Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-11-15

en- to Waterford tomorrow for inter-
ment.
Barton Landing.
Dean Rogers has moved into the
Colley house that he recently purchas-
ed, instead of the Simpson farm, as
was reported last week.
Geo. Gleason who has suffered sc
much with cancer, and its treatment
during the last twenty months, died
on Friday morning last The burial
service was attended by Rev. Mr.
Todd yesterday.
A meeting of the w. c. t. U.
will be held in the vestry of the M
E. church on Thursday of this week.
at 2 D. m. A cordial invitation is
extended to all persons interested in
temperance work.
The school exhibition last Friday
eve was a success, and thirty dollars
were realized above expenses. This
will give a margin for some Other
useful articles for the school rooms
after paying for the Encyclopedia.
ALBANY
Roly Chafey is home from Boston.
Fred Aiken recently cut his foot
badly.
Thos. Kidder is preparing to build
large barn.
Hanson Burleson and Robert Bee.
de carried barrel of flour from Ten.
ney & McGuire's store to DR.. Camp.
BELLS, a distance of about % rods
without setting it down, and won the
flour on a wager from Jack Beede.
Bloomington.
George Fletcher has rented rooms
of 1. A. Wyman.
Prayer meeting at S. S. Bartlett
next Thursday evening.
Willie Wyman has gone to Mich
gan to visit his sister, Mrs. DR.. Bar
Der.
Ernest Dutton has gone to Boston
to have tum or removed from hi
neck.
H. M. Nichols has improved hi
residence by clapboarding and settln'
new windows.
MI. G. G. Clark has taken pos
session of the Blake farm which b
recently purchased.
John Robbins, formerly of thi
town, now of Emporia, Kansas, ha
returned on a visit.
The ladies at the Center and vi
cinity met at the church recently an
formed Ladies' Aid Society.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. f
M. Buchanan next Wednesday after
noon. A full attendance is desired
Dea. VIM. Spencer has exchange
his farm with Aaron Wiley for res
idence at Barton Landing and 81, 800
Miss. Lottie Noyce who has bee
spending few weeks in town ha
gone to Lowell Mass. to prepare hel
self TO teach music.
West Charleston.
David Hammond is about movin
to West Derby.
Mr.. Gilbert is gaining SLOWLY
though still very low.
Myrtle Driver teaches the school
the Driver district this winter.
George Hamblet has gone into II
grocery business at Lyndonville, V
G. Carpenter and j. B. Holto
have each received lot of apples fl
this market.
Arrangements have been made f,
lighting our streets. The lamps hay
come, and will be put up immediate
ly.
Mrs. f. E. Sawyer, who has spel
the summer and fall with relative
here returns to her home in Concor,
N. H., soon.
Coventry.
Geo. Allen goes to Nashua, N. Fl
to work.
Dorcas Society will meet with Mr.
j. P. Wheelock Thursday afternot
and evening. All invited.
James Chapman, during the pa
season, sold 1920 pounds of butt
!, from a dairy of nine cows.
Mr.. and Mrs J. P. Wheelock a
knowledge with gratitude their obi
cations to kind friends for the a
ceptable present recently received.
Mrs. Jennie Bowles is here fro
New York on account of the sickne:
of her sister, Mrs. H G. CLEVELAND
Mrs. Fanny Richards is home fro
Maine.
There will be Sunday school col
; cert in the Cong. church Friday e
ening, Nov. 10Th, at seven o'cIoc
After the. concert, chicken pie al
other good things will be served
the vestry. Proceeds to be used f
the benefit of the Sunday school.
i Craftsburv.
School in district No. IA common
I ed last week.
A series of meetings are being he
at the NJ. 4. church.
= The mill on the site where the Of
: was blown up last spring, has be-
rebuilt.
1t was an error where the MONT.
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