Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-03-26


Myra Jameson. In composition. in the
first division, Cora Murkland, Jennie
Wilson, Marion Currier and Nellie keat-
ing; in the second, Mae Robinson, Mary
Bickfurd, Ida Chatfee and Ida Hitchcock ;
in the third. Nellie Case, Willie Heating,
Matte Hopkins and George Whitney.
Compositions were read and selected
by numbers. The committee were Mrs.
f. w Baldwin, w. 1. Robinson and Mrs.
III. L. Seaver.
Barton Landing.
Don't forget the school meeting to-mor-
row night (Iuesday).
Mrs Flanders has moved to the farm
with her son Bradford.
Bert Ordway has gone to work for Skin
ner Chandler at Newport Center.
The ''C' supper at Cong. church was a
% was Melted.
No services at Cong. church yesterday
as Mr.. Gates is away. The church united
with the Methodist.
w. c. johnson is suffering from bad
eyes.-Dan. Buchanan, Jr. has been laid
up for couple of days.
Henry Ross and George Peavey have
engaged for L. NJ. Chandler for the sea-
son. Caleb Leonard will run the saw.
Luke Day of East Coventry made new
sugar on Saturday-just enough for a
taste. We know it was new for we help
ed gather the sap.
ALBANY.
Mrs. 5. +. Phelps is slowly improving
in health.
John Crowley is still having hard
time with his foot.
b. o. Aiken recently injured his horse
on The road so that it came near bleeding
TO death.
]. b. Darling has settled with the in
surance companies and RECEIVERS So, ZOO.
Henry Grovro gets $3.50.
Julia Rowell of St. Adams is visiting
here, stopping at present at B O.. AK
en's.-FIorence Mcclure is visiting in
Lowell, Mass.
east Albany.
Jewett Twombly has been laid up with
rheumatism for several days, but is now
able to be out Edith Story who has
been hard sick is pow improving slowly.
]. c. Anderson met with quite a seri-
Gus accident at Irasburgh the 10Th, while
saving wood, slipping and getting hit
by the saw in such way as to cut and
bruise his face and cut one eyelid open
so he had to have several stitches taken.
He was moved home Monday and is now
doing well.
lsi-O NVniugtO
H. c. Bassett has gone to Boston.
Clarence Alger works for Henry Smith
sugaring.
Prayer meeting at Jasper Smiths next
Thursday evening.
Oren Ingalls, has moved in with his
father-in-law, H. NJ. Nichols.
Ozias Putney is failing.-Mrs. Oren
Ingalls, is sick with erysipelas.
Riley Adams and family move to the
house vacated by Mrs. Preston.-L. T.
Grow moves into the Geo. Grow house
as soon as Mr.. Adams moves out
DR.. Emerson who has been stopping
at 1. A. Wyman's a few days has gone
to Evansville. Several persons seem
improved in health under his treatment.
East ton.
Jennie Stott, who has been very sick,
is much better.
Will those who prophesied an open
winter tell us what there Is open about it
not the roads, surely.
Sampson and John Drown have return
ed from Groton where they have been
chopping this winter.-Mr. Drown and
Mr.. Sheldon have returned from their
lumber job in Morgan.
da.-Mrs. Gibson is spending few weeks
with her daughter, Mrs. A. II. Miles,
Job Drown is visiting friends here; he
and his wife intend to spend the SUNNI err
in New Hampshire.
West Charleston.
Charles H. Bennett has moved in to
Charles Church's house at Plunkett.
Nelson Calrrn has sold his house to
the widow Dryer for $500. He goes on
to a farm in Barton.
Oren Ingalls, has gone to Bloomington
FIJI
Eugene Clark has gone to Mass. to
work.
Wesley Foster, who moved his goods
here from Derby few days ago, has de-
cided not to remain in town, but will go
to Manchester, N. H.. into large board
ing house.
Herbert Kathan is expected home from
Boston this week. He brings a new
wife with him, and will go on to his
farm again.-William Moore and wife
have returned from Greensboro and will
move in to one part of the Griffin house.
east Charleston.
A girl baby at Mr.. Petree's.
Bert Adams has a select school here.
Merit Elwood is just getting his broken
arms out of their sings.
The lumbermen are home from their
CRANKY job, wiser, if not richer.
The Champion Creamer takes the lead,
HobsOn & Cobleigh, agents. See it.
B. F. Davis deeds back the farm to Mr..
Applebee, which he bought last fall.
Sweeney & Fitzgerald have quit lum-
boring, having put in over million feet.
The town voted to have two large snow
rollers built for the next winters cam
paign.
c. E. Carruth has placed an iron lathe
in his mill and finds it very useful
machine.
Sam. Davis, who has been at Plunkett,
sick all winter, has been moved to Towle's
hotel in this place.
Old Mrs. Brigham was buried on the