Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-01-19

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, The trade has been under way for som
= time. Mr.. Percival has built up u goot
! trade in this line already and has a class
of goods that are salable. Mr.. Baldwin
is a careful business man, and the tive
F., will make a strong business firm. 1t il
said that the business will be enlarged
during the year. We wish them the best
of success in the enterprise.
We always keep a standing notice il
this paper asking our subscribers to keer
close watch of the labels on their papers
to see if they are correct. Will every
subscribers at this time see if his labeI
gives him all the credit due, fnot notify
us at once. If the label shows an arrears
we shall be more than pleased to set it
forward for cash received. We ask our
clubbers also to notify US if there is any
mistake in regard to their club papers.
We have sent everything received up to
last Saturday night.
on Wednesday evening, Jan. Z, at a
special meeting of Crescent Lodge, No.
Al, /. O. O. F., the following officers were
installed by Dist. Deputy Thurston of
Island Pond. N. G., C. R. Fisk; V. g.,
E. c.. Martin Sec, C. E. Hamblet; Treas,
VIM. Berwick; warden, N. A. Norton;
Con-, d. J. Dwinell; r. S. N. g., G.. w.
Preston; L. S. n. G., N. M. Lewis; RS.
V. g., A. w. Walcott; r. S. s., A. NJ.
Olmstead; l.. S. S., L. G. Roundy l. G.,
A. f. Clark; O G.. E. B. Day; Chap,
B. F. Peterson; Sitting P. G., H. S.
DOYLE.
Gilman Seaver OF Craftsbury, father of
Ii. L. Seaver of this village, met with a
very painful INC serious accident Friday
morning by falling through the elevator
hole in the Tower block. He suffered a
dislOcatiOn of the knee and was otherwise
somewhat hurt. 1t was sometime before
the doctors undertook to set the limb and
they found it very difficult to put the joint
in place, but hope it is properly set. Mr..
Seaver suffered intensely and has a very
bad knee at present, though it is expect
ed that he will fully recover in due time.
Barton Landing.
Mrs. Lucius Spencer is boarding with
Mrs. Underwood.
John Trip and W. C. Twombly have
gone to Boston with potatoes.
al Putney from Coventry has moved
into the ellis
Persis Fairchild and Florence Perley
ave gone to N. H. to work.
E. A. Cleveland and wife returned from
their visit to Boston last Saturday.
The regular meeting of the G. a. r.
and w. R.. G. will be tomorrow at 1.3O
p. m.
Business meeting of the Band next Sat.
the 24th. All the members requested to
be present.
Mr.. Staples people go to Boston to re
side, and Stephen Burbank will move into
the tenemen which they vacate.
E. L. Chandler and wife started last
Tuesday for California. G. B. Leonard
has charge of his lumber business.
F. E. Camp is worse. 1t is thought
nov that he has pneumonia.-Mrs. Lew
is Ford is confined to her bed again.
Thomas j. Alden of New York City
was called home on account of the sick
ness and death of his mother, Mrs. Sarah
X. Alden.
The meetings at the Cong. church I'M
der the direction of the evangelist, Wal
bridge, are to continue this week. Both
churches are to unite in the services.
A C. Parker moves out from the post
office building and goes in with B. F. D.
Carpenter, where he will insure your life
or your house, and in throw in a calendar,
the same as usual.
WIN. Aldrich of Glover and SIN. Lackey
of Providence, r.. l., nave bought the
creamery in this place and will run it
hereafter. They take possession immedi-
ately and will keep the creamery in
steady operation, hoping to do a large
business for the year to come. Mr.Lack-
ey is an experienced butter dealer and
makes a speciality of creamery butter.
Mrs. Sarah X. Alden, widow of the
late Jesse Alden, died of catarrhal pneu-
monia, last Tuesday evening. She was d
woman of eStimable character and be-
loved by all who knew her, a consistent
member of the Cong. church of this place.
She leaves three sons, two daughters and
three brothers to mOur her loss. The
funeral was from her residence Thurs.
afternoon Rev. MI. Fuller officiating,
and was attended by a large circle of rel
atives and friends. The floral offerings
consisted of Il large pillow with the word,
Mother, from the children, also a pillow
and crown from the Relief Corps, of which
she was a member.
&Ibanx.
J.. B. Darling is suffering with shingles
Baxter Collins is sick with pleurisy
fever.
Beede & Tepney have their large job O
logs nearly all drawn to the river.
There will be a donation and oyster
supper at the M. E. church next Friday
evening, the 23d inst. All invited.
Mrs. Mahala Griggs who boards at r
P. Hitchcock's, is in failing health, being
confined to her bed all the time.
East Albany.
There is considerable sickness about
town. Mike Ruen's boy is hard sicl
with la9rippe.
Mrs. David Green died of pneumoni;
on Saturday, after a brief illness. Sh,
was a woman much esteemed in thii
community.
South ALBANY
| The third quarterly meeting of the w
, NJ. church will be held next Sunday.
At the school meeting Friday evening
it was voted to nave four weeks NOR
school.
At the donation for the benefit of Rev
E. Matthews, the net proceeds were abou
forty dollars.
The item regarding O.. NJ. Rowelli
agency should have stated that he i
agent for the Burden creamery.
Bro wningLOn.
Stanley Marsh has cut his leg quit
badly