Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-12-10

without lear Oh dangerous ciSh0S' O-A"iA
ple and practices before their eyes; that
they had right to be trained and educat-
ed i'm such way as to make them worthy
and honorable men and women. The
style and matter of the lecture could not
we'll be improved.
Charles +. Percival has traded his fur
niture building and his goods and bust
ness to J. Porter Baldwin, taking in ex-
change Mr. Baldwin's mill and land on
the river, possession to be given in the
early spring. This makes, apparently, an
excellent arrangement for both parties.
Mr.. Percival desires to engage more ex-
tensively in the manufacture and sale OF
a class of specialties in the line OF furni-
turc and electric lamp apparatus, and
wishes TO be relieved of his retail iurnl-
ture business. The mill property affords
opportunity to engage in large manufac-
turing business, with ample power and
room to do it. The mill will have to be
changed, probably enlarged for the work
desired. Mr.. Baldwin, the lumber being
already trying to dispose of the mill for
other purposes, and finds this opportuni-
tv. He is a most honorable and careful
business man, and will run the furniture
business to the satisfaction of the people.
The trade looks like good one for both
parties and we wish them success in their
new enterprises.
Barton Landing.
Meetings at NJ. E. church every evening
this week.
f. A. Stafford raised a spring pig
weighing 327 pounds.
Mrs A. j. Seavey was recently badly
hurt by falling on the ice.
ress under the direction of J. W. Batchel-
der.
Willard Trip is making lot of Cana
da snow cutters.-Heber Parker and Mr..
Tripp are getting out some snow rollers
for Bloomington.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. w.
their 10Th anniversary, by leaving them a
nice hanging lamp and a snug roll OF
cash from their friends from So Albany
and this place.
ALBANY.
There will be a donation and oyster
supper. at the NJ. E. church, Albany Viii
lage, for the benefit of Rev. Mr.. Melon
aid on Thursday eve, Dec. -. All are
cordially invited.
East Albany.
Mrs. j. E. Chamberlin has been quite
home, but is reported better.
Mrs. Roxa Maxwell is teaching the
school in district No. 8. She is an ole
teacher and comes well recommended.
There will be a donation for the benef
of Rev. Horace Stiles on Thursday even
ing, Dec. Is, at the old Free Baptis
church. Oysters will be served, and ev
erybody is invited.
Browning
Mr.. Litchfield will repair his house, anC
| the Advents will hold their meeting there
Ben Boden had a leg broken, both be
low and above the knee by being throw
from a horse on Sunday. Drs. Wrigh
and Gray were called
Nellie Townsend has finished he
school at Barton, and expects to go t
| St. Adams, where she has position in
store-Jennie Bryant teaches in distric
No. 8.
EvanSvil1e-
Seymour Hunt of Westmore teache
the winter term of school.
E. H. Alexander killed hog recent
that dressed 525 pounds.
Mr.. Randall and wife went to Hyde
park to an anniversary wedding last wee
There will be a Christmas tree at tn
schoolhouse, Tuesday evening, Dec. p
with the usual exercises. Lots of Chris
mas goods at Browns store.
West Charleston
FL. Bashaw goes to Norton lumberin
for Fitzgerald.
w. G. T. L. with Mrs. DR.. Bowke
next Friday evening.
A. Smith and c. E. Bennett are gettin
our new snow rollers ready for the frs
big snow storm.
Leavitt Hildreth has gone to Fair Ha'
en-, Conn.-John Dudley has gone
Fitchburgh, Mass, on visit.-L. Shed
is home from n. III.
Geo. Worthep will not return to Wasl
ington Territory, but remains with h
father this winter. He likes the climat
etc., of the territory much and expec
to 90 there sometime
The Health Dept. of the vt. w. c.
u. are issuing Health Calendar whiC
will be very useful thing in famil
1t will contain bill of fare for each df
in the year, quotations, 800 approve
recipes, dishes for the sick, antidote
home amusements, and a great deal
) useful matter on many subjects. 1t w
contain Ga pages and cost only % cent
: 1t is hoped that all ladies who are int
ested in the good work attempted in t
Z issue of this calendar will aid the Dnlo
and will address Mrs. DR.. Human, We
Charleston, Vt, for such number of C,
5 endars as they can use.
Coventry.
j. 2. Wheelock makes five snow role
for Newport.
: Charles and Belle Livingstone a
; Homer Wheelock go to the Montpeii
Seminary school.
Flora Hawse teaches in the Parker d
tr;ct, Hattie Wheelock at West Newpo
The village school has g. scholars.
! Salmon Aye will sell some nice Gov
. some coarse wool sheep and other Pre-
at auction on Saturday, Dec. Is. S
bills.
: Ora fits bury.
Street lamps at the Common.
e Myra Tolmap is quite sick with typhC
S fever.
D Albert Smith dressed IS months {
e hog that weighed SIS pounds.
e The Academy school commences W
about 10 students; more are expected.