Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-06-07

Glover, $780,. Greensboro, S257.-
rs; Holland, S1S1.13; Irasburgh,
s351.21; Jay, s101.39; Lowell,
S167.69; Morgan, S150,41; New
port, SOIL 3; Troy, $361.S So; West
field, S136.20; Westmore, S67.97.
The warrants were issued June 1st,
and the tax is payable on or before
Octo Der 1st.
Barton Landing.
Ernest Carpenter is clerk in the
post-office, we suppose taking his les
sons in democracy.
The water Co, organized two years
ago, are putting in a reservoir
to hold about 700 barrels of
water, situated on the hill above 0.
H. Austin s residence.
Two marriage anniversaries were
celebrated here last week, one of Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Haselton, the other
of Ashbel Grow and wife, both
pleasant affairs, with presents.
George Gleason and wife returned
from Rome n. Y. last Monday, and
DR.. Kinsley pronounces him cured of
cancer, He is somewhat reduced in
flesh, and Geo. thinks the treatment
ought to effect cure.
Newell, our new painter from Burke,
seems to be quite busy, and several
of our citizens places are looking
better for his visits.
Albany.
One of VIM. Riley's children has
the cankerrash. A few more cases
of measles.
Simeon Richardson has hiefer
thirteen months old the Dist day of
May. which dropped nice calf the
Goth of May.
East Albany.
J. Tinker is home from the North
field military school on vacation.
Mrs. Geo. Annis, who has been
sick with eryslpelas. is slowly recov-
ering.
Maggie Simon who has been sick
for the past five years has gone to
to Boston for treatment.
Miss Della Vance is teaching
third term of school in district No.
9 with good success.
Mrs. John Tunney fell from the
top chamber stair to the bottom one
a few days ago, injuring her serious
ly, but breaking no bones.
Geo. Hawley, a young man who
works for James Cameron, met with
q terrible accident few days since
by being hooked by COW, having
one eye hooked entirely out of his
head.
South Barton.
The G. A. R. Comrades desire
to remember gratefully Mr.. L. H.
circuit for gracious aid rendered TO
them in the decoration service.
The Memorial exercises, held here
last Monday, were interesting and
impressive. There was a good dis
play of flowers. Two appropriate
pieces were spoken, one by Mary
Drown, and the other by Olin Abbott,
a boy of nine years. The remarks by
Rev. S. B. Currier of Barton were
appropriate, and of much interest to
the people assembled.
Bro wilmington.
Prayer meeting at A. w. Seavey S
next Thursday eve.
There will be Sunday school con-
cert at the Centre church Sunday
June 18th.
George w. Grow and Horace
Brewster are building new barns.
DR.. Gilman, whose father died in
Lyndon, is expected here about the
middle Of June.
Nelson Gallup is again running
his box factory. Silas Bartlett has
the contract for drawing the lumber,
Evansville.
James Randall is painting his build
ings, which improves their looks
much.
Nathan Leonard is quite poorly
this spring, from the effects of inju
ries received in the army.
E. M. Buchanan and family are
stopping few weeks at j. H.Evan's
while he enjoys his annual fishing
holidays.
West Charleston.
Everett Driver has four year-olC
horse that weighs 1880 lbs.
There were union memorial services
in the Baptist church May 30th.
Mrs. John Cook and Mrs. Hildretf
who have been very sick ar
both recovering.
David Wilcox had a cow break
her leg one day last week, and was
obliged to kill her.
The last of the mill logs that are
being RATED from here to West Derb,
went over the upper dam here May
10Th.
L. R. Allbee has nearly completed
repairs on his house and now has tn,
finest residence in the place. He
has cut down the old elm tree tina
has SO long stood as a sentinel nea
his home. 1t is thought by some
that the tree must bave been nearly
100 years old.