Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-02-01

ton: WI. Barrows, Coventry Port
Dawson, Craftsbury: Josiah Grout,
Derby; c. P. Bean. Glover: G. L.
Baker, Greensboro Nickson Morse,
Holland; Homer Somers, Irasburgh
Geo. Blair, Jay; irwin Stevenson,
Lowell; W. P. Bartlett, Morgan;
J. C. Hunt, Newport; Mitchell Hunt,
Troy; N. X. Campbell, Sutton; B.
Ingalls,, Sheffield; Elias Bemis,
Brighton. Adjourned to meet at the
call of the secretary, in June.
ALBANY.
We are glad to see W. X. Annis,
ST., on the street again.
Amos Hill has sold his farm and
stock to j. Twombly of Irasburgh,
for $1085.
Simeon Smalley lost his wallet
containing five dollars while at Iras-
burgh, recently, and hopes an hon
est man will find it.
Mrs. Wells Hyde, who has been in
Lowell, Mass, for the last few
months, has returned as also have
her parents, Dea. and Mrs. P. Saw
yer who have been stopping in 1ras-
burgh.
Notwithstanding the scarcity of
snow, some of our lumbermen are
doing quite stroke of business.
When aciU the coming man of means
turn up and put in the necessary
appliances for working up our
almost exhaustless supply of soft
and hard timber at home? We have
lots of muscle here that would be
glad to help furnish and run such An
institution for fair pay.
The officers of Black River Lodge,
I. o. G.. T., for the next quarter,
are as follows: Rev. w. S. Jenue,
w. C. T.; Carrie V. Rowell, W. V.
T.; G.. c. Lang, w. s.; Abbie f.
FRASER, w. F. s.; DR.. J. e. Camp
bell, w. T.. B. O. Aiken, w. c..
F. w. Tenney, w. M. Edle FRASER,
w. /. G.. (; Fred A. Aiken, W. O. G..
The Lodge was represented at the
Grand Lodge at Waterbury by w.
X. Annis, Jr., and j. A. Brown.
The following are the officers IN
the Henry Flint Post, No. Is, G. A,
R., for the ensuing year: command
er, F. A. Crane; senior, b. 0. All.
ken; junior, VIM. Leonard: adj.
F. |. Burnell Q. NJ, A. f. Daniels
surgeon, P. G. Hodgden; chaplain
w. X. Annis, Jr.; officer of the
day, r. w. Cowles; officer of the
guard, o. M. George; S. NJ, E. 5.
Simonds; Q. M. S. John Crowley
delegates, f. s. Simonds and b. o.
Aiken.
South ALBANY.
Prof. White will hold a fire,
concert at the w. M. church
Friday evening, Feb. 5. The cele
brated Symphony organ will be used
Barton Landing.
Robert ellis has moved to Iras
burgh.
Chester Tracy arrived in town las
Monday.
Missionary concert at Cong. churcl
Sunday, Feb. 9TH.
The escape of the prisoners Brow
and sony from Jail at Newport ha
caused no grief here.
Twenty-Five new volumes hav
been added to the village library. l
is good time for those in arrears t.
pay up.
Fred Brown, of the firm of Skinne
& Brown, has recently taken part
ner for life. A young lady fror
Cambridgeport, Massachusetts.
Rev. M. A. Gates will give an ad
dress on "Ireland and the Conditio
of its People, from observation
made in his travels there, at Cong
vestry Wednesday evening.
The Library Association voted t
abate all arrearages of assessment
of delinquent members, who have nc
used the books during the past yeal
so that members can now have acces
to the books by paying the currer
assessment of fifty cents.
f. ID. Stafford has moved into hi
new house. He warns it with on
of Mr.. Murkland's furnaces, and
much pleased with the manner i
which it works, and the small amour
of wood it takes to keep it going
Mr.. Fred Brown also occupies room
i'm same house.
The eighth lecture of the course wi
be given Mon. evening. Feb. Sth, b
James Kay Applebee of Boston. Sui
ject, 'Charles Dickens, Sentimental
list and Humorist.' Those who Ell
joy high literary merit, with rare W
and humor, will be amply repaid b
attending this lecture, while the &C
miPers of Dickens will receive fires
inspiration and new views of this MOI
ed author, from the vivid word paint
ing of an eloquent Englishman.
Brow
S. S. Bartlett has bought forty on
acres of land of Scott Tinkham fo
S72O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Going are no
living with her father, Elhridge Co
burn.
John Maxwell of Danville hs
moved into /. A. Wyman's hOus,