Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-07-13

s: George Aldrich, t. b. Bennett, Mrs
/ A Bowen, Catherine Dubec, DAME
/ Gibbons, P. n. Gilfillan, Daniel w
Horn. Charles Hannant, Miss Gertle
Hathaway, Chas. H. Jackman, 2, Mrs
Margaret James, Samuel Lakeman
+ G. P. Moore, Mrs G.. w. Peavey, Ma
! poleon Proue, 2, Rev. Hannah Pratt,
Mrs. Maggie Kicker, o. 5. Richards,
/ Washington Richardson, Mr.. Snyder
Mr.. c. c. Welson, Geo. W. Weeks
John Whitcher.
Liquor drinkers and liquor sellers
must be coming to understand that
the ''way of the transgressor is hard
| in this state. At the recent adjourned
term of the Chittenden county court
held by Judge Thompson, about TWEEN
ty persons plead guilty or were tried
/ for liquor selling and for keeping lq
uor with intent to sell. Two persons
plead guilty to perjury in testimony
on former trials and went up to the
House of Correction for year each
The fines in the liquor selling cases
GdnS0u
One fellow was found guilty of nine
teen second offences for selling,- $3.50
but jumped his bail and left the
country. A large number Of the vic
Tins go to Rutland to polish marble
for the next few months.
Barton Landing.
The concert at Cong. church was
well attended and the receipts $50.
The W. G. T. U. will meet with Mrs
Daniel Skinner on Friday 2:30 p. M,
July IT.
Rev. S. G. Hubert exchanged desks
with Rev. Allen of Craftsbury yester-
day
Rev. Mr.. Fuller is quite sick. Last
evening a large quinsy sore broke,
and it is hoped he will soon be out.
Delma Palmer works for H. Barrows
during haying. Evelyn Winslow of
Bates College is helping Carl Farley
get his hay.
The mogul, ''Ticonderoga," jumped
the track again here last week. The
engine is too large or too long to make
our sharp curves easily.
Our village people are pleased with
the fact that the teachers summer
school will be held here, and will make
preparation for entertaining all who
may come.
The Epworth League will hold a
lawn party on Arthur Ordway's lawn
on Thursday evening, July Is. An in
teresting literary and musical pro-
gramme has been prepared. After
the exercises, cake and ice cream will
be served at usual prices. Come and
have a good time.
o. H. Austin's new house is nearly
completed and Carl French is pushing
the work on his house rapidly forward
This last promises to be a substantial
ornament to the village. We wish that
other young men had sufficient local
pride to remain at home and help
build up their native town.
South Barton.
Geo. Wheeler had a good horse par
alyzed and probably spoiled by light
ming recently.
Mrs. A. o. Blake and son from Law
renee, Mass, have been been visiting
here for few days.-Dana Folsom is
home on visit.
| Albany.
Mrs. Bertha (McGuire) Tinker died
at her home in Danville June 80, after
an illness of some weeks. Her re-
mains were brought here for burial
and services were held at her fathers
Andrew McGuire's, attended by g
large circle of mourning relatives and
friends. She was young lady with
many friends and will be missed by
all. She had been married but a short
time and her husband and friends
have the heart felt sympathy of the
community in their bereavement
Her sister Florence came from Man
chester to attend the funeral and re-
turned on Saturday.
South Albany.
Hay is coming in an average crop.
A deer passed through Alex Blu
chanan's fields recently.
L. M. Scott has built an addition tc
his barn and put on new roof.
Miss Mamie Rowell, Effie Patterson
Ida Williams and May Marnock have
gone to Bethlehem, N. H., for the sum
mer.
Luther Seaver of Summerville, Mass.
was in town last week visiting his boy
hood home.-Miss Belle and Lulu Nc
earthly of Boston, Mass. ARE visiting a
Andrew Graham's.-Wm.B Buchanan
of Boston, Mass, is stopping at A. G
Williams.
| Bloomington.
There is a deer in this neighborhood
Mrs Searles is here visiting he,
daughter.
Mrs. D. L Colley is better of seri
Gus illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Pickle are HON,
from Cowansville.
Jasper Smith was seriously hur
last Monday by falling from ladder
Mrs Orrin Austin, who has suffered
much from heart and gastric trouble
is on the gain.
Among those suffering from lagripp,
are Israel Parker, Mrs. Litchfield anC
Margaret Nichols.
Nellie Robinson of Barton is visitin,
in town.-Mrs. Julia Streeter visiteC
in Charleston last week.
J. o. Humphrey spent the 4th will
his friends and returned to N iris
vile, where he is running an engine
| Mrs. Albert j. Day died yesterda,
at the house of her daughter, Mrs
James Wyman. She has been in poo
health for two years.
Mrs. Pixies little girl fell into thu
well recently, and but for the cries o
another child, would have drowned
School in Dist. No. 4, closed July 10
with rhetorical exercises in the after
noon. Whole number Of pupils, L