Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-02-13

f. ID. Stafford has rented rooms IL
Frank Stafford's block and will soon com
mence housekeeping.
recovering, and it is thought he will fully
regain his eyesight.
The donation supper for Mr.. Roberts
Thursday night was well attended ant
much enjoyed by all. Proceeds abou
$4,000.
William Blasdell and family start fol
North Carolina, tomorrow (Tuesday)
for the benefit of Mr.. BIasdell's health, tt
remain some months.
The lecture given by Z. L. Copeland
Monday evening was pronounced the best
lecture ever given here; his sub
ject was Handsome People," and it was
handled in mastery manner.
Miss Anna Brennan, who has been very
sick for the past few weeks, is recover
ing. She has been very skilfully treated
by Dr. M. f. Prime.-Mr. and Mrs. Den.
ison Stafford are both under the doctors
care.
The Krazy Koffee Klub will give Leap
Year entertainment and supper at Cong.
church Wednesday evening, Feb. 10, con-
sisting of vocal and instrumental music,
readings, &C. Coffee and cake and socl-
able after supper. Now, old bach
elors, be ready, as it is rumored that you
will have an invitation to attend.
| ALBANY
G. A. Bill is in Boston on business.
Judge Plumley is confined to the house
with kidney trouble.
Flint Post No. 10, G.. A. r., assisted by
friends, will present the popular war
drama, 'Hal Hazard, or the Federal
Spy" at Darlings Hall, Thursday even
ing, Feb. 16, to conclude with prone
made concert, free.
A Republican League Club has been
formed with the following officers: A. H.
Darling, Pres. w. K. Annis, Jr., Sec. ;
Geo. w. Monkey, ID. r. Cobb, j. E. Cham
berlin, 0. NJ. George, Vice Pres. F. w.
TenneY, Treas. M. B. Chafey, VIM. Will
liams, S. c. Chamberlin, j. E. Chamber
lin, Elk. Com. Delegates to Republican
Club Convention at Montpelier, G. A.
Bill and E. C. Rowell; alternates, G. H.
Darling and ID. Il. Cobb. Soliciting COM
mittee for So. Albany, VIM. Williams and
G. d. Patterson; for Ea. Albany, Geo.
w. Monkey and Geo. II. Annis; for Alba
ny Center and West Albany, o. NJ. Della
no. The next meeting is at Academy
Hall, Feb. %, at 7.30 p. m. All hands
ahoyi
East Albany.
Charles Norcross is sick with typhoid
pneumonia.
Browning
Ozias Putney has failed quite rapidly
the past week.
The post-office is not permanently locat-
ed as yet.
John Belville died recently, after an i'll
ness of some weeks.
Stephen Burrows has bought twenty
acres of woodland of John Trip.
A severe cold or distemper prevails in
Dist No. 2, nearly breaking up the
school.
Charlie S. Seavey, formerly of this
town,is now at Fort Worth, Texas, where
he has a situation as a locomotive en-
gineer.
Prayer meeting at Jasper Smiths next
Thursday eve.-The Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. A. Z. Denison next Wednesday
afternoon and evening. A full attendance
is desired.
School in district No. l. taught by
Matte Clark, closed with an exhibition
Feb. Sd. Pupils having no absent marks
are Willie Caron, Geo. Caron, John
Boden; those having no tardy marks,
Willie Caron, Geo. Caron, John Boden,
Henry Kinnie, Herbert Kinnie, Myra
Pierce, Geo. Pierce, Ernest Loveland,
Victor Loveland.
Evansville
The school in this district, taught by
Miss Clara Barnard, closed Friday, Feb
10.
Frank Gilfllan has bought piece of
timber land of Mrs. A. d. Matthews and
is cutting the lumber and drawing it to E.
Fosters mill.
Many here are suffering with bad colds.
Mrs. J. II. Evans has been quite sick with
lung trouble, but is better.-Mrs. E. Eos
ter. who fell down cellar recently, is bet
ter.-Mr. Evans was kicked by a colt last
week, which COINED him in the house sew
eral days.
There will be donation visit and oys-
ter supper at Mr.. A. HI. Allard's, Thurs
day, Feb. %, afternoon and evening, for
the benefit of the Rev. w. n. Roberts.
All that want a good supper and good
time had better come, for Evansville la
dies are noted for their good suppers at
donations.
w est Charleston.
Eugene Royce and Bert Parlin are
home from Boston on visit.
Charles Carpenter has removed his bus
mess to the lower end of the street.
Lura I. Bruce has returned to her work
in Johnson. Ina E. Campbell returns
with her for course in the Normal
school there.
Robert Parker is laid up with a sore on
his finger.-Widow Dwyer has returned
from Island Pond and is quite sick with
typhoid fever.
The ladies of the w. C. T. L. will serve
a crazy supper from six to seven, in the
vestry, Tuesday eve, Feb. 2lst, af-
ter which a drama, entitled ssCare for
Tramps," will be acted. A small admis-
sion fee will be charged, the proceeds of
which are to assist in building the tenn
perance temple at Chicago.
OVentry.
Timothy Conway has leased his farm
to John Brooks, I'd.
Village schools close Friday with an
exhibition in the evening.
There will be a rosette party at town
hall next Wednesday eve, the proceeds
to 60 to a sick and needy person.
Eddie Collins is very low at this writ
ing.-Mrs VIM. Brooks and Geo. Liv-
iuoSton have each hapu very sick Init