Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-11-19

and moved ON to the fIrm formerly occu
pied by Mr. Dow.
Mr. Peirc,.. an aged man " no = been
! a great sufferer for several months. died
at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Frank
Hunter, on the 9th inst. Remains carried
to Burke for Lprial.
Mrs. Bagley and her daughter, Mrs.
Batchelder. have bought back their place
here and moved in.-Carl Virgins of
Irasburgh has bought and moved on to
Mrs. Charles Pettengill's place.
Levi Bean has bought farm in Hard
wick and moved there; Mrs. Sawyer,
| Mrs. Beans mother, goes with them. We
regret much 10 lose them from our COM
munity, and the best wishes of their old
neighbors go with them.
South Albany
g. W. Ellis has sold his farm to his
son, L. G. Ellis.-D. Buchanan has sold
his farm to his son Alex, and has bought
place in West Glover.-The w. M. So
ciety is building a barn at the parsonage,
and putting in water works.
About four weeks ago, Fred w. Patter-
son, son of A. d. Patterson, came home
from St. Johnsbury sick with typhoid fe-
ver He was quite comfortable until a
week ago, when his disease became more
severe, and he died on the evening of
Nov. l6. aged % yrs. months and ~
DAYS. His death has cast gloom over
the whole community. Great sympathy
is felt for his bereaved parents and sister.
Bro NvniRa 2lOn-
Pretty cold weather to be moving, but
the people have not finished yet.
Miss Annie Reece has gone to her work
in taking care of crazy people.
Mrs. Bert Day is quite sick.-Arthur
Perley is sick with typhoid fever.
Mrs James Wilson who has been Sc
riously ill for several weeks is GONZALES
cent.
Some of the pupils that took lessons
in music of Caddie jenkins have finished
and report very successful term of
music.
S. B. Maxwell will work for w. G..
Dutton the coming winter and is moving
into John Bartlett's house.-Hen1rick
| Twombly is moving to Barton Landing
and George Fletcher to the place vacated
by Twombly-Gilbert Moore has bought
farm in Lowell.
Evans Vile
! Ira Bickford talks of moving into the
Fred Alexander house. He works in the
| scythe-stOne shop.
A bad cough is epidemic here with old
and young, though the children are suffer-
| ing the most with it.
West ChlrleStOn.
Randall Wheeler came home from Maine
| to vote for Harrison.
]. B. Hoton is adding full line of dry
goods to his other business.
May Parlin has gone to Warren, N. H.
Leon Bennett has gone to Montpelier.
Douglas and Woodward have opened
a meat market in the basement of their
building.
Eva Wheeler came home from the
school at Lyndon the 9th. She teaches
the school in the Edwards district in
| Coventry again this winter.
Gertie Hildreth has gone to Fair Haven,
Conn.
Charles Human has rented rooms in
the Joslyn house across the river, and
moved into them.
P M. Seavey received telegram on
Thursday, announcing the death of his
Our village schools closed on Friday
with the usual examinations. There are
two weeks vacation before the winter
term.
| Geo. Worthen is home from Washing
ton Territory.-Mrs. Wesley Foster from
Manchester, n. H., has been spending a
few days with friends here.
Thursday evening the republicans cele-
brated Harrison's victory by torchlight
procession, martial music, etc After the
street parade, they repaired to the village
hall, where they had music, vocal and in
strumental, with appropriate speeches by
/
ladies assisted in the music. Most of the
people Illuminated their houses, while
! bonfires burned on three of the surround
ing hills Altogether a good time was
enjoyed.
<ToY4>Ss try
! Laura Morse has broken up housekeep-
/ ing and gone to her mothers.
Mrs. Niles, wife of Eddie Niles, died
of consumption last Wednesday. She
was an amiable lady, much beloved by
than year ago.
! Henry Hanford moves to his house
| this week.-Eben Stevens has moved in
to a tenement in Mr.. Bucks house.-M .
A. Lewis of Bloomington has moved to
| the Hollis Thrasher honse. and Harrison
Allen has hired SilaS Lathe's place.
Ora f'G.@ bury
Mrs. Emma Moody left here on Tues
day last for Athol, Massachusetts,.
Charles Doty and Horace and William
| Stratton of this town voted for Harrison
in 1910, and for Harrison in 1888.
William Critchett has moved into his
new house. It is nice one, and one of
the best situations in the village. Success
to him.
Horace Graham has let large job of
lumber to be cut and skidded to W. o.
| Gray of Glover. He is in want of more
choppers. The lot is situated near the
Collins & Kinney new steam mill
Sidney Root, of California, who has
been visiting his parents and friends here
| for the past few weeks, starts for home
Nov. 10. His mother and Mrs. McEwen
are going back with him to spend the
winter.
Rev. J. Fraser closed his three years
| pastoral labor here Nov. IL. If no suita-
BILE field opens in Vermont, he will return
to his home in Montreal. Bro Fraser is
an instructive and helpful man, and a
preacher of superior ability. We wish
him success wherever he may be called to
| go.
] A rat.ort of tho IaSt w n ,,,oot