Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-12
Onr AGENT will be along

t1DO dollars: Boston Journal, Advertiser
or Globe. NeaO York Tribune, Press or
Mail and Express, or Mirror and Farm
err. We will send either OF the above
Metropolitan papers to any one VINO
will send us the names of two new
subscribers to the MONITOR and 50.
Arnold Cross, the unfortunate man
who has been on his back much or
the time for the last three years with
| broken and injured limbs, was run
over by hand car and tie car last
week, his hip being put out OF JOINT ana
his body bruised and badly injured.
He was propelling a hand car, the tie
car loaded with ties following on after
on down grade. Some way the Tie
car struck the forward car with such
| force as to throw Gross off, both cars
running over him. 1t seems that he
must have been entirely between the
rails. when the car passed over him,
otherwise he would have been hurt
still worse.
Bertha Case, youngest daughter OF
L. P. Case, was taken violently Ill on
the I'd inst, and continued to fail
rapidly until the next "Wednesday
morning when she died. She was
student in the academy department
of the village school, constant at
tendant of the Sunday School, and a
girl of most loving and amiable char
acter. Her death cast gloom OF
Il. Two 90 m n
and is almost a crushing blow to her
| parents and sisters. The funeral was
attended on Thursday, large number
being present. Rev. Mclean ot1lc1at-
ed and his words were comforting and
appropriate. The higher departments
of the school closed, and teachers and
pupils attended, The friends, includ-
ing the school, contributed large
number of beautiful flowers and floral
emblems. The members of the be-
reaved family have the sympathy OF
the community. They desire through
this medium to extend kindest thanks
to all who assisted them during the
sickness and death of a beloved
daughter and sister.
Barton Landing.
The w. G. II. q. will meet with Mrs
Daniel Skinner, Friday p. M, Oct
Is. All cordially invited.i
III. Brown has sold out the Valley
House property to E. I'll. Lothrop, anc
l there will be change of landlords
Fred Wheeler and Fred Lothrop
} who have been sick, are on the gam
also Matte Smalley who has had rheu
matte fever.
E. E. Stafford reports that he is haV
ing good trade at his Vestry store
and that his old customers and other
; are kindly remembering him III HI
misfortune. He proposes to commenc
y immediately to put up a new store
r. We did not believe our peopl
q would surrender on account of tn
II heavy losses sustained by the receT
= fire, and they do not propose to. MI
Stafford already decides to rebuild
= and there will be other buildings u
ere long. The new bobbin factory II
n fuses new life into the village an
promises to be great benitit to
a Beside building matters mentione
in another item, we note the propose
n erection of new block and store
o. H. w. Buchanan, on site just nor
To of D. NJ. Hildreth's building. Mr..
Nv is now building barn and store hous
and will put his block up next seaso
Charles Hall and John Miles ha7
:. bought the old dry-house near t
Joslyn mill, and will use the mater
in building house.-Geo. Peavey h
cU: bought the Tim. Dudley house and
All repairing it. Charles Wheeler b
Ill., has his new house nearly complete
he New horse sheds are being put
We at Cong. church.-Mr. Simpson bull
ch a large piazza on his house.
DIR The 18th annual reunion of Co.
5th VT. Vols. was held at Barton Ian
we ing, Tuesday, Oct. 9Th. Comrao
sea and their families to the number
dr. As were present and partooh of
lge bountiful repast provided by the
R. c. at the Cong. church vest
in Comrades assembled at Mead T.
wv, hall. where a business meeting
ar held and the following officers electt
ave HI. E. Bliss, Lebanon, N. H., preside
rk. VIM. Drumming, Barton, secretary;
n q G. Stickney, Newport Centre, treas
.ono er; A. J. Miller, Newport, Execut
.io1, committee It was voted to hold
H. next meeting at Comrade Mile
80 house. A vote of thanks was tend
ed Capt. G. E. Joslyn and fam
for the hospitable entertainment P
the - o1oo Gov. ,,rosar
Oiio ton of reunion badges to comra
q" present. Twenty-Five comrades
ms sponded to roll call. Attendance
interest in these meetings seems
'ent increase each successive year. A re
lily, niscence was read by E. HI. Nye of
cas- contest between the Monitor and
llGh- Merrimac, which was listened
wing with much interest. 1t was votec
nent have Miss Mona Putney, daughter
N III Comrade Simon T. Putney of NeWr
deliver the address at the next an
Dem gathering of the Company.
" Albany.
oaH' G. E.Grandy has man here put
'any in water pipes.
s. G. and c. P. Kimban are ma
.oa+ a flying visit in town.
Rev. Smith took vacation s
time since and returned with b
help Stilman Searles has gone to N.
efore visit his mother, whom he hasn't
lring for twenty years.
the south Albany.
}. are o. j, Cass has bought and
5 and some repairs on the A. A. Church
par Several weddings IN town; j
Hills is the latest.
nee Mrs. Whipple of New HampS
seeu has been visiting her son, S. L. '
Robert Shields and family o.
80, Johnsbury have visited at j. nj.
with uei'oii o