Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-10-27


for the benefit of the pastors family.
East Albany.
A. Daniels and E. Story are making ce
dar oil.
Rev. A. j. Dutton raised Is bushels o
carrots on GAO square feet of ground.
Mrs Miles Brown has gone to Clinton
Mass, and Mrs. Betsey Bryant to Nashua
N. H., on visiting tour.
Bro wniRSS ton.
The whooping cough is having run il
this vicinity.
Geo. Barnes has gone to Barton tc
learn the machinists trade.
Mrs. Ella Barrows and three children
from n. H., are visiting here.
Mrs. Gilman Bryant has rented hel
farm to Henry Bailey of Coventry.
H. NJ Nichols, who went to Maine tc
peddle for DR.. Gould, is home on account
of i'll health
Thomas Smell and wife from Enosburgh
are visiting at Albert Wells'.-Mrs. Vio-
la Maxwell has been visiting at St.Johns-
bury.
Evansville.
Mrs. A. H. Allard, who has been quite
sick, is gaining slowly.
George King has taken the contract to
manufacture the scythe stones and draw
them to the cars at Barton Landing.
Frank Clukia, who went from this place
to work in the lumber woods of Maine,
has cut a bad cash in his knee with an AK.
While Ceylon Prescott was shingling
his house, the staging gave way and let
him fall to the ground; he was badly
bruised and frightened, but no bones
were broken.
The concert given by the Sunday school
here, Sunday afternoon, Oct. 10, was a
success, Notwithstanding the unfavorable
weather There was good attendance /;
the recitations by the children were a
credit to them and their teacher, Miss
Jennie Locke. The singing was excellent,
the children doing remarkably well under
the instruction of Miss Della Alexander.
Special thanks are due Mrs. j. G. Gray,
Go ahead, Mrs. Gray,
and keep the children interested in the
Sabbath school until we get the new
church.
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D. Ware is repairing his house.
Homer Collins remains in critical con-
dition with pneumonia.
f. G.Metcalf is repairing his house, and
will give it a coat of paint.
Frank Stevens, who went to Marshfield
to run hotel has returned and is ready
for a job.
The revival meetings have been we'll at
tended with considerable interest.
They will be continued through
this week. Rev. w. G. Johnson will
preach Tuesday evening with other breth-
rem later.
There is quite an amount of sickness in
town: Mrs. Chas. Cole, Homer Collins,
Mrs. George Cole, Mrs. D. J. Ware, Mrs.
Hancock, Mrs. Fisher. Mrs. Herbert and
Henry Hartford. Some of these are dan
gerously sick.
Graf SDsIrv.
j. Kier and VIM. Kaiser are repairing
their houses.
Thomas Corcoran has bought the Chas.
Rutledge place and moved on to it.
Mrs Bell is at Montpelier working for
the establishment of an Invalids' Home.
Mrs Horace Rawson has started for
the West, where she will reside with a
son.
Some sneak thief broke into the Mrs.
Knowles house and stole carpet and
other articles.
H. K. Storey has moved back to town.
Clayton Storey has rented the Job Allen
farm and moves on to it next week.
Mrs Emma Williams in in quite feeble
health Miss Sands has returned home.
not much improved in health.-Mrs. Frank
Tempeton is sick with erysipelas.
w est Sha re TON.
At Fred Gray's auction hay sold at 81.
per ton, cows from $40 to $17
Mrs. Goochey has returned to town
and is looking for tenement.
w. NJ. Nelson has postponed the build
ing of his saw-mill till next spring.
Rev o. G. Baker has gone to Bosto 4
on visit Mrs. Beecher has brother
visiting her from Mass.
w. NJ. Arthur and wife have left the
town farm and moved back to Crafts
bury, Pat Rouen and wife will take theil
place the present year.
Robinson's house at the lower end of the
village.-John Griffin moves into the
Farmer Taylor house aud will work a
his trade as harness-make
Derby.
Daniel F. Davis has gone South fol
the winter, hoping to benefit his health
thereby.
A. E. Baxter has gone to Maine where
he has profitable employment. He will
be missed in our community.
Elder Donaldson preached an excellen
sermon at the NJ. E. church yesterday
The evening love feast service was o.
much interest and benefit.
The trotting horses from Highland
Stock Farm, which have been off on 6
racing campaign have returned; they fel
into fast company much of the time.
The signs are not for war in this vi
cinity: We hear of the birth of twin
daughters to Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Hay also
daughters at Ed. Lother's and at G.. A
Magoon's.
Glover.
Mrs. C. E. Prindle has gone to Boston
on a visit.
A. S. Clark has painted his house ant
put in new windows.
The Youngest son of H. P. WoodarC
died yesterday morning.
The Epworth League will hold theil
next meeting Thursday evening, 0ct.3
Miss Nellie Osgood from Merrimac
N. H., is visiting her aunt, Mrs. E. T
Mcclellan.