur
nished and the public is cheerfully
making up the deficiency.
New goods at E. f. Stafford's this week
Shall add to my stock some new and de
sirable goods at prices that cannot fail tc
please the buyer. 1 have few goods
wish to close: Lot of collars and diaries
which will be sold at half price, also bar
gains in ready made clothing. Custom
ers will also find me in good assortment
of provisions, fruit, ETC., rubber good:
suitable for the season.
Evansville.
Willard Trip has gone to Lowell
Mass, to work.
Milo Eddy goes back to Derby
this spring to school.
Nathan Leonard has received {
pension Of So per month and $685.
back pay.
Elisha Foster has bought the Hol
than house of S. r. Potter, also thu
Brooks land paying $1,000 for thu
same.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Charles Church fell dowl
cellar few days ago hurting he
quite badly.
Ed. Spencer has moved into on
part of the house formerly occupied
by j. ID Griffin.
The annual March meeting of tn
town was postponed one week OF
account of the roads.
1t was Willie Bushaw, not Bashav
who had the scuffle with Jane
Dwire, as stated last week.
The meetings conducted by Rev
Daniel Land Of West Bolton, Ca.
still continue with increasing inter
est, and souls are coming to Christ.
j. o. Shedd for some reason afte
getting all ready to move into tn
Joslyn house, changed his mind an
moved his family into the hous
with his father-in-law, D. Hildreth.
Coventry.
We are having spring schoc
here taught by Miss Maggie Murch
Ned Foster, our new merchant
has succeeded in finding a Story tina
suits him, and has gone to house
keeping in B. F. Towers house.
Our stage driver tipped over an
broke his sleigh and froze his face o
Saturday, the 9th ult. He think
there is not much pleasure in carryin
the mail when the wind is blowing 6
the rate of forty knots an hour.
The primary department of th
village school closed Feb. %. Nun
Der of pupils AZ; average attendant
SO average age9. Those having n
marks against their names, WEI
George Trudeau, Charlie Gllber
and Raymond Guild. Those having n
absent marks were Verne Ordway
Alice Allen, and Lee Porter.
Graf fSbaa1.V.
Quite number are down with til
prevailing epidemic; none are 81
riously sick.
Mrs. A. Paddock read a very il
terest ing paper at the G. L. S. c.. @
Monday evening, Feb. %.
The f. Hardwick dramatic clu
played Ten Nights in Bar-Room
at the town hall Wednesday evening
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