Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-12-14

of nature and art have been placed
therein and the dedication ceremonies,
which are to be held in Music Hall,
followed by reception in the Muse
am, complete the work for the pres
ent. The benevolent and patriotic
spirit of the Fairbankses does not
abate, but seems to grow with their
years and their prosperity and to an
ticipate the wants of the fortunate
town in which their business and their
homes are situated. Would that Yer
mont had in every community those
whose fortunes were so turned toward
the things of good.
Barton Landing.
Schools we'll started with 10 pupils.
Skating on thin ice-cold water
baths.
Charles Wheeler moves to his new
house.
Mr.. Turnbull intends to run the Will
loughby creamery all winter.
Mrs. SIS. Bartlett of Haverhill, N H.,
was visiting relatives in town last
week.
Robert Grant of Irasburgh has NOV
ed into the tenement over the tin
shop.
| Mrs. Lewis Ford has been quite sick
with pneumonia, but is now gaining
slowly.
Harry Dudley and wife are spend
ing the winter at his fathers, II. E.
Dudley.
G. H. Colley's people go to Reno
Nevada, and may decide to make their
home there.
Mrs. David Baldwin is sick with
pneumonia at her daughters, Mrs.
Geo. Ford.
Allen Virgins has moved from East
Albany to the Wiley farm, which he
bought some time ago.
Maggie Mcfarland has gone to ST.
Johnsbury to spend the winter with
her sister, and attend school.
James Turnbull and wife, home from
their wedding tour, expect to make
their home with Mrs. Us mother.
The Shepard family gave an excel
lent entertainment last Friday even
ing and were we'll patronized.
Wallace Spencer recently threshed
fifty bushels of oats for o. A. White in
thirty seven minutes, 1856 in 166 minu-
ties. Who beats?
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Foster started on
quite an extended western tour last
Monday-Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Colley
have started to visit friends in the far
West.
The w. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs.
Daniel Skinner, Friday, Dec. IS, at
1870 p. m. Ladies who have recently
moved into the village are cordially
invited to be present.
Meade Post and Corps will hold
their regular meeting and elect Off
GERS Tuesday, Dec. 10 tn, at 1-30 p. m.
Oyster supper at p. M, after which
there will be literary entertainment
free to every one.
E. E. Stafford announces that he
shall sell Christmas goods for the next
two weeks at the vestry, meanwhile
making great reduction of prices to
close out his goods before moving to
his new store.
South Barton.
Mrs. Henry A. Downing of So. Bar
ton, who has been very sick, is i'm
proving.
Albany.
Rev Mr.. Donald's donation Melted
$780,
Report says that Geo. Howard will
start up the tub factory at once.
Mrs. A E. Norris and son Sammie
are home from Brooklyn, where they
have been visiting.
Twenty five families are using water
from the new water works reservoir,
with plenty more to spare.
w. RoweH has moved from the ''yel
low house at the Center to the Shields
place. w. Courser has bought the
place vacated by Norris of Orrin Del
ano
Mrs. Patrick Ruin is on the sick list.
Mrs Amos Gould's mother is very
sick.
Mrs. Ezra Butler recently had an
arm broken.
III. o. Clough will move this week to
Barton Landing.
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the F. B. church, Dec. %.
J. @. Anderson has moved and is re-
modelling his sugar house.
Amasa Fairbrother has sold his
creamery to Henry Cutler of Glover.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Orcutt of High
gate have been visiting at F. T. Rus
sells.
Bloomington.
Mrs H B. Smith has gone to Bos-
ton.
Mrs. Harry Bracket has moved to
Massachusetts,.
Mrs. VIM. Alger, who went to New
Haven to care for son, Earnest is her
self sick and not able to return home
Evansville.
Mrs Sarah Miles is very sick.
Charley Foster and Annie Gray have
returned to Lyndon Institute.
Geo. King is home from Pixies Sta
ton and at work for J. G. Orne.
Donation for Rev. S. Hulburt, at the
church on Thursday evening, Dec. 18th,
with exercises and help by the pas
tor. Oysters will be provided. Cor
dial invitation extended.
East Charleston.
Henry Lang from Jefferson, n. III.
made short visit in town this week
Miss Hattie Doloff of Sutton, is Wis
iting relatives in this place.
Mr.. Taplin opens singing school
here Tuesday evening, Dec. 18th.
The farmers meet in the vestry Sat-