Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-04-12


The morning session was private, the
afternoon public. The exercises
were enlivened 10y singing by
CRYSTAL Lake and other Lodges. Rev.
Austin Scribner gave an interesting
address. and there were remarks
from others. Mrs. Grandy spoke
interestingly of the juvenile work,
speaking of the advantages to be de-
rived from introducing, as far as
possible, temperance instruction in
schools, and spoke of an excellent
little book, called the "Child's
Health Primer" which was being
made useful in some schools in
the county. Reports are very fa-
vorable in regard to the work of the
lodges in various localities of the
county. These meetings of the lodges
are promotlve of much good, and
onght to be generally attended by
members, and by the public in towns
where they are held.
ALBANY,
DR.. Campbell and B. O. Aiken are
making repairs in the interior of theil
residences.
"Herby" Dow, son of Alfred Dow
recently had hip dislocated by q
coasting accident.
C. D. Hyde has moved into the
house known as the Hyde house, and
N. G.. Norway has moved on to Wa.
ter street; Myron Norris has rented
a part of Peter Bashaw's house, anC
moved into it..
Mrs. Aseneth Abbott, an aget
widow lady, died last Tuesday. He
last sufferings were made more Sc
vereand aggravating on acc punt of
a broken hip, received some week
ago. She lived next neighbor tt
Mrs. Jenness, another aged widow
who died only short time since.
Barton Landing.
Mrs. L. Alden is quite sick will
typhoid fever.
We learn that the schools in this
place are to begin next Monday.
f. D. Stafford will go to Boston
this week to stop through the season
A. and J. Lyon of Westmore hav,
each captured two fisher cats thi
spring.
Edmund Jackson of Albany move'
into the house with Mrs. Home
Jones, last week.
A few more books have been pu
in the library, making the numbe
now in circulation just 400.
Fifty-six eX-soldier's names wer
sent from here last week petitionin,
for a G.. A. r. Post at this place.
The oldest son of Geo. Orne, 81,
or seven years old, cut off his thum
last Monday, while splitting piec
of board.
Heber Parker and VIM. B. Twom
bly, 60 to Evansville to-day to com
mence building new honse 70
Elisha Foster.
Geo. Gleason started for Rome
n. Y, last Friday, to have his tn
NOR or cancer treated by a canoe
doctor residing there.
A couple of young men wer
seen trying to get into a sugar nous
a few nights since, and they are re
minded that sugar taken without be
ing purchased is sometimes dearl
paid for.
DR.. J. F. Wright was married las
week and provided a sugar party a
vestry of Cong'l church instead G
cigars. etc. The doctor and his wifi
were not present, having left on tn
morning train.
Bro wninStOn.
Teachers examination at tow
hall April oath.
Henry Preston, who had a foe
run over by the cars, is awaiting re
pairs.-Mr. H. Beede had his foe
badly hurt while at work in the woods
Evansville.
Myrtle Marshall has gone to Low
ell, Mass, TO work.
j. B. Eddy, who has been sic
all winter, is rapidly recovering.
Archelos Drown has received
pension of 81 per month, and ST.
back pay.
If the weather is favorable, Elish
Foster will begin work on his hous
this week, and push it rapidly
completion.
Alanson Allard's people, who bul
led child with consumption les
than year ago, have buried anothe
daughter, Carrie, who died of tn
same disease. She was patient lii
tie sufferer and glad to be at rest.
Charles Gray, who has suffered sc
verely with his head this winter. bl
who was thought to be'better. wen
away some days ago for the purpos
of getting his dog licensed, and ha
not been seen or heard of since. H
friends feel anxious about him.
Graf
The wooden mill has commence
running.
Ora Rowell has moved from Alb.
ny on to the John Thompson plac,
Miss Lovisa Kinney has gone
st. JOhnsbury to teach in the UniC