Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-02-25

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think the village will not hesitate to light
itself, when il can be one at this low
rate.
Barton Landing.
The Thespians were well received and
we'll patronized at Lyndonville.
J. E. Lyon is gaining slowly.
Capt. Tucker and E. D. Stafford are
painting scenery for ''Neighbor Jack
wood" which will be played at Barton,
March A.
There will be a musical convention at
| Valley House hall, under the auspices of
! the band, commencing Tuesday evening
and continuing through Wednesday and
Thursday, NJ. M. Taplin, leader, Mrs.
Taplin, pianist, j. E. Chamberlin leader
of orchestra, with soloists and other out
| side help. A good time expected.
Mamie Flint, wife of Herbert w. Dane
of Newport, and daughter of Mrs. r. G.
| Smith of this village, came here last No
vember for medical advice, and to spend
Thanksgiving with parents and other
lONcO 1IICDtIS III ICI hCA1O 'o
the day proved one of sickness and pain
to her, and though everything was done
that loving hearts could do, her naturally
frail body wasted away till death claimed
her as his victim. Under the passionate
| of Rev. A. Scribner, Mrs. Dane was bap-
tiZed and united with the NJ. Z. church in
Newport, and the God whom she loved
and trusted gave her the victory over
death and the grave, so that she could
calmly, and with sweet peace conide to
his loving guidance her little daughter
and every other earthly interest dear to
her, and so fell asleep.
ALBANY.
G.. \. Bill and wife are in Boston.
Heard anything about pOst-office mat
tiers? Don't hurry, boys.
G.. A. Davis has bought the P. Davis
land, and is cutting a lot of timber for
j. Wallace.
W. Eldridge is home from Burke to
help j. B. Darling on his tin shop Sadie
Sanders is home from Wells River.
East Albany.
Miles Chaffee is in Franklin county
visiting for a few weeks.
Mr.. Anderson is still having consider
able trouble with his hand, on account OF
the Injury by q circular saw which cut
off his finger. This is his SECOND
misfortune with the saw; a year age
he had an eye and his head badly hurt by
the saw.-Ernie Sanborn is recovering
from pneumonia.
BrOwningtOn.
Ben. Boden is able to be out around OF
crutches.
E. G. buttons family are sorely attiict
ed in the loss of an infant child.
Henry Bassett has moved his famil.
from Barton Landing to their farm.
Joseph Colt has snapped farms will
S. r. Jenkins. and Colt moves on to tn
farm lately vacated by Geo. Howe.
The Ladies' Aid will furnish linn Il
the hall own meeting day. T%wenty-fiv
cents with oysters; fifteen cents without
Ed. Reece has taken the Geo. SmitI
FARMS. S. Tinkham hires Mr.. Brow
of Newport, and Augustus Bennett goe
to Barton Landing to work
East BrO~VninSton.
William lite had the misfortune to Gu
a bad cash in his wrist with an ak las
- week.
East Charleston.
Remember the Farmers meeting ever
Saturday evening.
t Morris Buck and wife are home froi
New York on a visit.
/ Ara, youngest son of Charles Morse,
very sick at this writing.
|. Willie Trip and George ElwoOd al
going to West Charleston to school tn
spring.
Curtis Barney is getting out lumber fl
;, a large barn which he intends to build
IL the spring.
T.. Elijah Wilson, while chopping in ii
l. woods last Monday, received an ug
n wound from his ak, splitting the KIN
l. pan.
The singing convention held here la
II week, under the lead of A. r. Cowles
1t Barton, was a very pleasant and success
n full affair. A large number of musicia
from Orleans county, from Island Pond al
North Stratford swelled the chorus al
J. supplied material for fine playing al
,e singing. The singing drill was goo
r. Mr.. Cowles furnished a fine piano, viii
was nicely played by Miss Bergoine
.. Coventry. We could not well single O
!; those who did most or best, without dol
: Injustice to many who did exceeding
- we'll.
81 Coventry.
Walter Rowell is home on a visit.
The school exhibition last Saturd
>. evening passed off pleasantly and W
r. we'll attended. The drama was well re
- dered.
xt the funeral of Mrs. Branch was he
tv last Wednesday at her fathers residen'
There was a large attendance, Revs.
con and Mills, officiating.
To- There will be a box supper at NJ.
vestry next Thursday eve.-The ladies
the NJ. E. Society will provide a wa
- dinner for all who desire, town meet
-et day.
CrafGSburv.
Harry G. Miller mas sold his farm to
son, Lincoln
NJ. V. B. Ainsworth has caught p f
he es the past season.
of The band drew a full house at til
in masquerade last week.
I'd. John Mckay has lately been granite
lat reissue of pension. Glad of it.
OF A bran new boy baby at Foster Ran
a Also at at John MoPse's.
Mrs. Sidney Lyon, who has been i'll
a number of months, is very low.
ate
"a Logs are. coming into the Collins & L
IL ney steam mill at the rate of 200 a &
ia The w. c.. II. Union meet with n