Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-04-11

fall and winter will do themselves and
us favor if they pay arrearages at
once.
Barton Landing.
G. E. Ordway is stopping at home
on account ofill health.
Henry Flint goes to Newport to
work for Ell. r. Flower.
Fast Day services at the Congrega-
tional church 7:3O Friday evening.
Regular meeting of the G. G. Meade
Post Tuesday, Apr. II, at 7:3O p. m.
Stephen Crawford of Newport Cen
tire is clerking fer Hoyt & Harris.
The Y. P. G. e. Society will hold a
sociable at the vestry Monday even
ing.
Band meeting at the band hall next
Saturday evening. All the members
and ex-members are requested to at
tend.
Smith Gallup, who has been away
all winter on an extended tour
through the South and West, has re-
turned home.
Foster, Joslyn & Co. are very busy
saving out sounding board timber.
They have just put in planer and
hatcher, besides making other i'm
provements.
There will be singing schools Tues
day and Wednesday evenings Of this
week the same as usual. Owing to
the muddy roads Mr.. Whitney was
unable to attend last week.
Judge Austin's annual sugaring off
was held on Saturday afternoon, a
large company, as usual, being pres
ent. The government Inspector will
have no occasion to sample that hum
dred pound lot.
At st. Johnsbury Academy ten pu-
pills from the graduating class are Sc
lected on account Of standing in schol-
arship for parts at graduating exer-
cises; of these Barton Landing fur
nishes two, John Ell. Bartlett and Clara
M. Austin, in fact all we had there in
that class. Carl Gates, who takes
highest rank, was for several years
one of "our boys"
Albany.
Sugaring is the dullest business in
town.
The old mill dam has gone down the
river.
The high water scattered Beede's
logs over the meadow badly.
Fred Aiken has returned TO Hanover
where he is clerking in a store.
The republicans chose the following
delegates to attend the state and dis
trict conventions: Stephen Vance, G.
A. Bill, T O. Andrus.
The Albany Manufacturing Co. are
fitting up their factory with new ma
chinery and will start up in good ear
nest soon. They have a large stock
of timber.
East Albany.
Glover Rowell is in Boston and Low
ell visiting friends.
Della Morse is at Newport working
in the overall factory
Elida Annis expects to work for
George Dow this spring.
Matte Eldridge has been visiting
friends here, but has now returned to
her work in Glover.
Clyde Batchelder has been very
sick with mumps, but is better at
this writing Minnie Longe is sick
with lung fever.-Matie Merrill is in
very poor health this spring Rev. A.
J. Dutton's wife is under the DOCTORS
care.
South Albany.
States Attorney Miles has had sew
eral scrimmages over this way with
the liquor elements resulting for the
greater part in conviction. With some
jurymen man has to be desperately
drunk at some given moment in order
to be Intoxicated" If. the temper
ance men do not stand square up to
the rack there will be some things to
regret later. The only way to pro-
tect society and prevent the evils of
liquor drinking is to make the violat-
or of the law suffer its penalties, sud
den and sharp.
Bloomington.
Everett Burrows is reshingling his
house
Arthur Colburn has gone to Dalton,
n. H., to live with Geo. Going.
w. FL. Burrows had his farm bridge
carried away by the high water re-
Gently.
Ed. Dudley is working for E. M.
Buchanan in his store while Mr.. Blu
nttor,dc hic. Il