Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-10-26

Marshall Clement is expected to take
better pictures than ever before,a AS he
has taken life partner.
Joseph Bartlett has traded the S. S.
Bartlett farm in Bloomington with
William Smith for his farm.
E.. L. Chandler has been charging
and repairing his sawmill. The up
per part is to be occupied by George
Nye as carriage and repair shop.
He will also get out mouldings and
other kinds of house trimmings.
Albany.
Mrs. H. Mills has returned from
Fitchburgh, Mass.
Mrs. Nye moves to Barton this
week.-Mrs.. B. D. Chaffey has moved
to So. Hardwick.
w. R. Cheney and wife, who have
been visiting parents and friends here,
have returned to Pixies Station, n. III.
T. @. Miles, one of Albany's Oldest
and most respected citizens, died of
heart failure on Friday night. His
funeral is held this afternoon.
The Tennesseeans, colored jubilee
singers, will give one of their concerts
at Cong. church on Wednesday even
ing. The concert will be worthy of
good patronage.
East Albany.
Ed Wells lost good horse recently
by getting cast in the stable.
Fred Hunter recently had his fingers
put out of joint while playing at school.
David Green has returned from his
visit to Johnson and reports pleas
ant time.
The Catholic Society is putting up
new horse sheds. The work is being
done by James Walters.
The entertainment given by the A.
G. F. Society proved quite a success.
Net proceeds S5.54.
1t is reported that Patrick Kilgarlan
has bargained with Chas. Ufford OF
Barton for the Guy Anderson farm.
We are glad to hear that Walter
Burke is so far improved from his in
iuries as to be able to be about the
house.
Selectman Ed. Gallagher is greatly
improving our streets by putting {
large stone culvert in front of Patrick
Rouen's.
Dingman Brothers have purchased
the VIM. Chamberlain farm of Patrick
K1garlan. Ed. begins to start out like
a man of business.
S. G. Willis, Jr., from Oxford, Mass.
was here at the settlement of his ia
theirs estate and purchased the home
stead, paying 81 200 for it.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Annis have re
turned from Lowell, Mass, where the.
have been for several weeks for thei
health. Mrs. Annis' health is some
what improved.
Frank T. Russell has recently bough
out A. J. Wiggin's stock of goods, an
is thoroughly filling up with a gooo
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chandise. He cordially invites tn
people of this vicinity to call and sc
him before going out of town. Yo
will find him at the old B. n. Moor
store.
South Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. Miller have boy.
A barn is being built at the w. N
parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs L. Uric and Mary An
derson are in Conn.
D. r. Cobb has put monumer
in his lot at the cemetery.
G. A. Gage was here taking care {
Elmer Douglas the past week.
Mrs. w. M. Cass and children hav
returned to their home in Portland, Nj
Ora Anderson, Elmer Douglas an
H. E. Matthews are sick with typhoi
fever.
Charlie Williams and VIII Andel
son had several car loads of feed com
last week. The people of this vicin
ty have been getting good supply.
, Bloomington.
VIM. Alger has sold his farm to M
Pickle.
Miss Hattie Flanders teaches scho
in district No. 1.
f Hugh Townsend and his uncle, &c
| Houston of Barre, have gone to Mair
: on a hunting trip.
You need not go to Holland fl
7 large turnips, for Norman Carron raj
ed some that weighed eleven pounC
t each.
r Evansville.
John Atkins has moved to Morga
5 Herbert Gray is to work for E. A
: exander.
VIM lite picked ripe strawberri
October %.
Napoleon Bailey has gone to New
port to work.
Elisha Foster is making repairs {
his mill.
I Homer Litchfield and wife go
y Michigan soon.
Mrs. Denham Gallup has been
\ st. Johnsbury visiting frieuds.
a Mrs. Augustus Foss has a lobst
n cactus that has 10 blossoms and blu
e on it.
n JIG. Orne has renewed his contra
with the Pike Mfg. Co. Pleased
n have him stay.
e Wallace E. Foss and Scott Allist,
: have gone to Groton to work for
r Kicker, numbering.
3 Harvey Foster moves so Bart
j. Landing this week to work ON the ne
i mill that is to be built there.
S. R. Potter has taken the job
making scythe stones for the Pi
{ Mfg. Co. for the next year.
, J. w. Brown & son have rented t
rooms over the blacksmith shop tc
II first class carriage painter.
:. Henry Goyette is having all he c