Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-05

Albany.
Geo. Mcdonald has entered Middle
town College as sophomore.
H. F. Eldridge will be at M b.
Chafey's store for the collection OF
taxes on the 18th and oath of October.
Get your taxes in at this time.
Rev. Mr.. Smith and Miss Tucker
have gone to Crescent Beach, Mass.
Henry Mills and wife have gone to
Fitchburgh. Mass, to visit their son,
Adelbert They have new grandson
down there.
Madison Cowles and Mr.. Sanborn
have returned from their western trip,
having visited the Pacific coast, and
RIM as far north as Vancouver.
They visited Mr.. Cowles' son-1n-laW,
Glines. and the Kimball boys, and re-
port that they are getting rich
A very pleasant event on Wednes-
dav evening last at the residence of
Alex FRASER, was the marriage OF ms
daughter Edith to Geo. n. Chase OF
Craftsbury. The ceremony being per-
formed by Rev. Mr.. Moody of Gratis
bury, witnessed by small company
of relatives and friends. The house
was prettily decorated with mountain
ash, ported plants and flowers. The
presents were numerous and useful.
After hearty congratulations Mr..
and Mrs. Chase started, amid show
err of rice and old shoes, for short
tour. after which they will return TO
Craftsbury, their future home. They
have the best wishes of large circle
| of friends.
East Albany.
C.Anderson and Ed Wells have
started threshing machine and re
port a good yield of grain.
Milo Chaffee has already picked
about Is bushels of blue plums. He
sells that at so cents a peck.
Mr.. Harlow, who carries on the j..
E. Chamberlin farm, recently showed
us some very fine potatoes of the Bell
variety.
Frank Hunters house caught hre
recently, it is supposed from smok-
er's match, and but for timely dis
covery and a hard fight would have
gone up in smoke.
Evansville.
Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
Harvey Foster, Thursday Oct. Sth,
afternoon and evening. All are IN
vited.
Bloomington.
Mrs. E. NJ. Buchanan is seriously Ill
Mrs. Jasper Smith, who has been II
poor health for several weeks, con
tinues to fail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Robinson o
Lowell are visiting their relatives IL
this vicinity.
Ira Day went to Chelsea, Vt. las
week, to visit Rev. H. E. Howard an(
wife, and to Piermont to visit hi
brother, Martin Day.
Coventry.
George Dean has returned to Spring
) field, Mass.
Mrs. Martha Wheelock is some
what better.
, School in the Day Dist. commence
to-day, Ernest Batchelder, teacher
. DIR. Edwin H. Hayes of Chicago ha
been visiting his uncle, Geo. Living
p stone.
Henry circuit has gone to Barre
To PpnnlyS Ir +
e Ontario, P. Q.
). Mrs. Patten is in town. She is
V wears old and was able to atten
IS church yesterday.
Myron Lewis has moved to 5
r, Johnsbury and will work for the Fan
V banks. Sorry to lose him.
e Willie Parsons has returned to Ne
IL York.-Mrs. Sarah Gorham al
= DAUGHTER Jessie visitedin Lyndon la
week.
TO Quarterly meeting at M. E. chur(
t. Yesterday. Two persons were pal
e, tised and two united with the chur'
tt in full connection.
in Cora Lewis, who has been organi
at the M. E. church, being about
m remove to ST Johnsbury, the che
ne and friends remembered her by su
a of money and many good wishe
1g Alice Ware will take her place.
ne East Charleston.
Is, A good many from this place to-
1g in the fair at Barton last week.
J. S. Sweeney is repairing his ba
IT by reclapboarding, putting in ne
l.. windows, etc.
IN A. Lang lost his valuable stalli
rs' Dexter, last Wednesday, after bel
u sick but few hours. He had rece1
81 lv been offered 81, 900 for him.
~ West Charleston.
ls' John Dudley is about moving IL
an Albie Smiths house.
- Ned Cummings has returned to
work in Portland, Me.
N Marshall Wilson and family ha
- returned to Lowell, Mass.
We Mrs. L. R. Foster is in Peabo'
al Mass, visiting friends.
/ a Rob. Allen has moved to the frC
B. part of Mrs. r. A. Lathes' house.
lux E. J. Bruce is improving the lo(
ses of his house by a new coat of paint
IL Harry Piper has moved into
III house he lately bought of B. F. Da'
Annie S. Webster is home fr
yer Washington, D. G. for short va
ans ton from her work in the pension
~ partment.
o. F. Alton, who has been a 81
- suffer for so long, died Tuesday, ST
'L1 25th. His daughter Ella from Mo
pelier, and his son Will from O.
80 bridge, Mass, came home to att
the funeral, which took place Oct,
from his late residence. Mr.. All
was respected and esteemed by
; III who knew him and will be much m
ISL ed in the community He leave
JUS widow and five children, two sis
VIII besides many friends to mourn