Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-09-10

Veterans III duJoiuihS NO"ii
ties are specially invited to attend, and
all soldiers with their families will be
welcomed. Those having relics OF the
late war, or of former wars, invited to
bring them in.
Barton Landing
The town treasurer will be at O. IL.
Austin's office on Wednesday, from 1
O'Clock till 4 80 p. m, to receive taxes.
ALBANY
Kate and Mary Waters are sick with
typhoid fever.
The republicans have beautiful flag,
which will be hung out soon.
S. C. Kimball and Bert Vance take
their horses to the state fair this week.
K1mball Bros. attended the Horse Fair
at St. Johnsbury and won racing prize
with ''Banker."
South Albany.
C. w. Williams is shingling the school
house.
Geo. Vance has taken John Vance's
farm for one year.
Mrs. Buchanan and grandchild from
Lowell, Mass, are at 81. w. Bliss.
f. E. Rowell is improving his build
ings with coat of paint. Patter-
son is thoroughly repairing his house
VIM. Chamberlain and wife from Man
chester are visiting at S. I. Vance's. we
hope that he will conclude to buy place
i'll town.
A. A. Church was married Aug ~ TO
Miss Eugene Cutler. We wish them
much JOY. They will move into George
Vance's house.
BrOwninGtOn
A girl baby at DIR. Gilman's.
Mrs. DR.. Gilman died on Monday Sept.
Sd.
Mrs Fanny Smith is making visiting
trip through New York. New Jersey and
Massachusetts,.
Ed. Rugg is spending a few days in
town. He has suffered the loss of limb
since he went from here.
Evansville.
Mrs Thomas Marshall is quite sick with
heart trouble.
Mrs. Horace Allen of Worcester, Mass,
is visiting here. She is a sister of Mrs.
John Gilfillan.
Mrs. Sarah Remission of Tilton, N. H.,
has been here to see her brothers, Marvin
and Lucius Drown.
Harvey Foster has sold his house to
Marvin Drown for $600.-Denison Gallup
has rented and moved into tenement in
Alfred AleXander's house.-Mrs. Harriet
NJ. Fay has sold her house to Miss Sarah
Miles of Manchester, N. H., for 5000. Pos
session to be given May LIST, 1889.
West Charleston.
Sue Clark and Mary Pratt have return
ed from Lowell, Mass.-Myrtie Dow
from Calais is visiting relatives here.
Rev. Mr.. Baker commenced his labors
with the Cong. church here Sunday,
Sept. End. His family arrived on Tues
day.
Mary McDermaid and Eva Wheeler
have returned to Lyndon to school, and
Ina E. Campbell to the Normal school
at Johnson.
As Marshall Calkins and a young man
from Morgan named Gray, were driving
near L. R. Albee's, with a colt belonging
to Abraham Gray, the animal became
frightened, overturned the buggy and
fell in such a way as to kill himself on
the spot. The boys were not hurt.
Rena Heath, little step-daughter Of
Arthur Daggett. was badly injured while
playing with some other children around
the body of an OK cart left in an inclining
position against some object. The car
fell down upon the child breaking one
limb near the ankle and iniuring hel
about the head and face.
East Charleston.
C. G. Stevens has a Champion reape
and binder which is cutting the grain il
this locality. 1t does good work.
Mrs. Alonzo Bemis of Connecticut i
in town on visit; she is in feeble health
A D. Bemis has been here on shor
visit.
Charleston did herself credit electiO
day by rolling up an unusually large re
publican majority. j. S. Sweeney, on
popular merchant, was chosen town REP
resentative.
Ora fits bury.
A. Y. Rawson is in town visitin
friends.
Conner & Merrill are putting ne
fiume in their shop.
Rev. J. NJ. Dutton has returned to hi
charge at Great Falls, N. H.
The frost did large amount of damae
to the crops in this vicinity.
} Bert Hoyt has bought the steam mi
t and is doing good business.
Nettie Chase goes to New Jersey tn
week, where she expects to reside wit
, her uncle, John Chase, for several year
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Dutton go
, Burke this week to visit DR.. Cheney al
wife. Mrs. Dutton stays with her siste
q Mrs. Cheney, while Henry takes a trip
r Mass.
e Frank Cochran, who has been at HON
: quite sick, is improving at this writing.
e Major Robbins has been quite sick fro
n the effects of an injury received in t.
S war, but is more comfortable at tn
3, time.
e Political excitement ran high here ele
IS ton time. and hard feelings were enge
L dered, we fear. The democratic justic
7. of the peace were left off, and the dem
lie Gratis are threatening retaliation of sol
d sort.
Minnie Hoyt is at Hyde Park teachi
10 a fall term of school.-Linnie Scribner
home from Burlington on vacation
~ Viola Allen is teaching select school
this village. She has twenty-four sch
u ars.-Mabel Cass is teaching the f
school in the Little district.-Jennie W
~ son teaches at Mill Village.-Myra Scr
ie ner has been engaged to teach the win
school in the Chase district, and Al
McCrillis in the Weber district.-Ct
OF Allen is teaching the fall school at
Albany-Emma Dorman teaches in
Branch district.