Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-12-22
ALBANY

ALBANY
Mrs. Levi Bashaw is apparently better
Christmas tree at M. E. church OF
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. Twist has formed partnership
with Mr.. Webster in the tub factory, anc
is setting up the machinery which has
come.
John E. Chamberlin is moving off OF
Chamberin Hill and goes to Barton Land
ing to reside. Mr.. Chamberlin has re-
a public spirited, neighborly citizen. We
are sorry to lose him from our commun.
ity.
South ALBANY.
Abiah Church and family have gone to
Mortified for the winter to work.
A D. Patterson has let his farm to a
Mr. Smith from Glover.
Bro wilmington.
Emily f. Humphrey has returned from
a visit to Cornish, n. H. While there
she visited the Blue Mountain deer park
L
rich New Yorker who owns 2l,O0O acres
of land, large part of which is inclosed
by wire fence. 1t is said that the fence,
s feet high, and close enough to keep deer
elk, buffalo etc, within the Enclosure,
cost $45, 900. Beside the fencing off of
the park, Mr. Corbin is building large
hotel in one of the mountains and ex-
pending money right and left. There are
several ponds which will be stocked with
fish and altogether it will be a magnifi :
cent thing in the line of game and fish
and in the expenditure of money.
Evansville.
Hugh Alexander, who has been Grip
pie with the rheumatism for long time,
killed a weasel that was after his hens
with his cane. Can any of the boys beat
that?
There will be a Christmas tree with the
usual exercises at the school-house next
Wednesday evening. We hope that San
Ia Claus will remember all the children. =
The donation visit and oyster supper
here last Thursday evening, although it
was very bad night, was a success So
cially and financially. The gross receipts
we're $8S. 28. Thanks are due Mr.. and
Mrs Randall for opening their house for
,he donation.
East Charleston.
George Cloud has recently moved into
1 part of his fathers house here.
F. B. Stoddard is building new su-
gar house. He has let the job to Charles
Moulton.
L. w. Stevens is doing quite business
n the potato line, having bought and
1een to market with two carloads. He is
ouying another lot.
West Cha 'IeSGOn.
Ernest Billiard has gone to Norton,
for S. Lyon.
Everett Driver and Geo. Cheney are
home for a short time.
Lem Allbee, whose arm was amputated
5he 18th, is improving slowly.
Marshall Wilson is here from Lowell,
Mass, looking after his hay and other
matters.
Coventry.
There will be Christmas tree at Cong.
church next Thursday eve, the 25th.
There was a surprise party at Carol
BOWS last Thursday eve with good at
tendance.
Quarterly meeting at the M. E. church.
Two persons united with the church by
etter last Sunday.
Dea. S. B. Parker sells all his personal
property the 9th and goes to Burlington
to live. We are sorry to lose Mr.. Parker.
Mrs. Martha Wheelock suffered par
alytic shock last Monday morning, but
is quite comfortable at this writing
Mrs. Carlow is still detained in Montpe-
Iier on account of the severe sickness of
her son, Willie.
Ora SDIIH-V'.
1t is reported that Mrs. DR.. Corey will
be here soon. She is now in New Hamp-
shire visiting.
Your correspondent could not get the
records of the Agricultural meetings COM
pleted in season for this Issue.
1t is feared that there will be u scarcity
of hay i'll this vicinity, many people being
several tons short.
r. S. Mason expects to come to this
town and fill up his store with groceries
and notions just after the holidays.
The heavy wind last week unroofed
about 60 feet of the Boutwell, barn. The
door was blown open and the roof lifted
off.
The State Board of Agriculture met at
the South Village lost week. The attend
ance was rather small, but we think the
meetings were very profitable.
j. A. Pearson, dentist, will be at DR.. o.
A. Bemis' office Tuesday and Wednesday,
Jan. 20 and 81, to attend to the wants of
those who wish for dental work.
Clarence II. Hanson has moved on to
the farm recently purchased of A. S. Bah
COCk, anu DdUCOCh has ICubOA dCOl &c
Gebbie's farm in Greensboro. Gebbie has
rented rooms in William Arthurs' house
and taken possession.
Geo. H. Anderson and family, who left
here recently for the West, arrived at
Dublin Boone Co., Nebraska, in safety.
On Dec. IA, he writes that the weather
there was very warm and the ground dry
and dusty and prairie fires were raging.
Just think of it!
Derby.
Mrs. Chas. Carpenter has been very
sick with erysipelas.
Mai. Grout will be home from the West
to spend the holidays.
We understand that the MONITORS list
of subscribers is increasing fast at this
office.
Chas. Doody has brother here visiting
whom he has not seen for 10 years. He
has ranch of 400 cattle in Dakota.
Rev. R. c. Drisko has accepted call
from the Cong. church in Derry, n. H.,
and will move to that place about Jan. l.
Mai Grout stores his fodder corn in