Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-11-03
barton Landing.

The Libby boys are putting in the foun-
dation for large barn which they intend
to build next spring.
Mp. SAWYER of Irasburgh has moved
into Mrs Fairbrother's tenement, and
Mrs. Fairbrother has moved to Walter
Fairbrother's, at East Coventry.
ALBANY.
Guy Anderson has opened BARRIERS
shop in the post-office block.
The new tub factory will be rooted with
iron, and is soon to be ready for the ma
chinery.
f. Jackson has rented his farm and
moved to George Gregg's Goss has
moved from Irasburgh into the Paine
house.
DIR. A. w. Hill and wife, and Mr.. H.
Salmon and wife, bridal couples from
Lowell, Mass, have been guests with A.
e. Norris and other friends. They leave
here and go to Montreal
Andrew and Edward Darling, and Mrs.
Miller, who were called here to attend
their mothers funeral, have returned to
their homes. They leave with the sad
thought that the old home in Albany is
broken up forever.
Mrs NJ. B. Chafey and her daugh-
ter Agnes have been spending
few days in Montpelier. If the cruel law
of the state refuses woman a place in the
first and second houses, the gallant mem
bers of these bodies seem anxious
that they have place in the "third'
house for week or more each session.
East Albany.
0. j. Cass is selling the Arnold Auto
matte steam cooker, a very useful thing
to have in every family. He proposes to
show it to all the best families in this
county.
The school in Dist No. u, EastAlbanv,
closed Wednesday, Oct. 30. The schol
ars having no absent marks are John
Hughes, Nellie Ruin, Lucia Eldridge, Lydia
Dingman. Those having no tardy marks
are Alice and Inez Fisher, Clyde Batchel
der, Lucia Eldridge, Lydia Dingman, Mel
lie Ruin, Annie Hughes. Those missing
no words in spelling are Lucia Eldridge,
Clyde Batchelder, Johnnie Ruin, Ellen
Hughes. Effie Russell, teacher.
BrOwnin&GOn
A new boy at Stephen Townsends
Mr.. Chapman has returned from Burke
where he has been running a cheese fac
tory.
Alice Murray, who has been to Burling-
ton hospital, has returned home not much
improved in health.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Mary Dudley, We'd, eve. Nov. 5th. The
entertainment will consist of a pink party
supper. All invited.
Stephen Burrows thinks his farming
| operation for the present season worthy
of mention, having raised on "a acre of
land = ton hay, so bushels potatoes, 60
bushels turnips, 80 bushels carrots and
a quantity of strawberries, peas, beans,
| corn, etc.
| Evansville.
j. Hillard has moved into the Nathan
Newman house.
Boston, Mass, on visit
Ladies' Aid with Mrs. Rufus Trip
next Thursday evening.
L. A. Drown has set good monument
in the E. Bloomington cemetery.
large gathering at j. G. Gray's, Thurs
day evening, at five-cent supper for the
| Sunday School,
Henry Durham, since Jan 1, 1890, has
sawed l, 500,0 feet of lumber in Elisha
Fosters mill. Harvey Foster will run
the mill next season.
West Charleston.
All the sick people are reported better.
Mrs. Z. ]. Wheeler is home from Ocean
| Grove.
| Marshall Wilson ships a carload of po-
tatoes to Lowell, Mass
E. j. Bruce has bought the Mrs Ferrin
house, paying $500 for it.
Mrs. Willie Robinson has gone to her
new home in Lancaster, n. Ii. Sorry to
lose the family from our village.
Mrs. E. o. Bennett goes to Montpelier
to spend a few weeks with her sister, Mrs.
Leland.-J. B. Holton has gone to Boston
for new goods.
Merton Wilson of Salem-Derby has
rented the David Wilcox farm for three
years.-Daniel Magoon has moved to the
Dudley Davis farm.
School in district No. Z, taught by Ida
Hitchcock, closed Oct. %. Number of
| scholars, "a average attendance, 81 $40.
Thirteen had no marks: Mabel and Lulu
Flint, Bette Dwyer, Eva Dodge, Bertha
| Palmer, Herbert Driver, Sallie Gray, An
ME Davis, Ernest Warboys, May Collins,
Annie, Katie and Albert Wood. Maude
| Driver had no absent marks. Nellie Palm
er and Annie Dryer were each absent one
day on account of sickness.
East Charleston.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Bemis are visiting
friends here.
1t looks now as though we should have
the trotting park finished soon.
Joe Carter, who has been in New York
the past two years at work at the ice bus
| mess, is home on visit.
F. S. Cobleigh has bought a car of
cows to go to Maine for A. D. Bemis, and
shipped them Friday.
A sa Davis, man about IS years old.
who boarded with C. /. Morse, died the
2Sth ult., at 10 80 p. m. HeGwas in his
usual health when he retired, but Mrs.
Morse heard noise in his room, and on
fastening to him found that he was dy-
ing.
Coventry. e
Frank Virgins has bought the Cleve-
| land house near his hotel
The revival meetings were continued
through last week with good attend
ance.
Clarence Perry has closed his school in
Newport.-Geo. Allen is home from Nash
ia, n. II.