Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-10-07

seph Owen of this town. The Colorado
Ne,rs had a very complimentary notice of
Mr.. Nutter.
The annual races of the Fair Ground
Co., having been postponed till to-day
and tomorrow, the rain commenced to
fall Saturday night aud has kept coming
without intermission until the present
writing, and it still looks as though it
might keep on for forty days and forty
nights. The races are postponed till to-
morrow and next day TUESDAY and We'd
| nesday( when we hope the dove will ap-
pear. A large number of horses are here,
and among them some of the best in the
state and in Canada. If the clouds will
go away long enough to score up there
will be some of the best races ever seen
in Orleans county.
Barton Landing.
Rev. W. N. Roberts has gone to Boston.
G. o. Grimes has hired Mrs. Otis Rich
ardson's house.
Frank Twombly of Boston was recent
ly home for a few days.
Give FL. w. Buchanan trial and prove
the justice of his claims. See ad.
Mr.. Moulton will open Il harness shop
in the basement of Willard Trips house.
H. NJ. Whipple has bought the shop
and goods he formerly owned of the Geo.
Alden estate.
Members of the Post and Relief Corps,
remember their regular meetings Tues
day evening.
The Irasburg cornet band will give
benefit promenade to the Barton Landing
military band, Friday evening, Oct. II, at
Valley House hall. Open air concert by
both bands in front of the Valley House
at Z 80 o'clock.
ALBANY.
DR.. J. A. Pearson, dentist, will be at
Alden Darling's Thursday of this week.
There will be be a promenade concert
at Maple Hall Tuesday, Oct. Is. Music
by Albany Coruet Band.
DIR. E. G. Stevens, dentist, will be at
the J. B. Darling hotel hlbany, Oct. 9,to
East Albany.
Frank Hunter is much improved in
health.
B. N. Moore is repairing his buildings.
Geo. A. Dow has painted and repaired the
inside of his store.
Charles Boswell of Barton has been this
eli 70 Inp no
a SaW-mill.
1t is stated that the f. B. church of
this place is expecting Rev. Mr.. Dutton
to come among US as pastor. Mr.. Dut-
ago.
Bro w1lInGtOzl.
Charles Murray is home on a visit.
Mrs. Martha Currier has been visiting
in town.
L. T. Grow has taken the Ingalls, farm
for the coming year.
Hamilton Collins house was recently
burned with nearly all its contents.
On account of the rain, the G. A. r.
picnic was held in the town hall instead
of the grove. Quite a good number were
present, and seemed to have a good time.
Joseph Carter has sold his farm to
John Putney for $3.50, and Carter moves
to the Somers house. = A. Drown has
moved to the Center, into Mrs. N Colley's
house.
Evansville.
Mrs. Augustus Foss has fuchsia that
has 139 blossoms on it.
Are you almost ready to call Oh S. r.
Potter in his new store?
Ben. Leach has rented a part of Lucius
browns house and moved in.
Felix Pelow has rented Drown & Miller's
ington Center.
The King Bros. have taken the job to
manufacture the stone at the scythe-stone
factory.
East Charleston.
Mr.. Allen Cushmans new boarder is
girl.
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the Dunton district.
Ed. Gray and family from Boston are
visiting at c.. O. Goodwin's. Mrs. Cush-
man is gaining some.
Mr. Geo. Bean from Springfield, Mass,
son of John Bean, is home on visit, the
first time for eight years.
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home from Indiana, where he has been
for three months attending theological
school. He goes to Morrisville to work.
West Charleston.
G.. S. Human is putting furnace into
his house.
One of our citizens was arrested for
drunkenness and improper conduct at the
cotilion party at Hildreth's last week.
Pity.
T. Pratt has returned from Littleton,
n. HI. r. Allbee and his wife and
daughter and Ina Leavens have gone to
N. Y. city for visit.-Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Hardy and Mr.. Ed. Gray and family have
returned TO Mass.-Sue Clark goes to
Brattleboro the Sth to make her home
with her aunt, Mrs. Harris, for the pres
ent.
Coventry.
Hamilton Collins house was burned
last Wednesday.
Mr.. Mills preached at Cong. church
yesterday, and Rev. w. N. Wilder at NJ
E. church.
New windows have been put into the
gallery of the M. E. church and the YES
try has been nicely painted.
The Dorcas society meets next Thurs
day afternoon, and there will be popped
corn party in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tower have returned
home.-Fred Barrows is home on visit.
j. P. Wheelock is thoroughly repairing
his house.
Mrs. S. T. Flanders and Mrs. Walworth
are better. - Stillman Collins remains
quite low.-Ned Foster is quite ill.-Mrs.