Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-10-04
Barton Landing.


Dea. William Spencer and Ahira
Joslyn are building an addition to
their barns.
A bran new baby at H. S. Web
ster's. also at Mr.. Waterman s-the
post office and school will be run as
usual, however.
Geo. Nye has rented his place
here and will move to Newport, where
he will do business in the shop of
Leonard Fields.
G. B. Drew planted squash seed
June 9th, from which he harvested
one squash Oct. 1st that weighs over
sixty three pounds.
Dean Rogers has bought the Jo-
seph Colley place with the lot on the
east side of the street, and is to take
possession Nov. 1st. Price $3.50.
Judge Austin will take trip West,
to occupy about month, starting
Oct. IL. In the meantime, Mr..
Jones, Register, will attend to the
ordinary business of the Probate Of
fee.
Marshall Clement fell from lad
der while working at the Bartlett &
Joslyn's mill, cutting a cash in his
head which bled profusely, and re-
ceived such injuries as to confine him
to the bed.
The Thespians divided their sur
plus funds last Saturday night and
determined to play again next winter.
They have in view a well written
play by an author we'll known to
your readers.
ALBANY
O. G. Whitcher took his Membrino
Wilkes colt to the state fair and took
LIST premium.
Pete Thompson has moved from
Irasburgh into the o. L. George ten
ement house.
Mrs. Len. Robbins was recently
thrown from carriage and had hel
left leg broken.
The Kickapoos report that Albany
proved poor town for them, anc
that they did not pay expenses here
Mark McCaffrey and his sister
Lizzie, 60 to Newton, Mass, where
he gets a job as coachman for Hiram
Blasdell, and she employment In the
same place.
William Mclaughlin took Paris
green on Thursday last and lived onl,
a few minutes after being found. HI
was displeased because his wife wen
to one of his neighbors to work an(
took this way to appease his anger.
South Albany.
Next regular meeting of Masol
Post, No. 16 G. A. R., will be hel(
at hotel hall, South Albany, Octobe
18th, at 10 o'clock a. m. The after
noon and evening will be spent in
campfire and bandbox party for tn
benefit of the relief fund. All sol
diers and citizens are cordially invit
ed to attend in the afternoon ant
evening.
East Albany.
Horace Smalley and family for
merly of this town, but now of Low
ell, Mass, are here visiting friends.
Geo. Tinker has sunfower whic
measures 1917 inches across its fac
and weighs four pounds and quar-
ter.
L. L. Sanborn raised 80 bushel
of assorted potatoes on tiftee
square rods of ground. They ar
the Bell variety.
The cause of the accident mer
toned in another place, to Mrs
James Anderson, was stone left be-
side the road when it was repaired
which frightened the horse.
EvanSville.
Wallace Spencer lost a good hors
this week.
Mrs. Mary Ann Blake has sold he
farm to Charles Clark of Westfiel
for S240O.
Rufus Trip is improving the hous
he bought of Job Drown.-Mrs. Fla
is putting new windows into he
house.-Harvey Foster Is inlshin
off some rooms in his shed, an
Moses Foss is painting house an
barn.
wnin StOn.
Mrs. Willard Nichols has returne
from Canada.
Prayer meeting at A. E. Denison
next Thursday evening.
Arthur Redfeld has let his farm
Willard Mitchell for three years.
} Lucius Spencer is better. M
and Mrs. Daniel Gregory are
, town.
The family of Andrew Pierce a
in deep affiiction over the death
Mrs. Pierce, which occurred on Il
29th ult.
Mr.. Lyon came from Canada r
Gently to visit his son-in-law, M
Alfred Alexander, bringing with hi
Mr.. Alexander's little daughter, wi
has lived with her grand-paren
since her mothers death.
, West Charleston.
, New boy at Henry Sweatland's.
) The sidewalks are being repaire
: Miss Annie S. Webster is hon