Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-09-30

at the fair ground next week. Buy your
dinner of Mr.. Orne. He runs the eating
house in first-class manner.
In the fair premium list errors occurred
in giving the name of E. S. Clark for E.
L. Clark, and the first premium on sugar
should have been given to B. f. Piper.
DR.. J. A. Pearson, dentist, viii be at
Alden Darling's, Albany, Thursday, Oct.
10, and at DIR. O. A. Bemis' office, Crafts
bury, Friday and Saturday, Oct. IL and
II.
The skies and the grumblers are throw
ing some cold water on the water works
job, but it goes on apace. The grumbling
does not hinder matters as much as the
rain.
III. D. Fairbrother has moved from the
mountain neighborhood to the village, land
hires tenement of James Boswell. He
has bought out the ice house and ice bus
mess of j. n. Smith and will put up a
large quantity of ice for the coming year.
If the skies permit, the races to come
off here next Monday and Tuesday, will
be the sharpest ever seen in this section
of the state. There is very large field
of horses, including all the best trotters
in a wide range. The running race of
five miles will be exciting and novel.
A regular communication of Orleans
Lodge, No. SO, f. and A. NJ, will be held
on Friday eve, Oct. 4, at O'Clock, sharp.
Work on E. A. degree. Let every mem
Der be present, as business of Importance
will come before this meeting, and the
lodge will take action in regard to pro-
curing permanent rooms for the future
use of the lodge.
Somebody sends us the following no
tice without signifying his name, or Civ
ing date or place of holding the meeting.
If the notice is fraudulent, nobody need
be harmed by it: NOTICE.-There will be
an Herald Advent tent meeting ,commenc-
ing Oct. Sd. at O'Clock pm. to hold over
the following Sabbath. All are invited.
There will be homes free to all Come one
come all with armer clad to fight for God.
j. Clark Hunt of Newport died at VIM.
G.. Browns on Tuesday morning of last
week, probably of heart disease. Mr..
Hunt came here to attend the fair the
week before, and took cold and was una
BILE to go home. He was up and down
for a day or two, but not considered dan
gerously i'll. Early Tuesday morning, his
wife, who was here caring for him, heard
him breathing heavily, and tried to arouse
him, when she discovered that he was dy-
ing. He lived but moment longer. Mr..
Hunt was 60 years old, and had lived in
this county many years. He was one of
the best farmers in the county and a
ent at the county fair almost every year
since it started, and was one of the offic-
ers of the agricultural society. He leaves
wife and one child, married daughter,
who lives at home.
South Barton.
Master Olin Abbott found strawberry
blossoms last Saturday.
Mrs. L. II. Orcutt has a balsam, the
stalks of which measure 5 3 inches around
close to the ground is one yard tall and
the branches measure Sc inches in cir
conference.
ALBANY.
L. p. Bashaw has opened a boot and
shoe repair shop. See advertisement.
w. Eldridge has gone to Ludlow to
work at the tin business.
The promenade at the new hall, given
by the So. Albany band, was we'll attend
ed.
Louis Tatro has rented farm at Mont
gomery and will move there.-Chas. De
Greene has moved to the Louis Tatro
house.
The Ladies' society of the M. E. church
will give a harvest supper at the new
hal Thursday evening, Oct. 3. All are
cordially invited. Admission % cents.
Anna Butler, who has been a long time
sick, died at her home Wednesday, Sept.
25, of consumption.-Wil Beede is i'm
proving. Rev. Mr.. Banks is sick with ty-
phoid fever.
East Albany.
John Tinker goes to-day to West Con-
cord, VT, to work in a jewelers. shop.
The Misses Georgia and Kate Bullock
and Eva Twomb1y have been on a visit to
Morgan and Charleston.
WILDER Chamberlin, who has been in
town visiting his friends, returned to
Portland last week. Selden Cass went
back with him to visit his brother there.
VIM. Chamberlin has bought of Carlos
Monkey his house on the Greek, formerly
occupied by Mrs. Otis Sawyer. Glad to
have him again citizen of our communi-
tY.
The barns on the farm formerly owned
by Milo B. Stiles were all consumed by
fire last Saturday night Several tons of
hay, together with straw and some farm
ing tools were consumed and but for the
timely aid of some of the neighbors, the
house would have been burned. A fami-
ly had just moved out of the house. A
Mr. Fuller of Lowell, Mass, now owns
the place, which he had rented this year.
The fire is thought to be the work of an
incendiary.
BrOwningt
Mrs. John Twombly is quite sick.
Geo. Jones has taken the Andrew Gray
farm and moved on to it.
Miss Ella McAnn, who has been here
on visit, has gone to California.
Evansville.
Della S. Alexander is home from the
White Mountains.
Dea. John Marshall and wife have NOV
ed into the house with George Bickford
The building and repairing at the
scythe-stone factory is progressing
Henry Durham has built veranda to hi
house.
Coventry.
Mrs Ednah (Herbert) Cutler from Cal
| ifornia is in town.
Mabel Edmunds, Bert Nichols and Nelli
| Greenwood are home from N. H.
Mrs, S. F. Cowles is very sick again.