Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-08-18

! Irasburoh: secretary ,Jno. L. Parker, Gov
entry: treasurer, N. NJ. Scott, Barton;
! directors, Harlow Foss, Irasburgh, A. w.
Norcross, Albany, Amory Dawson, Crafts
bury, w. E. Curtis, Lowell, c. L. Bak-
| er, Greensboro, j. G. Orne, Browning
ton, Edwin Boynton, Westfield, Z. c.
! williams, Coventry, A. L. Bean, Glover,
| o. H. Mossman, Barton; executive COM
mittee, j. Bean, Barton, f. Z. Williams,
| Coventry, Edwin Boynton, Westfield, A..
p. Bean, Glover, o. H. Mossman, Barton;
Gen. Supt., o. II. Mossman, Barton; SUI
perintendent of mechanical department,
| Geo. Katen, Barton, Gen. superintendent
of Floral hall, d. w. Robinson, Barton;
| Supt of butter, cheese, sugar, fruit and
| vegetables, J. B. Freeman; ornamental
and culinary department, E. f. Dutton
and wife, r. S. Twombly and wife, G. n.
Hubbard and wife, F. w. Baldwin and
wife; Supt of horse department, Carl
Farley of Barton Landing; Supt. of cat
| tie, sheep and swine, Fl. p. Coburn, Bar
ton; poultry, Frank Phillips of Glover;
marshal, H. H. Hartman, Craftsbury.
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Fair Ground Co. for the lease of their
grounds for two days fair and one days
| trotting exhibition, which will be held
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Sept.
80 and Oct l and 2, 1890, when every eX-
hibitor or winner in a trotting race, will
his premium or stake awards. list of
premiums and stake classes will soon be
out and published in full. Now let every
man who is interested in holding fair
| lend a helping hand and make this the
largest and most successful exhibition
ever held in this county. The territory
of the association is not limited, but
''open to the world"
Barton Landing.
David Wiley and wife are visiting
friends in Canada.
Members of the G. A. r. have been re-
turning on nearly every train since Thurs
day night. They report grand time.
c. S. Skinner is remodeling every room
in his house, and is making great improve
ments both in looks and convenience.
Perley Tucker has gone back to Kansas,
where his two daughters are living. He
intends to make his home there hereafter.
Geo. Weeks and wife, from Missouri,
are stopping at Henry Haseltine's. Mrs.
| Joslyn, the mother of Mrs. Weeks and
Mrs. Haseltine, came with them. They
took in the Encampment on their way.
ALBANY.
Twenty-six ''fresh air" children arrived
in town Friday.
| Mrs. Julian Richardson and son from
Lowell, Mass, are visiting at VIM. Shep-
ards. Miss Emma Whitcomb from So.
Hardwick is visiting her sister, Mrs. C..
| o. Shepard.-Mr. and Mrs. George from
n. Y. City are visiting at A. E. Norris :
Miss Minnie Woodbury. from Burlington
is visiting her cousin, Miss Daisy Oar
| ling.-Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Darling, who
have been visiting Col. Woodbury. Of Bur-
lington, have returned home.-Mrs. Ma
son from Barton and Miss Lizzie Wilcox
from Lowell, Mass, have been at T. w.
Tenney's assisting in caring for their
mother, Mrs. Wilcox, who is slowly i'm
proving. Miss Lizzie Lamphier, from
Medford, Mass, who visited her mother,
Mrs. Lottie Oamphier) Cole, has return
ed to her home in Dorchester.
South Albany.
The w. G. T.U.will hold a public meet
ing at the church on Friday evening. Mrs.
NJ. E. Bell of Craftsbury is expected to
give an address on "Prison Gaol and
Almshouse Work" Other exercises OF
an interesting character will be included
in the program. Everybody is cordially
invited to attend.
BrOwnin&tOn
Miss Vieva Wiley teaches school in
district No. 2.
Miss Ida Weeks of Buffalo, n. Y, is
visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Asa Barnes is very low with con.
sumption, and apparently failing.
Homer Seavey and Miss Inez Fuller
best wishes.
Mrs. S. G. Seavey has gone to Ware
Mass, to visit her father and brother
who live at that place.
Mrs. Putney, from New Haven, Conn.
is visiting friends here.-C. X. Alger is
home on short vacation.
David Dutton was thrown from his
carriage while out riding with his wife
and quite badly hurt. Mrs. Dutton re-
NAMED in the carriage, and by talking tc
the horse succeeded in stopping it.
Evansville.
Several parties from here went to Els
sex county blueberrying last week. They
found them plenty.
Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs. Chas
Clark Wednesday afternoon and evening.
cordial invitation is extended to the
gentlemen and young people.
The picnic held at Willoughby Lake by
the Sunday School children was largely
attended. Nearly hundred went from
this vicinity. The time was most pleas
antly spent with music, boating and sigh
seeing. A good repast was served. I
was very orderly, pleasant and enjoya
BILE gathering.
CraftSburv.
The three Sabbath Schools had picnic
near Greensboro pond last Friday.
Mrs. Frank Templeton and her grand
mother spent last Sunday in Hardwick.
A company from this place are intend
ing to attend campmeeting at Lyndonville
Mrs. Mary Wylie has engaged the Hun
. tington house, and will take roomers 70
the coming term of school.
: G. G. Cochran, who has been very sicl
for long time, is able to be out agail
and to do some light work.
Ernest Randall, who is here from Van
couver, w. T., has been at Geo. Chace'
on the sick list for the past two weeks.
The event of the week was the marriag
: of Fred Leavitt to Miss Edith Aver o
: this place. They have the best wishes O.
their many friends for their future happi
+ ness.
, Miss Kate Davis of East Orange