Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-02

ness. Her funeral was held on Inurs-
day, Rev. NJ G. Henderson of st.
Johnsbury attending.
Barton Landing.
H. G. Dudley and wife went to Bos-
ton last week.
Miss Eva Mathews was married last
Tuesday to Mr. Hatch of Danville.
Some forty or fifty men are employ
ed on the buildings now in process OF
erection here.
There is some prospect of large
boot and shoe mandatory being es-
tablished here.
Will Joslyn has bargained for the
Deacon Spencer house at the north
end of the village.
Mr.. SmalIey's people are going to
move to Lisbon, N. H.-Will Rlchard-
son is moving back to his farm IN
Bloomington.
Mrs. Hall, who died last Tuesday,
was a former resident of Holland, and
her remains were carried there
for interment.
E. S. Howe was quite badly hurt a
few days since by having a large
amount of lumber fall on to him from
a car that he was unloading.
Mr.. Lothrop will sell his personal
property at auction next Friday, Nov
6, and will take possession of the VAL
lev House soon afterwards.
Lewis Ford was unexpectedly visit
ed last Tuesday by a goodly number
of his relatives to help him celebrate
his 8Oth birthday. He was presented
with a nice easy chair by those present.
1t was pleasant gathering.
Rev. Mr.. Dodd of Lyndon will give
one of his popular temperance lee
lures at the NJ. E. church, Tuesday eve
Nov 8, at 7:3O o'clock. Those who
have heard him speak, will be glad to
hear him again; and those who have
never heard him can not afford to lose
this chance of hearing an interesting
speaker. Everybody invited. Admis
sion free.
Albany.
A good assortment of winter MILL
| nery lust receiv ed at Mrs. Darling's
We notice in the Malone Fdrme
the death of DR.. Ira A. Darling, broth
er of J. B. Darling of this town. HI
had been a prominent physician il
Bangor for over thirty years. He wa
born at Morristown, studied medicin
at Montpelier, and graduated from
Berkshire medical college, Pittsfield
Mass. He was member of ST. Mark
Protestant Episcopal church, a staunc
republican and was universally re
: spected by all his acquaintance.
Bloomington.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Philbrick wen
! to Boston last Wednesday.
Mrs. L. B. Going is visiting relative
in Morristown.
Margaret Nichols is very sick ;
! Andrew Gray's and is not expected
live.
Mrs. J. A. Smith, who has been sic
for some time, has gone to Lyndon fl
medical treatment.
The Ladies' Aid will give a harve
L supper at the town hall Wednesdf
eve Nov4 All cordially invited.
J. o. Humphrey has sent home
fine Jersey heifer from high grade
y herd from Morrisville, where he is
work.
Will Richardson is moving fro
Barton to his farm in this town.-W
Locke is moving to Nelson Gallup
9 farm in harleston.-Henry Smi
y moves to ST. Johnsbury.
Daniel E. Moore moves to the M
Farlane farm.-L. T. Grow has rent
the home farm of S. r. Jenkins.-W
" Smith has purchased the Silas Bartl'
Is farm, giving his own farm and S!
i for the same.-George Going has pI
q chased the VIM. Smith farm for SO
The new church at Evansville
Ill completed and is model count
SC church. 1T has cost, with bell a
no other fixtures, nearly $4,000. The pr
10 pie of Evansville and vicinity are
be congratulated for their courage a
We enterprise 1t is expected that h
no A. J. Hough of Montpelier will pres
he the dedication sermon.
We Evansville.
er John L. Marshall has been finish
r. the ell part to his house.
I'D Mrs Harry Perkins is suffering "
a sore hand.
OF N. B. Durham has taken the jol
yht drawing E. Fosters lumber for
en- year.
ler Denison Gallup, J. G. Gray and
'n Tripp have each lost a nice horse
- Gently.
- The Ladies' Aid will meet with \
G.. G. Clark Thursday, Nov. 5. All
10O vited.
II. Durham and Herbert Gray b
- hired to S. R. Potter to work in
49,. scythe stone shop one year.
Of G. w. Skinner has renewed his {
iS tract with the Pike Manufacturing
To quarrylng stone Tor their scyIhe 81
,as factory for one year.
;oal West Charleston.
ino A boy at Lewis Nye's.
Geo. A. Driver is on the sick lis
hat N. G. Dane is building a new bal
no Una Hildreth is at work at D.
'ods Center.
old. Rev. A. R. Collins has returned
ilo MorristoWn.
II The WATERWAYS hsve started
-, threshing machine.
=, If Arthur Lackey has moved his
;zed ness into E. III. Robinson's buildir
two P. M. Seavey raised one hun
who bushels of oats on Il acres of gro
tar Mr.. and Mrs Barnes from Wal
n. H., are visiting their daughter,
port o. G. Baker.
AXE Henry Badger has bought w
lict- Marcia Shedd's house and will I
ICED into it soon.
YER Mrs. Cyrus Clark has gone to Be