Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-09-16

Putney, Simon Moranville of Newport ;
L. A. Lund, Bloomington; S. o. Whip
pie, Newport Center; Chas. n. Warboys,
Daniel Dwire, Amasa Dwire, w. H.John-
son, G. B. George, Charleston; Gilbert
ID. Walker, Albany; Dennis H. Fox,
Westmore; F. A. Belknap, Barton; r.
b. Wing, North Troy; j. II. Mcguire,
Albany; j. G. Gorham, Coventry; John
Bolton, Cabot ;James Lunge, West Burke !;
S. n. Whipple, Sutton; John Ord, Iras-
bnrgh. This reunion was held at same
time and place with the Orleans Co. Vet
eran Society.
Barton Landing
Co. l., 18th Regt., VT Vols, held their
annual reunion here Tuesday, the 10th
inst Thirty-six members of the compa-
ny were present. Capt. Noyes was pres
ent with the company for the first time
since they were discharged. The ladies
of Geo, w. Mead w. r. C. furnished an
excellent dinner; the tables were decor
ated with flowers and each member of
the company was furnished with a button
hole bouquet. A poem composed by Geo.
Bush was read by Mrs. Dix, in which the
name of every member of the company
appeared. Altogether it was a very en-
joyable day. 1t was voted to have the
poem published, but up to date we have
not received it.
ALBANY
John Norris has returned to college in
Burlington.
Mr.. Newton has his new hall about
completed.
Next Saturday the two Albany ball
teams are expecting to have exciting
times.
Deputy Sheriff S. F. Phelps has been in
charge of the grand jury at Newport for
the past two weeks.
Our merchants, F. w. Tenney and S.
G. Kimball have each caught the improve
ment fever, Tenney building good steps,
and Kimball grading in front of his store.
Mrs. Lottie Willis has so far recovered
from her typhoid fever as to ride to her
fathers, Luther Dow. Mr.. Willis is
also improving.-W. Beede, who has ty-
phoid fever, is improving.-Mr Mrs. John
Wright is confined to her bed with dys-
entery.-Addie and Matte Johnson, who
have been sick with pneumonia, are i'm
proving.
Alice Willard from Waltham, Mass, is
visiting friends in town. - Mrs. Jane
(Beede) Wheeler from Springfield, Mass,
is visiting in town.-Allie Beede from
Westfield, Mass, is here caring for her
nephew, Will Beede, who is sick with ty-
phoid fever.-J. H.Haworth and wife and
Mrs. NJ. B. Chafey recently took three
days trip to Burlington, visiting several
places of interest. Mr.. Haworth and
wife and S. E. Snow and wife have re-
turned home.
South Albany.
a new boy baby at Andrew Graham's.
A. C. Williams and daughter have gone
to Boston.
The Anderson boys have started with
their threshing machine.
Rev. E. Mathews received a telegram
from Mass, stating that his son was very
sick with typhoid fever, and he went to
see him.
Chas. Copeland is shingling his house.
Wallace Sartwell is repairing his house.
A. A. Church is putting up the ell to a
new house.
Mrs j. r. Williams, baby and sister
from Boston, who have been stopping at
A. c. Williams, have gone home
Miss Bell Mccarthy, who has been visit
ing at A. Grahams, returned to her home
in Boston, the It'll.
BrONvnin&Lon
Prayer meeting at E. A. Robinson's
| Thursday eve.
John Maxwell has been improving his
shop with coat of paint.
The school-house in Solomon Berrys
district has been thoroughly repaired.
The supervisor will soon be here look
! ing after the interests of the schools.
Elisha Griswold found a stock of herds
grass in his field this season which meas
ured it., inches.
Mrs Lila Fletcher teaches school in
! VIM. Bruce's district.-Miss Eda Potter
! teaches the Center school.
| DIR. Oscar Cleveland and wife from
Kansas are visiting in town. The doctor
is treating several cases during his stay
Mr.. and Mrs. Loren Going went tc
Morristown few days since to have theil
little daughter, Clio, treated for throat
difficulty.
The sermon, given by Milo Eddy re
Gently at the Center, will be long remem
bered, as it gave his hearers so much en-
couragement and comfort.
Mrs Cutler Seavey's brother, Charles
Richmond, of Ware, Mass, visited hel
last week.-Mrs.. George Kinney has
gone to Hinesdale, n. H., to visi
her sisters.-Miss Edna Seavey ha:
gone to Ware, Mass, where she is to at
tend school.-Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Bur
rows are spending a few days in Lennox
ville-Mrs. Il. J. Wheeler spent part o.
the past week in town.-Earle Titus, wh'
spent several weeks with relatives in this
place and Barton, returned to his hom
in Hinesdale, n. H., the 18th inst.-Mrs
Bertha Wallace (Townsend) from St. Al
bans is here on a visit.-Mrs. Hastings j
visiting here.
Evansville.
Mrs. James Brown has gone to Barto
to work for j. G.. Orne on the fair groun
this week.
George Bickford is improving the look
of his house with new shingles and clap
boards.-Work on J. M. Randalfs neN
store goes on rather slowly.
Mr.. Albert Day and family from Me-
York were here last week visiting at Al
thur Miller's.-Mr. Elisha Foster an
, wife were away last week visiting in Ca
edonia county. = Harvey Foster an
daughter went to Nashua, n. H., an
Lowell. Mass, last week.
West Charleston.
julius Douglas has gone back to Ne