Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-12-13

man, Mr.. Mossman moving on to the
farm.
The Odd Girls and Ladies Aid So
ciety meet with Mrs. S.B. Currier, Fri
day p. N. and evening. Gentlemen in
vlted to tea. A general invitation
to all, especially to the
young people. Supper from to Z
o'clock.
All mail matter going over the
South Eastern R. r. and all points
tributary to that road, including
Franklin and Chittenden Counties,
as far south as Burlington, is not
sent from the Barton post-office I'M
til 9 o'clock p. m.
When you are making your
Christmas purchases remember that
E. E. Rawson of this village has
large number of suitable and appro-
pirate articles that nobody else in this
vicinity keeps. Go in and see his
large stock of goods.
The address of Mrs. Perkins Sun
day evening was very interesting.
She is a worthy woman, and her la
bors in the interests of the W. G. T.
U. are to a great extent gratuitous.
There is a prospect that the ladies
will revive this branch of the organ
ization.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are to give chicken pie sup
per in their vestry next Wednesday
evening. Supper from 5 to 73O
O'Clock, after which there will be an
entertainment prepared by the young
ladies. Admission to vestry 5 cents,
supper 20 cents. All cordially invited.
Grace Murkland Twombly has
sold out her millinery goods and
business to Mrs. Frank Largis, who
will carry on millinery and dress
making as heretofore in the same
store. Mr.. Twombly's people move
into the upper tenement rooms, and
Mrs. Largis into the rooms in real
of her store.
ALBANY
The M. E. donation visit nette6
S135.
Mrs. Beech has moved to Hiram
Hunters for the winter. She is af
| flicted with very bad knee.
About sixty of the Good Templar'
attended the sugar party furnished
by o. L. George. G. T. at Darling
hall. All seemed to enjoy them
selves we'll; the sugar, so far as fla
vor was concerned, was just as goot
as new.
E. Bashaw has bought place il
Morristown and is moving there
Luther Woods has moved from tn
A. Frasier place to the Wilcox place
Mr.. Frasier having sold out to B
Chafey of Hardwick +; Charles Alb
bolt has moved from the Wilco,
farm to the Jenness place where b
will board the lumber teamsters ant
scale lumber.
East Albany.
Geo. Moore is very low with luns
disease.
Mrs. S. V. Cowles is suffering Sc
verely with what is thought to b
Bright's disease, and is in critica
condition.
John Huse, who was at work o.
Eden mountain recently, was badl
hurt by falling tree. He was tax
en- home, and DR.. Campbell was call
ed TO dress his wounds, with pros
poets of recovery.
South ALBANY.
The first meeting of the commits
sioners on the Levi Rowell estate wi
be held at the T. M. Rowell hote
Jan. 4th.
There will be Musical Conven
ton at this place Dec. %, 20, an
30th under the direction of Prof. A
r. Cowles. Tickets for full cours
so cts. Concert 20 cts. Entertainment
free.
Barton Landing.
Joseph Bartlett raised 60 bushel
of pop corn.
Ira A. Sturtevant's hog dresse
6l2 pounds. 1t was not quite fiftee
months old. Ira says when they bea
this he is ready to try again.
The w. c. T. U. meeting held her
last week was very interesting to a.
present. The address of Mrs. Pei
kins was highly complimented.
Meade Post G. A. R., will hol
its next meeting at 2 p. NJ, Tuesday
instead of evening. A full attend
ance is desired, as it is the annus
election of officers.
Miss Jennie Davis has just close
very profitable series of lessons il
painting, and her pupils have execut
ed several pieces, creditable alike t
themselves and their teacher.
| One of our correspondents who re
Gently reported poultry item whic
the Egpress correspondent contrs
diets, says he got his authority fror
the depot master which is goo
enough in this case.
Chandler & Skinner are doing
heavy business in their Newport Cen
ter mill. Dan'l Skinner has gone t
work for them.-N. III. Gallup ey
poets to put two million feet of lum