Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-10-22

the last two weeks, in Hardwick and vi
cinity, visiting his brother and hunting
foxes, coons and other small game, will
return this week and resume his accus-
toned seat in the sanctum, we expect,
very much improved physically and men
tally Look out for hot shot next week.
AIbanN-
Mrs. W. X. Annis is home from her
New Hampshire visit.
Mrs. Milo Wolcott of Craftsbury is sick
with congestion of the lungs at Eben
Flanders.
John Tye fell about week ago and re-
ceived internal injuries from which he
died on Friday.
The Misses Mary and Katie Waters
have so far recovered from typhoid fever
as to be about the house.-Elias Searles
is sick with bilious fever.
East Albany.
Fred Twombly is quite ill with bilious
fever and other troubles.
Milo Chaffee has let his farm to j. G.
Clough for one year.
Eza Brown and Mabel Anderson are at
tending school at Irasburgh.
VIM. Chamberlin and wife, formerly of
this town, now of Manchester, N. H., are
here for a short time.
Ed. Monkey, who has been here for
number of years, has gone back to Kan
sas.-Alec Annis and his sister Elida have
| gone to Lowell and Boston on visit.
South ALBANY.
Fred Patterson is home from ST. Johns
bury SICK it is feared, with typhoid fever.
A Prohibition flag was raised last Fri
day night. A lecture was given by Rev.
E. Matthews.
D. R. Cobb's people have moved back
on to their place from Lyndonville. He
was unable to work in the shops.
The Sabbath school here has large at
tendance and good interest is manifest
in the work. Mrs. J. N. Patterson is the
steps for the promotion of Loyal Tenn
perance Legion.
The school taught by Cora Allen closed
Oct IL Whole number of scholars TWEEN
ty-five. Those having no marks during
the term were Annie, Clara and Maud
Walter, George Anderson, Annie and
Alice Graham, Lima Williams and Clar-
ence Uric. Chester and Mortie Anderson
and Tommy Williams were each absent
only one day, on account of sickness.
Sixteen had no tardy marks. The schol-
ars have shown an interest in their studies
and made good progress. Miss Allen is
young lady of Christian principles and
is Il successful teacher. We are pleased
to hear that she is engaged to teach the
winter school.
| Barton landing.
Wallace Spencer and Phil Miles recent
ly threshed for H. G. Dudley ia bushels
of moved oats in 81 hours, including
stops.
Bro <~niai.sGO
Henry Smith is shingling his house.
Charley Brooks has moved into the
Twombly house.
Mrs Martha Currier has gone to En-
field, Mass to spend the winter.
Stanley Marsh is home from Canada,
where he has been working for railroad
company.
L. T. Grow raised a blood beet that
measured 81 inches in length and II inches
in circumference.
H. C. Buzzen has moved to Barton
Landing, but will continue to work at
Gallups MILL
There was quite a large gathering at
G. W. Goipg's last Wednesday evening,
which was enjoyed by all present
Will and Irving Alexander have sold
their big oxen and pair of nice steers,
the four weighing 71l5 pounds.
Miss Annie Marsh, who went to Cana
da four weeks ago, on visit, was taken
down with fever, and has not been able
to return home.
John o. Humphrey has gone to Coven-
try to take charge of Burbank & Williams
large engine which is nearly ready to run.
His wife and son have gone to New
Hampshire to spend few weeks.
Evansville.
Dan Randall is home for short visit.
Mrs. n. d. Leonard has repaired the
inside of her house.
Harvey Foster has his large stock of
shingle lumber all sawed.
J. NJ. Randall has the contract of A. F.
Pike to make boxes for the Westmore
milestone factory
Mr. George W. Fay of Rutland, Mass.
is visiting his brother, Michael Fay. The
brothers had not met before for twenty
five years.
Edgar Smith has taken big numbering
job in Westmore of Chandler & French
of Barton Landing. He has built a shan
ty in the woods to board his help and
moved there last week.
East BrOwninGtOn.
Mrs. Gilfllin is laid up with fever.
Coventry.
Geo. Nichols is sick with scarlet fever
Rev. w. n. Bacon has gone to Shore
2 ham to accompany Mrs. Bacon home.
Hattie Allen Is nome from NaSuud VI
r account of the severe sickness of hel
brother, Wallace.
Mrs. Salmon Nye is visiting friends il
, Massachusetts, Henry Hartford has ;
| brother from Boston visiting him.
Burbank & Williams new steam whis
, tie gave our people quite a fright few
mornings ago. One man came quite
distance with pals to fight fire.
West ChaI-I<.--Inss
W. Lyman stopped running his cream
cry the 18th inst.
Mrs John Holton has bought the John
son Lunt place and taken possession.
T. b. Pratt and C. p. Church have jus
u received carload of oats.
Charles Calkins is about moving int
one part of the Widow Hunt house in
e Charleston.
Alvin Woodland had one of his hand