Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-04-21
Barton Landing.

the pension roll, we note those of Perley
Tucker, Justin B. Ford and George Bush.
Allie Bailey Of Island Pond has been
obliged to give up his job in Chandler &
French's mill and go home with felon
on his thumb.
N. C. Dane has moved into Austins
block, having rented the tenement for
merly occupied by Mrs. Simpson. She
retains the two front rooms.
F. S. Nye's family break up house
Keeping for the present and will board
with her father, Henry Haseltine, until
Mrs Nye's health improves.
Rev. Mr. Fuller's wife is a great suf-
ferer from heart trouble, and has been
confined to the house all winter. She
has the sympathy of the whole commu-
nifty.
H. w. Buchanan has sold and delivered
from the car this week twenty-five tons
of Warsaw salt. This salt is taking the
lead all over the country for butter and
feed. Call for high grade Warsaw salt,
and use no other.
The Band expect their uniform before
the first of May. 1t is to cost $500,
one-fourth of which is presented them
by Capt. S.B. Tucker. The boys should
and no doubt do appreciate Capt. Tuck
ers efforts in their behalf.
Yesterday the three years old boy of
Will Underwood, visiting at his mothers,
fell down the cellar stairs and cut Sc
we're cash in his head. Dr. Wright dress
ed the wound and it is hoped it will not
prove serious.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give an
entertainment at the vestry of the Cong.
church Wednesday evening, which they
expect will be of much interest. Rev. G.
A. Mills of Newport has consented to
give some readings, which are to be in
terspersed with music.
ALBANY.
W. Eldridge is at home from his work.
Mrs. Hayden and Mrs. Cutler who have
been sick with catarrhal pneumonia are
better.
The river has gone down, leaving
many logs on the meadows, much to the
discomfort of the lumbermen.
South Albany.
Geo. Vance works at st. Johnsbury.
Mrs. c. Buzzel from Burke has been
caring for Mr.. Hoyt during his illness.
Uncle Russell Hoyt died April IS, aged
about Sc years. Funeral at the house Apr.
20. Remains carried to Craftsbvry.
The South Quarterly meeting of the w.
M. church will be held (D.V.) on Sunday
next. Business meeting on Saturday, at
2 p. m. 1t is essential that every member
of the church be present at this meeting.
Love feast at 10 80 a. M, Sunday, fol-
lowed by sermon and ordinance of the
Lords Supper.
BrOwn1ngtOn
Bert Colby has returned from Battle
Creek, Mich.
1. A. Wyman hat sold his farm to Mr..
Pickle from Canada, for 800
Mrs. Thomas Maxwell is quite i'll at
her sons, Samuel Maxwell.-Mr. Reuben
Magoon, who has been sick nearly year,
is improving.
AS Rev. w. N. Roberts, who for three
years has earnestly proclaimed the Gospel
to this people, leaves for new field of
labor, his friends wish him abundant sue
cess.
Evansville.
F. H. Alexander has gone to the White
Mountains to work.
Roy, little son of George Bickford,
who has had cankerrash, is better.
Miss Jennie Locke of Barton Landing
begins an weeks term of school in this
district, April %.
J. W. Brown & Son will make an addi-
ton to their stock of goods, by keeping
ready made clothing and crockery.
Mrs. j. M. Randall will go to Mass.this
week; she will stop for few days at
Manchester, N. H.-Mrs. Charles Brigham
has gone to Concord, vt. to see her moth
err, who is very sick.
East Charleston.
Mrs. Myron Buck is dead. She was
buried Friday. Rev. Mr.. Franklin preach
ed the funeral sermon.
Mrs. A. D. Bemis is home visiting her
sick mother; G. G. Lang is visiting his
father, G.. w. Lang.
Craftsburv.
J. G. Allen is stocking up full this
spring. He reports goods low.
VIM. Critchett is home again.-H. Z.
Hartman has returned from Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Washburne have
moved into a tenement in the Witt block.
Russell Hoyt, former resident of this
town, died in Albany, April Is, aged Sc
years.
Minnie Chase is recovering from an at
tack of bilious fever.-Leslie Hartman
is very i'll with pneumonia.
Quite number of young people met
with Prof. B. G. Day the eve of the 18th
to celebrate his birthday.
Rev. M. P. Bell started for conference
| last Tuesday. His wife will meet him
| there and return with him.
| Mrs. Morey, while trying to burn tur-
pentine out of the floor where it had been
spilled, was badly burned.
Asa Hartman intends to improve his
buildings and grounds preparatory to TAX
| ing boarders this summer.
| Nellie Allen will teach the spring school
in the Chase district, and Cora Allen will
teach in the Allen district.
The stage driver is sick.-Herbert New
ton, who has been quite sick, is much
better.-Henry Scott has a little son quite
slck.-Wm. Macomber, c. G. Cochran,
and VIM. P. Kaiser are on the sick list.
Port Davidsun has commenced running
his meat cart. He has a newly painted
cart, fine horse and everything in city
style. He employs c. J. Hoyt to run it.
Mr.. Davidson has fine lot of beef cattle
to supply the home market.
East CraftSbury.
w. A. Macomberis on the sick list with
lung trouble.
Quite a number of colts have died from