Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-03-31

III. Martin; vice president, L. z. Case
treasurer, II. Il. Skinner; secretary, Geo.
H. Blake; inspector, VIM. Cheney; SELL
ing agent, r. B. Skinner. Voted to pay
Mr.. Person three cents pound for man.
ufacturing the butter and furnishing
packages. 1t speaks well for the cream
cry that Dr. r. B. Skinner who keeps a
herd of registered Jerseys, DIR. j. +.
Skinner, w. H. Martin, L. P. Case, and
others who keep herds of grade Jerseys
find it profitable to carry their milk to
the creamery.
| Barton Landing.
The G. A. r. Post and Relief Corps
meet at o'clock p. m. next Tuesday.
Mrs. Gleason fell one day last week
striking her back and hurting her badly.
Rev. VIM. N. Roberts will complete his
three years passionate here the second
Sunday in April.
Fast day union services will be held in
the evening at the M. E. church. Sermon
by Rev. J. X. Fuller.
Mrs. E. L. Chandler and her sister,
Miss Lillian Gallup, have been in Boston
for several weeks.
H. w. Buchanan will deliver to his Gus
toners car load of high grade Warsaw
salt in few days
Henry C. Dudley has made about seven
hundred pounds of sugar; he is always
on hand when the sap runs.
The Croft family have moved from
Charleston to this place, and hired a ten
ement in the Dave Wiley house.
There will be an Easter concert by the
Sunday school at the M. E. Church next
Sunday at the regular hour Of morning
service.
The ladies will give a sugar sociable at
the vestry of the Cong. church Tuesday
evening. Sugar will be ready at O'Clock,
after which there will be games and
music.
The ex-Thespians have engaged Bige-
lows orchestra for their play the "Vir-
ginia Veteran" April Sd, at Barton. Re-
served seats are for sale at Geo. Ford's
here, and Horace Pierce's, Barton.
Mr.. Bowen of Wickham, P, O., has
| moved his family into the house belong
ing to the mill, formerly owned by John
C. Bartlett, deceased. He will manufac-
ture wood pumps as soon as he gets his
machinery put in.
Mr.. Beede of Albany has hired Fred
Conner and A. Duff to run the logs from
Craftsbury, Albany, Irasburgh, through
to Newport for the International Mill Co.
| Will the managers of the International
Mill Co. and Burbank & Williams sing
''Old Hundred to each other again on
the banks of the Black river?
South Barton.
Aaron Drown, whose blacksmith shop
was burned recently, talks of rebuilding.
| Gertie Blake and Matte Duke are TAX
| ing music lessons of Mr.. Eddy of ST.
Johnsbury.
Parties from Springfield, Mass, are
putting up large quantity of ice at the
| o. &. c. Steam Mill.
| ALBANY
Charles Hood has bought the Pete
Bashaw place for 5000.
J. Donahue is suffering still with cry
sipelas, and is in a critical condition.
VIM. Ainsboro has taken the Homer
| Somers- Norcross place and moved on to
it.
Cbas. Graves of Barton and DR.. Camp
bell recently caught Geo. Tenney in the
act of sugaring off. 1t is needless to add
that there was nothing left worth ''stir-
ring off,"
A lady's black felt hat was lost between
A. R. Campbell's in Albany and P. B.
Bailey's, Barton Landing. If the finder
will kindly notify Mr.. Campbell he will
confer a favor on the owner.
Abbie Frasier, head teacher in a four
grade school at St. Johnsbury, is home
on a vacation.-Mrs. Lyman Tenney is
home from Canada, and will keep house
for Fred during ugaring.-Mrs. Gorham
is home from New York City, caring for
her mother, Mrs. Fitz, who is recovering
from pneumonia.
BrOwningtOn
Bert Uttin is in a critical condition
from heart trouble.
Quarterly meeting services at the Cen
ter, on Sunday, Apr. 9th. This being also
the last sermon of the conference year, it
is hoped a good number may be present.
Daniel H. Austin, brother of o. Fl. and
Chandler Austin, who formerly resided in
this town, recently died in the West at
the age of So years. Mr.. Austin was a
citizen much respected and was well
known in this county.
B. c.. Boden has Champion evaporater
placed in his camp of over one thousand
buckets, the first one in town. 1t will
please the sugar makers to examine it.
C. B. Drew of Barton Landing assisted
him in setting it up ready for the sap.
James Wilson died Saturday, March %,
at the advanced age of 80 years. He was
one of the oldest residents of the town,
having lived here about sixty years. Fun
eral services were conducted at the house
on Monday, by Rev. j. K. Fuller of Bar
ton Landing.
EvanSviI1e-
Fred Foss is confined to the house with
an abscess on his back.
J. L. Bickford, son of Mrs. Alanson
Allard, from Lowell, Mass, is here on a
visit.
We are informed that George Virgins
of Bloomington has contracted to rebuild
the Scythe Stone Factory here.
Carroll, son of Lucius Drown, died OF
cankerrash Tuesday night, March 25. He
was a bright, active little fellow. The
family have the sympathy of all the
neighbors in their bereavement.
West Charleston.
Mrs. Wesley Carter has gone to West
Derby to stop awhile, with her brother
Chas. Allen.
DR.. Getchell of Derby Center has hired
the Frank Hamilton house, and is expect.
ed to move here soon.
There is a young Baker in the home OF
the Rev. o. G. Baker. He may one day