Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-12-03

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The band boys had a full house at theil
promenade at school-house hall Thursday
night.
The Chautauqua Literary and Scientific
Circle meet with Mrs. d. S. Waterman this
evening.
Heber Parker killed a pig eight months
old that tipped the scales at 375 pounds
dressed weight.
Joseph Bartlett has bought a farm il
Sutton, next lot to land cut over by Gran
dy, and will cut the lumber at once.
There will be donation and oyster sup
per at the NJ f. church Thursday even
ing, Dec 6, for the benefit of Rev. w.
\. Roberts. All are cordially invited and
a good time anticipated.
Charles Ellis, former resident of Bar
ton, died at Claremont, n. H., on Friday,
Nov. %. For many years he lived on the
farm now owned by Il. d. Goodenow, and
was a citizen highly esteemed.
John Brennan has bought John Bushey's
house and land, known as the n. w. Will
lis place, paying 1862. so. Mr.. Bushey
will move into the Homer Jones house,
and Mrs. Jones will board with them.
The friends of J. M. Taylor recently
made and presented him with a nice
druggists sign in the form of mortar,
lastly put up, with lettering on the post;
also nice door plates. Somebody who is
| skillful in the arts must have had to do
with the job.
A CARD.-I take this opportunity to
thank those friends who made and erect
ed the beautiful door plate and sign which
were put in front of my place of business
Thanksgiving The unusual kindness
shown me by the people Of this place has
been source of much pleasure to me,
and this new token of regard causes my
heart to overflow with gratitue toward
them. j. NJ. TAYLOR.
ALBANY
G. II. Hyland has moved to Newport.
S. c.. Kimball's store is now located on
the site where I. L. Sanders store was
burned.
VIM. Sartwell has moved from his hill
farm to his village residence. Fred Wat
son has hired Sartwell's hill farm for a
year and will move on soon.
DR.. J. c.. Campbell was married to Miss
Helen Vance on Thursday, Nov. 20, at
the residence of Stephen Vance, Esq, the
father of the bride. There was a large
attendance of friends and relatives, and
Mrs. Campbell was the recipient of a large
number of presents. DR.. and Mrs. Camp
bell have gone to New York to be gone
two weeks, where the Dr.. will spend
most of his time in the Post Graduate
College.
south Albany.
Rev. c.. G. Buck will commence series
of special meetings at the church on the
evening of Thursday, the 9th inst.
Under the the management of Mrs. j.
NJ. Patterson, the L. T. L. of So. Albany
gave a very good entertainment at the
church on Tuesday evening last, but the
weather beng very unpleasant, the audi
ence was not what it otherwise would
have been. The Legion was requested to
repeat the entertainment at some future
date.
CARD.-We desire to publicly express
our thanks to the friends and neiehhors
who so kindly assisted Us during the
death and burial of our beloved son and
brother. Also to, the quartette from
Craftshury, who SO kindly assisted. May
our Heavenly Father reward you
A d. PATTERSON,
E. H. PATTERSON,
Z. E. PATTERSON
! BrONvnin2'LOn
! IRWIN Adams has gone to New Hamp-
shire.
| Mrs. H. Laperre was badly scalded re-
Gently.
| S. S. Bartlett found his best horse dead
in his stall Thursday morning.
/ Ola Morehouse has gone to Barton to
work at dressmaking.
/ ]. Maxwell has clapboarded his shop
! head.
Mrs. Carlos Gilbert, formerly of this
town, is dangerously sick.-Miss Alice
Murray is quite sick.
| H. M. Nichols, who has been selling
medicine for DIR. S. n. Gould the past
season, is at home to remain during the
winter.
Uncle Dick Richards has recently been
to Lake Megantic to visit his daughter.
Mr.. Richards says he is Ill years DID, in
stead of 1O4, as the MONITOR stated last
week.
| West Charleston.
A baby daughter at Frank Moulton's.
Emma Parlin teaches the school in the
Sawyer district.
G. A. Driver is about moving on to DR..
| c.. S. Humans farm, in Holland.
Geo. w. Dane is thoroughly repairing
the buildings formerly occupied by An
drew Wilson.
Rev. O. G. Baker preached an appro-
pirate sermon on Thanksgiving day in
the Baptist church.
Lila Bennett is home from a two
months stay in Montpelier; Irene Parlin
is home from Meredith, n H.
Il. J. Wheeler has been spending a few
days with friends in Maine, looking after
some business interests there.
H. Joslyn has decided the farm, known
as the old j. G. Parlin place, in Salem
Derby. to his nephew, Charles Joslyn, of
Coventry.
Alvin Woodward has moved into the
Wesley Foster house.-G. A. Driver is
about moving on to the DR.. G. S. Human
farm in Holland.
Mrs. William Moore is very sick.-Mrs
G. w. Clarke and Mrs. viii. Nelson have
nearly Fecovered.-A. S. Grow is still con
fined to the house.
Mrs. Z. 0. Clark was in town several
days recently. Richardson has just
received visit from her sister, who re-
sides in Canada.
east charleston.
A grocery store at Hosea Wheeler's