Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-03-17


the line of oratory, but her arguments
and array of facts are most persuasive
and convincing.
HI. Town, who has run grocery
store here for several years, has had a
very severe attack of Southern fever and
has decided to pull up stakes and 60 to
TalIapoosa. Ga. Mr. Town has ran a
good store and we shall be sorry to have
himself and Mrs. Town leave the village.
They are very worthy citizens.
Harry Gordon recently finished his three
years apprenticeship III the H. C. Pierce
drug store and is off on vacation. He
visits St. Johnsbury, Bethlehem, n. H.,
ard friends in Mass. Mr.. Pierce has hir-
ed him for another year and he will begin
his labors in April. Harry is a very
pleasant and reliable young man and we
are GLAD he concludes to remain in town.
Mrs. Emma (Hunt) Liddell died on
Thursday, after long illness. Funeral
services were held on Saturday at the
house. Mrs Liddell was the eldest daugh-
fer of the late Nelson Hunt, and is the
fourth member of the family who has
died in the same house within few years
She leaves a husband, a little son, two
brothers and many friends to mourn her
loss.
c. H. Dwinell, having made up his
mind that Denver is the best place on
earth for home, his personal property
and block will be put up at auction next
Saturday for sale. See bills. We are
sorry to lose Mr.. Dwinelrs people from
this community. They have been very
useful and active members in society, and
have many friends who will regret theil
departure.
''The Dairy Maids Festival" which
was prepared under the direction of Mrs.
| Lizzie Davis, by the Cong. society, came
off Saturday evening and proved one OF
the best, perhaps the most enjoyable, OF
their winter entertainments. The cantata
the singing, the acting, the supper fur
nished, were all frst-class. We under
stand the proceeds were $46. The Club
wish to thank all those who helped them
| in getting up the cantata.
The Bohemian Glass Blowers will give
entertainments at Opera Hall during al
the evenings of this week. Those who
have never seen the operation of glass
blowing, glass making, and all interested
| in skilIful and beautiful art, will find this
of interest. The company comes here I'm
der the auspices, of the Odd Fellows. a
case of glasswork valued at $50 will bo
voted to the handsomest baby in town
Get out the baby!
| Barton Landing.
Old Mrs. Buxton is very sick and no
| expected to recover.
Mr.. Nichols, our young jeweler, ha
just taken partner-for life.
John Brennan sold his residence in thi
village to Fred Corners wife for $3.50.
VIM. Croft of Salem Derby moves int
the tenement owned by Dea. William
Spencer, on Maple street.
A friend says there are no flies on hi
wife's cooking since he bought his fiou
of H. w. Buchanan. Try it!
We are glad to see our old friend Levi
Ford, out once more; he is not as stron
as before his sickness, but gaining slowly
DR.. Lewis Young of Chicopee, Mass
passed through the place Friday, going
Albany to answer a call from a sick f;
ther.
J. B. Ford's house took fire last Tue
day evening while the family were a
away. Luckily they reached home
time to extinguish the flames.
Mrs. Willard Trip expects to go
Portland Maine, the last of this month
keep house for gentleman there. 81
takes her two children with her.
Ora White, the Devereaux boys al
Henry Bowley with their teams have I
turned from their lumber job, having c
and delivered four million feet to Caswe
: French & Co.'S mill at Caswell. Main
They have made a successful winter
work
The w. r. c. had a very pleasant entt
. tUinment at G. A. r. hall last Tuesd
evening, consisting of music, recitation
speeches and refreshments. About
u were present. The corps presented Cal
, Tucker and wife with birthday book
an art journal as a slight token of thu
h appreciation of favors received.
l. ALBANY.
D. L. Mcclure is home from Lowe
h Mass, on account of sugaring.
20 F. w. Aiken, w. Cheney, and Jel
Reynolds have gone to Springfield, Mas
IL to work for book concern.
y Henry Mcclure, who has been at VIC
is Hardwick, was recently hurt on the Il
and was badly off for several days.
g is now at home.
in Mrs. Lorenzo Davis has gone to Sh
r on, Conn, to assist in caring for the ia
ilv of Geo. Marckres, while Mrs. M. is
is New York for treatment in hospital.
ce Mrs. Walter Fitz is hard sick with pm
r. monia. Lewis Young has also had
lg we're pneumonia attack, and his son,
Young, from Chicopee, Mass, has b
here, but found him in a comfortable C
oh dition.
: south Albany.
=, Geo. Spaulding buys butter at +.
RoWelrs store every Friday.
w. F. Ames has hired blacksn
ne ne and you can get your horse shod.
iaI rnxn5no-sOn
elr Warren Bassett has sold his farm
w. H. Burrows for 1890.
Il. NJ Nichols who has been conf
an at home all winter with lung trouble
IRE able to ride out.
ear Evansville.
/ a Mrs. John Atkins is recovering
cius browns children have both /
rts hard sick with cankerrash.
las H. W. and E. Alexander will carry
asst three sugar places this season. j
in Bates helps Elisha Foster in his 81
BILE place.
Herbert Gay has moved into the
are Miles house.-H. F. Litchtield has rel
pill a tenement of Frank Gilfillan and
,ng move here soon.-Edgar Smith is h
end from his Westmore lumber job.