Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-04-08

Ell anu TIE morse quite severely cut anu
hurt.
\ letter was recently received by a
friend of Rev. NJ. V. B. Knox, now max
ing journey around the world, dated at
Hong Kong China. Mr.. Knox was well,
and had seen and enjoyed much in his
| trip across Europe and Asia. He was i'm
medately to take ship for Japan, thence
/ to San Francisco, and is expected home
! this week.
/ Barton Landing.
Carl Farley had his annual sugar party
/ Fast Day.
The spring term of school commences
Monday, April 22d.
/ Mr.. J. f. Lyon is able to sit up, gaining
/ slowly.-Bert Ordway is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Collision from And
over, n. H., made short visit here last
week.
Geo. Ford had about 100 cords of four
foot wood sawed into stove wood the past
week.
Charles Wiley has moved into the G.
S. Skinner house. Owen Grant has
moved into Mrs. Richardson's house
ALBANY.
Geo. Sanders is preparing to build a
house on his land, opposite Geo. Bills.
Burbank & Williams are making prepar-
ations for running their logs to Coventry.
Herbert Peters has moved to the Jos.
Waters place in the east part of the
town.
Owen Harvey and Frank Bullet recent
ly had fracas which causes litigation.
A trial is expected next Wednesday be-
fore Justice COwles.
south Albany.
Quarterly meeting at the w. M. church
next Saturday and Sunday.
Bloomington
Clarence Wiley is home from Dart
mouth for short time.
Willie Wyman, who has been confined
to the house nearly three months, is out
again.
Mrs. Jane Conn. who has been board
ing at Mr.. Gray's, is going to Mr.. Recess
to board.
Mrs. Litchfield is in very poor health
and has been confined to the bed most of
the time for three months.
Prayer meeting at A. E. Denson's next
Thursday evening.-Mr. Hildreth will
preach at the Center, Sunday, April IA.
Mr.George Smith and family have NOV
ed to their new home in Barton Landing
Brownington's loss is Barton landings
gain.
Felix Pelow has moved from J. O..
Humphreys to the Charles Gray farm in
Henry Bassetts.-Arch. Drown has NOV
| ed to his farm at ville.-Mrs. Col
| ley has gone to Evansville to spend the
summer with her daughter, Mrs. A. Drown.
Evansville.
Mr.. James NJ. Randall is getting the
lumber together tor a new building. The
upper story will be finished for hall and
the lower part for store.
Mr.. A. Drown moves back to his
farm that he rented last year, and Oscar
Hackett has moved to Henry Bassett's.-
Eugene Rash and Donnie Gallup have
each rented tenements in Pixies j. H.
Evans house, and moved in.
West Charleston.
Rev. Y, J. Wheeler has moved into the
parsonage, the Charles Hildreth house.
Mrs. Lila Driver Cheeny and her child
rem arrived here the Sd from New Jersey.
George A. Driver is wearing a smiling g
countenance now. The new baby is a
girl.
Arthur Cheeny and wife have returned
from Ohio and gone on to the farm owned
by him and his brother George.
A. F. Cole has returned from Mass
Mrs. William Parker is improving in
health-William Moore is moving into
the Bullock house.-CharleS Calkins has
moved his family to West Derby.-Geo
Dow from Cabot, VT, a former resident
is in town.-Hector Moore and wife have
gone to Franklin, n. H., to Invertebrates
Carpenter has moved into C. E. Bennett
house-Rev. Z. j. Wheeler has moved
into the parsonage. the Charles Hildretf
housewife Hildreth has returned from
the lumber camp, and moved into the
house with his father.
Coventry.
Rev. w. n. Bacon is better and wa:
able to attend the morning service yes
terday.-Wm. G. Johnson preached at thu
M. E. church yesterday.
John Humphrey has moved into thu
rooms Geo. Keller vacated.-Geo. Muir
ray of Barton has moved into Salmon
Nye's house, and gone into the employ o
Burbank & Williams.
Rev. l. P. Chase will preach his fare
we'll sermon next Sunday. Mr.. Chas
has done three years of faithful wor
here. He leaves to go to another field o
labor, much to the regret Of the people.
CraftSb
Ed. Wheeler and his new bride star
Immediately on their wedding trip.
Bert Metcalf will work for Willie Hoy
the coming season.
} Geo. Chase has rented his farm to hi
7 son and Chas. Hoyt for one year.
Union Fast Day services were hel
Friday at M. E. church, Rev. A. Scribne
officiating.
Fred Templeton has made IS gallo
cans of maple honey for H. Il. Harrima
from 500 trees.
Porter Hodgden, while trying to sto
some horses, slipped and broke one of h
, legs below the knee.
The college boys return to Burlingto
a the first of next week. Prof. Day mac
, flying trip to Burlington last week.
Some scamp turned the faucet in De
Dutton's large sap tub the other nigh
S and it was empty in the morning. \
clew.
E. S. Stratton, our old butcher, intenC
to mount the meat cart again next sur
:" mer. Guess he is afraid of losing Il
post-off1ce.