Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-08-05

Sou TIN ALBANY.
Lawrence Uric was kicked quite severe
ly by horse last week.
Mr.. Chas. Vance and wife from Little
ton, N. H., are visiting at S. T. Vance's.
r. S. Mason has moved his goods from
T. M. Rowelrs hall to the w. L. Dow
store
Miss May L. Rowell and Miss Jennie
Hogan have gone to Bethlehem, n. H.,
as table walters.
There will be picnic in H. w. Bliss
grove, Saturday, Aug. 10, commencing at
10 O'Clock a. IN. All are cordially invited.
Barton Landing.
The railroad company is making some
repairs about the depot.
VIII Monteith has torn down his old
barn and is building new one.
I. H. McClary is shipping quite large
amount of maple sugar from this station
OF late.
Mr.. Whipple, our tinsmith, has sold
to George Alden. Sorry to have Mr..
Whipple leave US.
The original Comical Brown at Valley
House Hall, tonight, Aug. 5. Entirely
new program and first-class vocalist.
There is a young blacksmith at Mr..
Fairbrother's. He is not quite large
enough to shoe horses yet, but is growing.
caucus will be held at west school
room at Barton Lrnding, Saturday eve,
Aug. 10, 1889, at 6 80 o'clock for making
choice of some person to be appointed
postmaster in this place.
The mail train going South last We'd
nesday morning was found to be minus a
conductor when it reached East Coven-
try. Just as he signalled his train to pull
out at Newport his attention was called
to the telegraph office, and he was left
behind. The engine was detached from
the train and run back to Newport, where
they took the worthy official aboard and
returned to this station with but little de-
lay.
BrOwningLOn
Ed. Reece has moved into the Joe Coult
house.
Stanley Marsh and wife are blessed with
an eight pound heir.
Miss Ida Weeks of Buffalo, N. Y, is
visiting at J. A. Smiths.
Mrs. N. j. Morehouse has sold her barn
to Jasper Smith for $175.
Tnh in
fell from the load and broke his wrist.
The place known as the A. P. Buxton
place, is purchased by Arthur ingalls, for
500, with the hay crop.
Herbert Horn had two swarms of bees
and Scythe and snath stolen last Mon
day night Herbert would like to have
the hives returned.
West Charleston
Lydia Human has returned to Iowa.
L. R. Allbee has just put new bulk
head into his grist-mill.
Townsend house, paying $500 dollars for
it.
Mrs. Triphosa Sawyer, an old lady SO
years old, died at the residence of her son,
Calvin Sawyer, Aug. 1st.
Mrs. Ellen Ferrin, who left here more
than year ago for Topeka, Kansas, is in
town visiting her brother, o. F. Alton,
and other friends. Mrs. F. has many
warm friends that are glad to welcome
her again among us.-Geo. Bennett and
his little daughter from Oregon are stop
ping at his fathers, E. o. Bennett.-Wil
mer Leland and wife and daughter from
Montpelier are visiting friends and rela-
tives here.-Mrs. Foss and her daughters
from Saco, Me-, are visiting at her ia
fathers, Calvin Brown.-Mrs. Ed. Gray,
from Cambridgeport, Mass, and her two
children are stopping with her husbands
mother, Mrs. Albert Lawrence.-Capt.
Remission of the old Sd VT. was in town
recently looking up old friends.
East Charleston.
Mrs. B. F. Trip of Boston is visiting
her only sister, Mrs. Goodwin.
The F. Baptist quarterly meeting con-
venes here the 90 "a and % of Aug.
Mrs. Whitman and three children from
Boston, Mass, relatives of DR.. Cushman,
are here on visit.
Mr.. C. G. Stevens died of blood poison
ing and was buried last Thursday. The
services were at the house Rev. Mr.. W ak
er of Island Pond officiating, assisted by
Rev. Mr. Franklin. His death casts a
gloom over this community.
The Universalists will hold two days
meeting, commencing Saturday, the 18th,
at p. M. sermon in the evening, at ~
O'Clock, and at IL and on Sunday. Rev.
Mr.. Millar and other ministers will be
present. Parties from abroad will be en-
tertained free.
CraftSbury.
The fresh air children have returned
home.
S. HI. Graham has returned to his home
in n. Y.
| p. G. Hodgdon's hen recently laid an
egg that measured 61ax7a.
H. N Stevens is finishing up nice lot
| of chamber sets for his fall trade.
Kate Randall has a painting class in
Newport with thirty-six scholars.
Myron Gage has returned to his work
in Burlington after short vacation.
Henry Stems is in town visiting his
friends.-Mrs. Isaac Whitney is in town
visiting.