Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-10-15


daughter are hard sick.
The G. A. r. boys Will have chicken
pie supper at Cong. church vestry Tues
day evening. Oct 10th. Supper from 5
to g. All are cordially invited.
J. MConner has sold his meat business
to f. E. Camp of South Royalton. Mr..
Conner is expecting to go to California
some time in November. We are sorry
to lose Mr.. Conner as he has proved him
self an honest, hard working man and a
good citizen. We bespeak a good bust
ness for Mr. Camp and welcome him
among US.
Burglars entered the grist-mill and
Chandler & French's Office Monday night
They secured nothing at the grist-mill, as
the money is not left in there over night,
and the two safes are labelled, telling such
gentlemen how to turn the combination.
At Chandler & Frenchs they succeeded
in blowing open the safe and secured be-
tween fifty and sixty dollars, leaving one
hundred and forty dollars in book on
the floor belonging to the corporation.
They took some tools from Brenan's black
smith shop.
south Barton.
Mrs. H. F. Howe, daughter of G. 1.
Drown, is at home on short visit with
her husband from LittIeton, n. H.
Charles Ferrin has traded his house
with c. F. Holmes for his farm in Shelf
field, near this place. Possession taken
soon.
ALBANY.
Charles Hood now draws a pension of
$50 a month.
c. E. Rogers is home for more cattle
to sell down country.
The Good Templars will give an open
lodge entertainment at the M. E. church
Friday evening. Rev. A. Scribner will
address the meeting.
Dennis Mcclure is building "a new horse
barn.-C. Hyland is repairing his black
smith shop.-A. Fl. Darling is repairing
his mill-dam, recently washed out
VIM. Mccartney recently fell from an
apple tree, striking on his head and
shoulders, injuring him severely.-Mrs.
VIM. Sartwell received serious injury to
her spine from falling down stairs.
N. M. Darling died last Saturday. He
had a stroke severa! years ago, and
never fully recovered from the effects.
For the past year he has failed, and on
which he never rallied. He was Justice
of the Peace for many years.
BRO NvRHisss sessEE.
Miss Eta Green has gone to New
Hampshire.
Jennie Bryant teaches the school the
coming winter in district No. 2.
There was large gathering at Henry
Smiths recently and good time enjoyed
by all.
Mrs. Frank Porter is quite sick at
VIM. Ayers with a fever.-Mrs. Brooks
baby that was so badly scalded is nearly
we'll.
Coventry.
Auctions are quite plenty and stock is
selling low.
The insurance on Bartlett Betters
buildings expired last March
Mrs. Eddie Niles is very low with con-
SUMPTION Morse is better.
The Congregationalists are putting a
Murkland furnace into their church.
Charlie Chamberlin is on the sick list.
Mrs. Allen has two boys sick with ty-
phoid fever.
D. Hannant, who got his foot hurt
abont month ago, has so far recovered
as to be able to walk about
Levi P. Dean has put in new wheel in
his mill which will give him more power,
so that he can do his work in the day
time.
Ozas Boynton has moved to West Der
by; Benz. Thrasher has moved TO the
farm that Boynton vacated, and John La
plant to the Thrasher farm.
John B. Day is canvassing this town
for nursery stock from Stone & yelling
tons nurseries with good success. They
have 400 acres in nurseries.
The enterpriSing firm Of Burbank &
Williams, besides Keeping large stock
of horses, are doing an extensive lumber
business. They have put in sixty horse
power engine, which will make them am
pile power to run their mill to the utmost
capacity the year round. They have also
in. Fnp L In Irwin bair
ing, which will. be great Improvement.
EAST Coventry,
II. Collins son who has an interest in
Il restaurant in Southern California and
soon return to California to look after his
business there.
East Charleston,
John Fuller goes to Groton to lumber
this winter.
Mr.. Blake from Derby has bought the
Walcott farm for S170O.
Geo. Comfy recently sold good colt
to A. d. Bemis, Mechanics Falls, Maine.
E. w. Young and family started for
home the 8th, but will stop two days at
Lowell and MaDcheSter.-G. G. Lang has
given up going to Maine but will go to
Morrisville to locate.-Fred Carter and
Van Brown are home from New York.
CraftsD
Mrs. A.Paddock is improving in health.
Alex Calderwood is building a new
house.
The M. E. society will give an oyster
supper Tuesday eve, Oct. 49,, for the ben
egt of the society.
John Simpson, from New York, who
has been here for some time in the inter
est of his fathers estate, has returned.
WOrkmen are at work on the new mill
which is being built in place of the one
recently burned, belonging to Collins &
Kinney.
A daughter of Rev. John Chamberlin,
from New York, died very suddenly at
the residence of Albert Cass, of heart
disease, and was buried Thursday, aged
6 years.
III. W. Calderwood has taken the job to
emf and bau1 100 OOO feet of lumber from