Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-06-16

w. w. Miles, b. M. K. Nelson, j. n.
Webster, o. A. White; alternates, Fl. X.
Dewey, Benz. Mossman, o. v Joslyn, c..
III. Jones. State delegates, Geo. III. Blake,
o. III. Austin, o. d. Owen,O. [. Willard /;
alternates, w. I. Robinson, B. F. d. Car
penter, E. W. Barron, John Forrest.
Barton Landing.
S. A. Grow gets an increase in his pen
sion.
Our politicians were unusually active
last week.
C. o. Grimes has bought Mrs. Richard
sons house, paying 800.
L. M. Clement is out again, and says he
will make twelve cabinet photos for 81.
Stephen Burbank is about to build
large shed at the end of his shop.
Children's Day was observed at the M.
E. church yesterday. Concert in the ev-
ening.
The r. r. Co. will begin to turn the
river next Wednesday, preparatory to
laying new side track.
The summer school for teachers comes
here July 21st. Supervisor Stone ex-
poets a large attendance and profitable
gathering.
The first lesson will be given to Mr..
Emmons' singing school here, Tuesday
evening, at quarter before o'clock, at
the school-house.
The young people of the Cong. society
promise novel entertainment Wednes-
day evening-an Conservation Social.
Come and bring lead pencil.
S. E. Wiley, in the edge of Browning
ton, had his shoulder badly famed last
week by the kick of a gun, but he will go
to Montpelier just the same.
Rev. J. X. Fuller received telegram
| Saturday, calling him to funeral in his
former parish at Bakersfield and his
congregation attended the pleasant Chill
dren's Day exercises at the M. E church
yesterday.
There is rumor that the r. r. Co. will
cut river channel through lands near
this village which will do away with the
two railroad bridges just south of here.
The bridge men are doing strengthening
and repair job on the high bridges near
the Village.
South Barton.
Our school, taught by Cora Murkland,
of Barton, closed the 18th inst. with ap-
propriate exercises. We seldom have
had a teacher that gave such universal
satisfaction as Miss Murkland.
L. HI. circuit has his store moved and is
going to raise up and otherwise repair the
house lately bought of Aaron Drown.
Herbert Orcutt is going to move his grist
mill on to the site of the Drown black
smith shop burned a short time ago.
ALBANY
Albany elected VIM. Williams, Geo.
Dow and F. w. Tenney as Woodbury. and
Grout delegates. The town is strong for
Grout.
G. p. Kimball leaves for Washington
State tomorrow, June Is. He is one OF
those young men that the town cannot
well afford to lose.
Children's Day was observed at the
M. E. church June 10. The church was
nicely decorated with flowers and the ex
all.
South ALBANY.
G. Patterson, ST., is quite low.
Harvey Rowell does freighting from
here Saturdays.
A. C. Williams is the census enumera-
of this town.
Mrs. Matthews and Miss May Rowell
are quite sick.
ID. r. Cobb and w. F. Ames have sold
several road carts.
James Uric and L. G. Ellis have paint
ed their houses on the outside.
, CIV. Williams has his barn up and
: boarded, J. M. Anderson doing the job.
Miss Jennie Hogan, Miss May Marnoch
and Ida Williams go to the Adirondack
: Mts. this week.
E. RoweI went to Burlington last
, Week.-Mrs. Foote and family from New
York are visiting her sister, Mrs. R. S
: Mason.
A. d. Patterson has just received ;
large monument from II. r. Mack to b'
/ placed in his lot where his son, f. w.
is buried.
v East Albany.
Mr.. Mcclure has purchased the Nor
q cross farm.
A Dewey and John Simon have gone t.
4 the Mountains.
|. There has been great deal of polite
q to the square inch here of late.
e Horse buyers have been picking ~
some very good horses about here
8 BrOwninGtOn
k George Baker is moving to Lowell
Massachusetts,.
n Prayer meeting at A. w. SeaveY's mex
/, Thursday evening.
II Everett Burrows little daughter, VIII
7. has been seriously ill the past few days
is improving.
s Mrs G. A. Pierce from p. Q. has bee
lie visiting her sister, Mrs. Albert Gallup
20 and other relatives here.
A SUNDAY SCuOOl HAS Uccu VI SdhiAO
g. here, with Mrs. J. G. Gray for superb
tendent. 1t is hoped that all that ca
l. will attend.
't Our people have been having yer
g hard run of the calf-skin grip. The
l. seem to have caught it down the Landin
> way 1t will probably subside in da
D or two.
IL AS Dea. j. C. Oliver was driving nes
aC Bloomington Center last Thursday for
p noon a rifle ball went past his head, to
~ near to be safe or pleasant. 1t seems 8
t. though more care should be observed
L the use of firearms.
Mr.. J. C. Orne met with quite an acc
u dent last Monday as he was driving
oC Westmore While going down the hi
In near MIR. Gibson's his horse stumbled ar
We fell, throwing Mr.. Orne and John Atkin
us who was riding with him, from the wa:
&c on. Mr.. Atkins was not seriously hur
Int Mr. Orne has been confined to ii