Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-10-11

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two or three more offices. Orleans
county sends seven merchants, seven
farmers, one clergyman, one drover,
one speculator and one manufacturer
to the legislature.
The adjourned meeting to see
about forming a Creamery Associa
ton, will be held at the school house
hall in Barton, Saturday, Oct. 23d,
at l o'clock; the following persons
are named for committe to solicit
for the above meeting.
Barton, E Nelson, G.. Hubbard, VIM.
Virgins, H Hall, j. G.. Gray;
Glover, b. F. Hinkley, j. c. Barker,
w. Aldrich; Irasburgh, H. Somers,
j. L. Dodge, j. Cook; Westmore,
M. d. Scott, A. Twombly.
Barton Landing.
Judge Austin leaves for the west
to-day.
Scott Simpson is very sick with
typhoid fever.
w. C. johnson preached at the
Cong. church yesterday.
Phebe Bartlett is home from the
sea shore, her health much improved.
Repair the sidewalks and put the
roads in better condition, and please
many.
Remember the big auction sale of
sheep at Barton Landing, Wednesday
afternoon Oct. 10.
Henry Hazelton has rented the
Geo. Nye place. Edwin Hazelton
will learn the tinman's trade of Mr..
Whlpple.
A. R. Cowles' singing school will
be held in the vestry of the M. E..
church, commencing next Saturday
evening. All invited, as the first
meeting will be free.
Mrs. Gov. Wallace of Ind, lee
lures here tonight. From persons
who have heard her, we are assured
that she is a most excellent speaker ;
she is working in the interests of the
w. G. T. U.
ALBANY
Judge Plumley and Alex. FrasieI
are painting their houses in white.
The Bashaw Bros. recently went
to Greensboro and painted Charles
Kilburn's residence, and have Other
jobs to do in that vicinity.
Lila Mills, who suffered an acct
dental injury to her head some weeks
ago, is in very critical condition
and her recovery is not expected.
Mrs. John Paine passed away Oct
Z, after long and painful illness
Her daughter, Mrs. Abby of West
field, Mass, was with her during thu
last week.
1t was a very pleasant dinner party
that sat down at the table of j. E.
Heath last Tuesday, consisting of 3
persons. There were present from GU
of town H. H. Smalley, wife and son
of Lowell, Mass. G. H. Smalley, wifi
and son, of Lyndonville, j. S. Stile
wife and son, and Mrs Laura Stile
of Newport, besides all the i'm
mediate neighbors. The dinner wa
Thanksgiving outdone, and the per
feet Oct. weather made perfec
day of it.
South Albany.
A. A. Church has built new dar
and fume to- his mill.
Remember the G.. A. R. meetin
of Mason Post Thursday.
A. Graham has returned frol
Maine, where he has been with cattle
Mrs. Walton from Forestdale ha
been visiting at Rev. j. F. Wright's
Rev. G. G.. Buck from Lake Hi
has been holding meetings here ft
the past two weeks.
Rev. Mathews from Brandon is e1
pected here next Saturday and Sur
day to attend the quarterly meeting
South Barton.
Charles Frost has been up fro
Massachusetts on a business and wi
iting tour.
H. F. Pillsbury has bought the {
H. Frost farm of Fred Sisco, payin
about $11O0. This will add GOO
sugar place to Pillsbury's Buttern'
Flat farm, and $50 acres to b
Green Mountain ranch.
4 Bloomington.
!, Frank Porter is dangerously i'll.
Prayer meeting at E. A. Robinson
next Thursday evening.
, Mrs. Oren Austin is very sick wi
= a fever.
3 Elmer Jenkins, formerly of th
town, will move to N. Y.
School commences in district NO.
t to-day. Clarence Alger teacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crandall wear SIN
= ing faces on account of that girl bah
Riley Adams has rented Jasp
= Smiths house and mooved in la
week.
o Milo Eddy is teaching school
district No. l, and gives good sat
faction.
!. L. T. Grow and wife are hous
:, keeping at her old home, and a
ready to greet their friends.
Ora Alexander, r. Alexander
! youngest son, who has been failing