Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-07-29

| cert Will De nrSC-c1aSS; the park anC
square will be Illuminated with lanterns
and torches, and the tables will be set Out
of doors if the weather is favorable. We
hope our citizens, who feel that they would
compliment and encourage the band, anc
assist in meeting some expenses that have
been made in the line of improvement
will turn out on this occasion. 1t neeC
not be said that the exercises will be
good.
Barton Landing.
Skinner & Brown are painting and re-
pairing their grist-mill.
Andrew Mcfarland had pair of two
years old steers killed by the cars last
Tuesday.
The band boys cleared about $50 al
their promenade concert on the evening
of July 10Th.
III. G.. Dudley estimates that he has cat
one hundred tons of hay this season, and
his son Fred, a lad of ten years, has done
all the raking.
George Fords horse ate about three
pints of plaster with which Paris green
had been mixed without any apparent in
jury. He is a little harder to kill than
potato bugs.
The remains of Miss Lizzie Allen, who
died at Craftsbury, were brought here
for burial last Tuesday. She was a daugh-
ter of Edward and Laura (Ford) Allen,
who formerly resided in this town, and
granddaughter of Lewis Ford, Esq.
ALBANY
The Woodbury. girls returned home
Saturday.
Miss Abbie Beede and her mother from
Westfeld, Mass, are in town visiting old
friends.
The funeral of Ernie George took place
last Tuesday, Rev. J. Mcdonald officiat-
ing. The I. o. G. T. performed the burr
al ceremony and paid the funeral ex-
penses.
BrOwninGtOn
DR.. Gilman is repairing his barn.
Mr.. Ingalls, from Mass. is here to spend
| his vacation.-Mrs. Cannon is in town
visiting friends.
Miss Nellie Townsend, Myrtle Reece,
Miss Flora Murray and Edith Bryant have
gone to Sugar HiIl,N. H. to work in no.
| tel there.
West Charleston.
T. B. Pratt is quite sick with fever.
| Farmers in this vicinity claim that the
hay crop is more than an average.
Several ladies and two or three children
from Philadelphia are stopping at Nor
| tons hotel
Rev. Il. j. Wheeler and wife and Mrs
Charles Nye have gone to Ocean Park
Me-, to spend few weeks.-Mabel CLARK
has returned to Island Pond.
John Lafamme and Merton Wilson are
home from New York city.-Mrs. Mary
Harris from Brattleboro is visiting hel
brothers., VIM. E. and G. w. Clark
Carrie Taplin from ST. Johnsbury is Wis
| iting at DR.. G.. s. mans.-Lucian Cole
a former resident was in town last week
| Coventry
| 1t is expected that Rev. John Morse
will preach next Sabbath at the NJ. E
church.
There will be preaching at the Cong
church next Sabbath at one O'Clock; Rev
Mr.. Mills of Newport supplied the desl
yesterday.
The death of Mrs. Litchfield, mentioned
in the Newport Center items, casts +;
gloom on this community. She was
m ember of the M. E. church Of this place
CraftsburV.
Charles Silvers child is very sick.
Elmer Douglass goes to Claremont, N
H., to play in an orchestra.
Thirty-nine fresh air children have ar
rived, looking nice and happy.
Miss Mamie Pearsons of Burlington i:
spending a few weeks in town.
The post-office at the village was NOV
ed to Jas. Leavitt's July 18th.
The w. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Wilson, at Mill Village, Aug. 9Th
c. S. Conant and wife, from Concord
N. H., are visiting at G. w. Simpsons.
Extensive repairs are being made OF
the wooden factory-a new dam anC
flume.
Mr.. Graham is in town for few days
Mrs. T. j. Dexter is visiting at Mrs
Marckres.
Herbert Bridges and Clarence Wood
bury have horses to let at the stable o.
A. A. Bridges.
Royal Lyons youngest son died on TIT
morning of the 18th inst. of Inflammation
of the brain.
The Good Templars will give dramat
ic entertainment next Saturday night, AM
a promenade will follow.
c. G. Conant has left off driving tt,
meat cart on account of poor health, ant
Clarence Woodbury. takes his place.
Several of the Craftsbury girls attend
ed the examination of teachers at Bartol
Tuesday and Wednesday of last week.
Jessie Chamberlin is teaching in tn
Withers district.-Minnie HoyG is t.
teach the fall school in the Hastings dis
trict..
Dudley Sabin has sold his old HON
farm house and one acre of land to Char
ley Wiley. We understand Mr.. Willie
takes possession soon.
A child of VIM. A. Macomber, who's
sickness was mentioned in u recent Mon
TOR, died on Wednesday, the 18th inst
and was buried Thursday.
Miss Lizzie Allen died very suddenl
last Sunday from throat trouble, and wa
buried at Barton Landing on Tuesday
Rev. A. b. Blake of Hardwick officiate
at the funeral.
Ezra Seayer is in town visiting friends
Miss Kate Glidden is town on Il fou
weeks yacation.-J. w. Norris of Alban
recently made US yisit.-D. T. Andru