Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-28

w. r. c. are requested to meet at G.. A
r. Hall on Wednesday afternoon at half
past one O'Clock. Business of importanc,
will come before the meeting.
There will be handbook supper, giver
by the Sons of Veterans, at G.. A. r. Hal
on Friday evening", Nov. 1st. There will
be music, speaking and a little talk by
Everybody invited.
John Harris, who runs the new paper
at Hardwick, is naturally an anti-prohi-
bitionist, and in little fthanded fling
at the law, he recently stated that more
liquor is being brought into the state by
express and otherwise ard drank than
ever before. John ought to be pretty
good authority in this matter BY ex-
press, then! We wondered where Bro.
Harris obtained his
Barton Landing
H. W. Buchanan will pay 25c per dozen
for eggs.
NJ. NJ. Taplin has started singing
school here.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Collision are visit
ing relatives here.
The Barton Landing military band are
to have a promenade concert at Valley
House hall, Tuesday eve., Nov. u.
Meade Post are to have camp fire here
| Wednesday eve, Nov. 6. Gen. Stephen
Thomas of Montpelier and Capt. A. w.
Davis of White River Junction are ex-
pected to be present.
The Orleans County Congregational
last Tuesday and Wednesday. The at
tendance was good and the meetings
were interesting throughout.
The fall teachers examination will be
held at Barton Landing Tuesday and
Wednesday, Nov. 1920, to be followed
Wednesday evening by meeting of the
County Educational Society. Farther no
tees will be published next week
ALBANY.
Jerry Darling is making extensive i'm
provements in his house.
Will Beede is in Wolcott.-Mrs Lyman
Tenney is visiting her daughter in Cana
ola.
There will be an oyster supper at the
Congregational church next Wednesday
evening.
Elma Andrus. Arthur Flanders, Clyde
Kidder and Mrs. Edna Rodgers are on the
sick list.
The L. I. L. will meet in the lodge
room Wednesday at 2 p. m. Members
please be present.
Jack Beede is running a large gang of
men this year in his numbering business.
They board with Cornelius Rodgers.
Mrs. Mills is out of town visiting
Mrs. Abbott is with her daughter in
Hardwick.-Mr. and Mrs. Fry are in
town, guests of Jerry Darling.
We understand that Geo. A. Bill has
had delicate and ski!lful surgical opera
ton performed in New York, from which
he is recovering.
The following from an Ashtabula, Ohio,
paper will be of interest to many who
knew Mrs. Kendall many years ago:
Died at Ashtabula Harbor, Ohio, Tues
day, September II, of paralysis, Laurette
P. Hovey, wife of III. L. Kendall, in the
10Th year of her age. Mrs. Kendall was
the last of the eleven children of Deacon
Silas Hovey and wife Polly, of Albany,
Vt. She received a careful Christian
training and was baptized in the Baptist
church. She was married in 1859; and in
1867 she and her husband came to Ohio
About five years ago they settled at Ash
tabula Harbor. Her last sickness was
long and painful, but her sufferings were
borne with Christian fortitude. She was
buried with the beautiful service of the
Episcopal church on September 10.
East Albany.
Geo. Wells and wife from Nashua, N
H., formerly of this place, were here a
few days ago on short visit.
Mrs. Story, woman over eighty years
old, is quite unwell, suffering from sore
on her foot for several days
Gilbert Walker recently received visit
n. H., whom he had not seen for nine
years. Mr.. Walker is an only son of a
family of twelve children, nine sisters
now living.
Rev. A. j. Dutton and wife arrived
here last Monday night. Mr.. Dutton
preached here several years ago, was here
then six years. He is a good Christian
man and a fine citizen. We welcome
Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton again among us.
Bro wilmington.
Priestly Crandall is quite feeble.
Reuben Magoon, a long time sick, is
failing.
Mrs. Lucius Spencer is thoroughly re-
pairing her house.
Mrs. Chauncey Smith has sold her
house and land to Joseph Carter.
Mr. and Mrs. Kicker of Milton Falls, n.
H., have been visiting at J. A. Smiths.
Henry Smith and wife were suddenly
called to st. Johnsbury at the death of
his sister, Mrs. Ella Applebee.
Mrs L. B. Going is home from Norris
town, leaving her daughter, Clio, to have
another performed on her throat, later.
She looks for great Improvement.
Rev. and Mrs. H. E. Howard, from
johnson, haye been here on a visit.-Chas.
Seavey of Benton Harbor, Mich, has
been in town of late with relatives and
friends.-Mrs. Matilda Rollins from n.
Y, is here visiting her sister, Mrs. Ruth
Robinson, who is seriously ILL.,
Evansville.
Mrs. w. B. Guild is gaining slowly
The sick ones here are all better.
S. r. Potter is doing some trading here
in his new store now. Success attend
him.
Nathan Newman is home from the
West. He don't wish to go to Kansas
again.
Mrs James NJ. Randall will take adj
vantage of the cheap car fare and will