Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-09-23


Will Richardson is going to move to
Barton Village.
Burt Hall is clerk for our new post
master, ID. Buchanan, Jr.
F.E Camp has sold his meat business
to c. o. Grimes and H. f. Wiley, to take
possession Oct. L.
The second base ball nine from this
place went to Irasburgh recently and
played match game with the Irasburgh
second nine. At the close of the ninth
inning the game stood eight to eight. 1t
was concluded to play another inning to
settle it, and at the end of the tenth in
ming they both stood the same, both sides
embarrassing. The eleventh inning the
Irasburgh boys scored two and our boys
one, making the game stand nine to ten
in favor of the Irasburgh boys. There
were ten whitewashes during the game
the Irasburghers whitewashed four times
and our boys six. 1t was close work for
both sides. The report was that it was
the best game that was ever played on
the Common. Con-.
ALBANY.
Misses Daisy and Grace Darling have
returned from Burlington.
Jerry Reynolds reports that he has 81
scholars in his school in Lowell.
Fred Robbins went to Nashua, N. H.,
Saturday to live with his brother George,
who has been at home visiting lately.
The boys will miss him on the ball team.
There will be Promenade concert in
the New Hall, Friday eve, Sept. 81; mu-
sic by the Albany Cornet Band. All are
cordially invited.
BrONvnin
Miss Humphrey teaches school in dis
trict No. 1.
covery is doubtful.
Clarence Alger is home on vacation.
He has been studying law in Conn.
There will be u basket picnic under
the auspices of the G. A. r. in L. B. Go
ing's grove, Sat, Sept. %. The Barton
Landing band will furnish music and give
a promenade concert in the evening at the
town hall
Evansville.
E. S. Alexander of st. Adams is home
on visit.
Herbert Gray is moving into tenement
in Miss Sarah Miles house.
Charley Smith from Penn. is visiting
friends here. We are glad to see him.
West Charleston
T. B. Pratt is sick at Littleton, N. ii.
Mrs. Nimms has returned to Northamp-
ton, Mass.
Geo. Douglas and family have left here
for Malone, n. Y.
Mrs Wesley Foster and her son Wal
ter, from Manchester, n. H., are visiting
friends and relatives here.
Mrs. E. o. Bennett and Mrs. G. S. Hin
man attended the temperance convention
at Burlington as delegates from our loca
w. C. T. T.; also Sue Clarke and Minnie
Driver, as delegates from the US.
Coventry.
Willie Newton is home from Morris
vile.
The Dorcas Society will give Honey
Supper next Thursday evening, rain oil
shine.
Mrs. Fred Dean, whose sickness ha:
been mentioned in this paper, passed
away last Monday morning, of consump
ton. She leaves husband and two
small children. Her funeral was held a
the house last Wednesday, Rev. c. W
Morse officiating.
CraftSbarV.
Willie Cass is at work for Mr.. Kier a
an apprentice.
A daughter of Fred Hoyt's died o.
Friday morning.
Mrs. ]. B. Sturtevant returns to Cam
: bridge, Mass, to-day.
Hosea Martin has moved into the hous
on the Sabin farm.
C. C. Conant, Jr., and his new Bird
are makeng a visit in town.
Minnie Hoyt teaches a four months
p term of school in the Cobb district
Jessie Robbins is to teach at Mud islam
!, Dist, Glover.
= Olive button is teaching in the Donna
: district. Mrs. Edward Wheeler is teacf
! ing in the Mill district.-Minnie Collie
: has returned to her school in Conn.
Mrs. VIM. Hawthorn and three childre
4 are here from Mass. on visit. Mr.
=. Root is expected home soon, accomp'
MED by her daughter, Mrs. Royal Moodl
!, Mrs. Anthony Dorman, who has pee
t, visiting her brother, Edward Titus, r
q Gently seriously i'll, has returned fro
Mass.-Mrs. Edward Hastings and h
e daughter Julia are home from Saratos
% much improved in health.
II Willie d. Large, who has just finlsh'
E. his three years apprenticeship with
Ie Kier. has gone to Lowell, Mass, whe
u he has obtained good situation as plum
err at a good salary. Before his depal
Il, ure, his friends, including a large nur
ar Der of Good Templars, himself one OF t.
a charter members, made him partll
lg visit. when refreshments were served a
ly a pleasant time enjoyed. He was an
" tive member IN the lodge, librarian in t
S. S. school and very useful member
is society. May success attend him. n
or Large has and will retain pleasant me
in DRY of Craftsbury.
ge Derby.
lis Surprise party at John Elders on W.
he nesday and a pleasant time enjoyed
tly the young people.
The US gave an apron party on Eric
of evening. Prof. Hutchinson received
ed prize for best sewing.
nie West Derby.
nd Mr.. A. w. Blodgett moves this WI
The to a tenement in w. G. Whitney's no
nee in Newport.
YES Mrs. J. Phillips and Mrs. A. J. Mo
RS. attended the state w. G. I. q. at B
ev- lington last week.
ace Miss Mabel Gay has been engaged