Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-10-25

Partially insured.
Allen Abbott, who has been a
great sufferer for the past year with
heart disease and dropsy, passed
away Oct. Is.
East Albany.
Charles Willis is hard sick.
Mr.. Cass has his feed mill in run
ming order and is putting in mill for
saving long shingles.
Barton Landing.
A. o. Joslyn is making extensive
repairs on his mill and barn.
Geo. Nye has let his place to Hen
ry Haselton, and is going TO move to
Newport.
Norman Willis will sell his stock,
hay household goods etc. at auction
on Saturday.
Quite large number attended the
Harvest Feast at the M. E. church.
Proceeds 1855.
Geo. Kendall, who has lived on the
L. W. Simpson farm the past year,
has moved back to Sheffield.
Geo. G.. Meade Post has regular
meeting Tuesday evening, Oct. 27th.
Comrades are requested to meet
promptly at Z. 80.
Monteith's cider-mIll closes this
week. All wanting apples ground
must bring them in at once.
A petition is in circulation for a
w. G.. T. U. here. Some kind of a
temperance society ought to be sus-
tanned among us.
A second grand game of base ball
between the Barton and Barton Land
ing mines, resulted in a victory for
the Landing boys by a score of 2 to
l.
Call at H. M. Whipple's, successor
to A. Peck & Son, and examine his
stock of stoves and ranges, glass
ware of all kinds, iron and lead pipe,
etc. He was too late with an ad.
for this issue, but look out for it
next week.
There will be sociable in the YES
try of the Congregational church next
Wednesday evening, with few liter
airy exercises, music, etc. The ladies
will serve pie and coffee. Proceeds to
pay freight on barrel of clothing to be
sent to destitute Freedmen at the
South.
| South Barton.
The entertainment given by the
Post last Wednesday evening, was
we'll attended and much enjoyed by
all present.
If that Kickapoo, who is trying tt
make point on ''Blake" in the
Union over another mans head i:
DESTROYS, a few facts can be giver
in which he is interested.
H. F. Pillsbury has sold quite al
amount of Jersey stock this fall. HI
has trade under way for the sale o
several hundred acres of timbere(
land, lying on the Westmore side o
the hill, to a party who will lumbe
it. The land is good for farming
purposes.
Bloomington.
There will be teachers examina
ton at the town hall next Saturday.
L. Grow and wife 60 to St. Johns
bury for a visit. S. S. Tinkham an,
| WlIe nave gone W DOSlOu.
DR.. Tinkham and wife started OF
their wedding trip for Burlington
where he will keep on with his prac
tice.
Prayer meeting at John Miles mex
Thursday evening.
Minnie Campbell has gone to North
ampton Mass.
A ripe strawberry was procured o
the farm of Albert Wells Oct. 10. /
farm that produces strawberrie
nearly every month in the year
worth having.
Evansville.
W. B. Guild is building an under
ground cellar to his barn, and larg
addition to same with cellar under
meath.
The family of j. L. Marshall ar
again deeply afflicted by the death G
their little girl. She was a beautifl
child, and the parents have the syn
pathy of the entire community.
Job Drown, the oldest resident
this part of the town, died Tuesda,
He came to this town when about
years of age, and commenced on
new farm on which tree had nevt
been cut, built house, and has a
ways resided here. By industry h
had amassed quite property; We
man greatly respected, and or
who will be missed in the communit
in which he lived.
West Charleston.
Horace Gochey has moved into or
4 part of R. H. Lathe's house.
Mrs. A. F. Cole has gone to Ho
yoke, Mass, to care for her siste
Mrs. Miller, who is sick.
There will be meeting Of dair'
men in the town hall Tuesday, DC
26th, in the afternoon, to agitate I'll
subject of creamery in this place.
E. @. Leavens is in Boston buyin
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