Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-04-19


deceased sister.
REV. S. B. CURRIER,
MRS. c. L. BICKFoRD, com.
Mrs. JOHN SMITH,
Barton Landing.
Alfred Brown is happy over an
eleven pound boy, born Apr. IL.
Joseph Bartlett boasts a pair of
twin Jersey calves. "Half blood"
DR.. J. F. Wright and wife return
ed from their wedding tour last Sat-
urday, and he is again attending his
patients.
DR.. E. G.. Stevens moved his den
tai office last Wednesday into his
residence, two doors south of the
Cong. church.
DR.. Kingsley, of Rome, N. Y,
pronounces the growth on Geo. Glea-
sons leg a rose cancer, and has COM
menced treatment.
H. w. & E. M. Buchanan have
dissolved partnership. H. w. Bu-
chanan continues in the business,
while Z. M. retires.
S. A. Peck has sold his stock of
goods and business interest here to
II. M. Whipple of Lyndonville, who
will take possession about May 3D..
"Sid." has had a good trade, been
industrious, and we dislike to lose
him. Mr.. Whipple is young man
of good standing, and we expect to
learn to like him.
ALBANY
Guar Rowell has gone to Southern
California, where he has two sons,
each in the hotel business.
Miss. Alvira Mcclellan has gone to
Westfield, Mass, where she has a
sister living. She will work In a
whip factory.
Miss. Myra Cowles, who has been
tea ching for some time in St. Johns
bury, has gone to Morrilltown, Ark.
Sorry to lose her.
We learn that the blacksmith shop,
house and lot on Lowell street. is
sold to party from Derby who will
take possession soon.
Alison Miller put a pistol bullet
through the fieshy part of his left leg
above the knee last Wednesday. II
passed within about half an inch OF
the big artery, but fortunately did
not hit it. 1t appears that no cords
or bones were disturbed, and he is
doing we'll. We stand in constant
fear of the bullet for several of oul
boys in the village are fooling will
pistols. Firearms are very fascina
ting to boys, but we neither wisf
them to endanger their lives or haz
ard ours for the cheap sport there IL
in the use of small firearms.
East Albany.
The public examination of teach
ers will be held at the vestry of thu
F. B. church at E. Albany Saturday
April oath.
Bloomington.
The Reform Club will meet Wed
nesday eve, Apr. Dist.
Everett Burrows has moved int,
the tenement over the post-office.
Olin Philbrick, Lucius Lund an,
Albert Smith have gone to Boston
to work.
N. Gallup's steam mill was dam
aged by the high water and ice during
the late freshet.
Mr.. r. Bailey's family went t
Island Pond last week. We wis
them prosperity in their new home
Miss Carrie Day is hired t
teach the school in district No. 2
She is an old teacher and liked yer
much.
Mrs. E. w. Smith, who has bee
spending a few weeks with relative
in this vicinity, returned to Lyndon
vile last Thursday.
L. Young, M. D., has sold hi
place to DR.. Gilman of Lyndon. Dl
Young remains two or three month
to settle up his accounts.
Geo. Wheeler has moved to Ho
land. Mr.. P. Wheeler has returne
from Canada and takes G. Wheeler
place on the Blandlng farm.
The teachers examination will
held at the academy at the village
not at the town hall as previously re
ported, Saturday, Apr. "a, comment
ing at 8 o'clock.
West Charleston.
Maud M. Core is going to Mas
to teach school.
Carrie Ferrin teaches the scho,
in the Sawyer district.
r A large company attended the 81
ciable at the Cong. vestry Tuesda
. eve, the 18th.
s Rev. Il. j. Wheeler will continr
: his labors as pastor of the Bapti
q church for another year.
: The sugar-makers tell us that the
have not known such run of ga
Tor years as they have had with
o the past 10 days; much has bee
wasted in spite of all their efforts
n save it. The sugar is of very fiji
d quality.