Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-08-26

the schools for the coming terms. He
feels that he has well-nigh ruined the
elasticity" of his conscience already, in
granting licenses in low-markings, but
will do the best he can in the emergency.
Barton Landing.
Mr.. Nichols, the jeweler, has bought
the Brockway building, occupied by G.
w. Orne.
Milo Eddy conducted services at the
NJ. E. church yesterday. Mr.. Roberts,
pastor, is expected here this week.
ALBANY.
Milo Chaffey is sick, and Fred Aiken is
home on account of sickness.
The Dow family are having fine mon
ument set in the cemetery.
Kimball Bros Banker" won first mon
bury last week.
VIM. Chamberlin is in town. Will
Brigham and Josie Vance are among the
welcome visitors in town.
Forty-six of the young people turned
out last Monday eve to surprise Charles
and Walter Leach. The surprise was
complete, and every one went home feel
ing that they had thoroughly enjoyed the
evening.
1t was reported that Geo. Bill had
again taken his bed and that he must
have another operation performed similar
to the last one, but we were pleased to
learn that his old doctor upon examina-
ton pronounced him better than for
year.
There will be an entertainment given
by the I. O. G. t. members in Academy
hall next Tuesday eve. There will be
no end of attractions, among which is
singing and playing by Prof. Will Sar-
gent who is visiting his parents here.
supper will be served.
The Cong1 society will have basket
picnic week from Tuesday in Almond
Norris grove near the Hosmer pond;
boats will be within reach of all who
wish to use them; also there will be
games and plenty of lemonade for all.
Every one is invited, and assured that
they will have a good time.
East Albany.
Martin Reardon from st. Joseph's Col
lege delivers lecture here on the even
ing of Aug. q.
Chas. Willis is very sick with typhoid
fever Mrs. Willis who has had the
fever is able to sit up.
Mrs. Geo. w. Monkey starts next
Thursday for Boston. Mr.. Monkey will
remain here for time to settle up his
business.
Bro %vnin& tOn.
The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs.
CYRUS Heath Wednesday afternoon.
Jasper Smith has his barn moved to
its new location. George Virgins did
the work.
Evansville.
Mrs. Hugh Alexander has sold 10
dozen of eggs from Is hens since Jan. l,
1889. Don't it pay to keep hens.
Dea. John Marshall, of whom mention
has been made returned home from Kan
sas last week, in quite poor health
Oscar A. Cleveland and wife and little
boy from Kansas are visiting friends
here.-Moses Foss and wife are visiting
, relatives at Magog, Que.
Coventry
Salmon Nye gets an appointment as
postmaster.
NJ. E. Sunday-School picnic at Newport
Center, Wednesday afternoon next.
Mrs. Fred Dean is very low with con-
sumption.-Mrs. Salmon Nye is better.
: The exercises at the Center on Thurs
day last were very pleasing and interest
! ing. The speeches and the addresses
were fine letter from Ambrose Ripley
2 of Kansas was excellent. We hope to SCI
! some of the good things said land read a
r the meeting in print.
: At Mr.. Boynton's last Tuesday meet
ing was held by the w. c. I. U. and un
finished business was completed, viz.
j, the superintendent of departments. Mrs
Ida Niles was again chosen superintend
r ent of Juvenile work, Mrs. Jennie X
5 Herbert secretary of that department
7 Miss Minnie L. Williams superintendent
!, of Fair work Mrs. Stewart of Crane
Rapids. Mich, was present and gave US
most excellent talk upon w. c. t. .
I work in that state.
West Charleston.
: Emily Parlln teaches the school in tn
Flint district.
. William Moore is going to move int
one part of the Will Fort house.
. The Misses Knight have returned t
Mass.-John Laflamme has gone back t
u New York.
George Bennett and his daughter, ao
S companied by his sister, will start o
e their return to Oregon the Goth.
Kate Norris was very seriously hun
the 21st by being thrown from earring
near the covered bridge, in Derby, Will
on her way to Newport.
:. Our villge schools commence Monda
Sept. End. Miss Sadie Frost from Mon
pelier teaches the grammar grade an
Miss Cora Hall the primary.
" Dr.. Bowker has returned from Wasl
ington d. G. Annie Webster was unab
to return with him, but is being care
for in the hospital. She is slowly IN
~ proving.
- Oramel johnson from Oregon is visitin
his sister, Mrs. Frank Dwyre.-Mrs. MAJ
Reade from Elkhart, ILL.,, is visiting he
u brother, Charles Willard, and oth'
- friends.-Alfred Taylor has returned
" town-Ben. Townsend is here from Lii
Teton, n. FL.
n East Charleston.
hS Mrs. Chas. Morse from Lowell, Mass
III is spending few weeks at f. c. Co
: leigh's.
elk party from this place visited Wi
ne oughby last week, and spent two da.
r. most pleasantly.
NC The Universalist meetings were
much interest, and were well attende
re A society was formed for the purpose
n maintaining preaching hereafter
er The Baptist quarterly meeting he