Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-11-10

at which time Mrs. Amanda Newcoiho
will be present to inspect the corps All
members are requested to be present
Unclaimed letters in Barton post-oflice
Joseph Bushey, Peter Bushey' Ihomas
Boucher, Nash & Burgess, Prosper u.
Clark, Mrs. Martha Carey. Miss Lena
Gates, Warren Richards, Chas. E. Stone
Shepard F. Wheeler, John Woodbury..
The ladies of the Cong. church will give
a musical and literary entertainment ana
chicken pie supper at the vestry on Wed
nesday evening, Nov. 18th. Entertain
ment at 8 O'Clock; supper from . to 8.
Admission cents; supper, 20; Children
15.
DIR. Arthur Boswell of Boston, son OF
J. c.. Boswell of this town, has moved
his office to 81 Boyington ST., where ne
appears to be doing good business. he
has some special science in the treatment
of diseases that he thinks is remarkable.
We are glad to hear of his success.
Mr.. w. E. Fortune of this village, who
has been a successful book agent for sew
eral years is, canvassing this village and
vicinity for some very valuable and use
full Christmas books, suited for both the
young and the old. He will soon call on
the people, and they will find the works
just what they will wish for Christmas
presents.
The readers of the newspaper object to
the practice of mixing advertising notices
among reading matter, especially local
| items, and for this reason we can not give
up our local columns to advertising. we
set apart a space on local page where we
publish short advertising notices, and
there will always be something of inter
est to all home readers in this column.
Look it over.
A man by the name of Donegan, sup
posed to hail from Concord, N. H., was
killed at the Summit siding, in Sutton
last Wednesday night. While the through
freight was waiting for train strang
er was seen near the track, who on thu
starting of the train threw himself Ii
front of the wheels of a car and was rul
over and crushed to death. He had OF
his person a through ticket from Concord
to Chicago, and some money. he prop
ably fell from, or jumped off the Montre
al express in the afternoon. What tn
cause of his accident or suicide was n
one can tell. His remains were carrie
= to Lyndonville.
Barton Landing.
. Singing school commences on Monday
Nov. IS. New books for sale at pos
4 office, to-day (Monday).
ALBANY
Peter Bashaw has moved into his ne
house.
Mrs. M. Cowles is at Newport carin
: for Mrs. Green, who is hard sick.
DIR. Campbell has been sick the pas
week with Inflammation of the bowels, b'
AFT this writing is somewhat better.
Mr.. Andrus and his son Charles ha,
;, moved on to the Kimball place, whie
Mr.. Andrus has recently purchased.
Mr.. Stetson has moved from the Kir
ball place into the tenement In Lew
shaw's house, vacated by Peter Basha'
BroNvninGLOn.
A new boy at A. P. Alexander's
: Asman deer was recently seen near
N Center.
n Ed. Dudley of Lowell, Mass, has be
in town of late.
Is Mrs. Lila Fletcher goes to Derby
ne teach school.
e, John Miles has rented his farm to &c
OIL Berry of Barton.
Kate Norris closed her school at
is Center on Friday. She had please
ry school sociable in the evening.
Evansville
he Danl. Randall will go to the Maine In
ed her woods where he will measure lumb
~ Rev. C. S. Hubert commences ser
IL of meetings at the school honse t
Ze week.
90 Ira Bickford has moved into Era
oh Gilfllan's house and will work In
stone-shop.
Carl Grimes of Barton Landing '
en- teach singing sch DOL in this place, G.
is, mencing Friday evening
Co The scythe stone factory is compile
&C. and is a large and commodious bulldl
New and valuable machinery has b
ore mt in and it's capacity will be much
tn ger then the old shop. 1t will emplo
the number of hands and be of much adv
taoe to this place. 1t will soon be
SITS night and day.
dry Coventry.
Eddie Niles is home from Boston.
sey Willard Shippe has moved back
les' Newport.
Clara Barrows has returned to Ifo
teach another term of school.
Fl. c.. Cleveland was home from nj
heller, to stop over Sunday.
N00 DR.. Badger has bargained for
en- Cleveland house that Mrs. Burke O
be Oi0' 0'''DN
,ter pies.
The parlor meeting of the w. c.
held with Mrs. Niles, was very plea
h"ii affair. The union furnished chi
up pie supper for their friends, who G.
About thirty were present and TOOK
ions in the evening program. Two new
INC es were added to the list ofthe Uniol
t, in % - :,
Is a Mrs. Mary. A. Fisher, whose IL
has been mentioned in this paper
. last Sat night. She was the wido
the late Seth Fisher of this town.
leaves four daughters to mourn her
,rt is The funeral will be held on Tuesd
half past one o'clock at the M +. CHI
% in West Charleston
Mary McDermaid has gone to b
,.,da TO teach in the Children's Home
Albee Smith has finished the
how barn, to the satisfaction of Mr.. w
I'D. Griffen, first-class harness
o+tor er. has moved into the village
find friends and business
sdov e. J. Bruce moves the shed ana
an the Ferrin place and puts an adolG
the house for kitchen, etc.
NroIeor xubo dapidRd two OF