Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-11-07

of years,s that the cost will be really
under the figures mentioned. This
will be a good subject to mediate
upon during the winter.
Barton Landing.
Rev. Milo Eddy will preach here
next week in exchange with Mr.. HUI
bert.
The exhibition car from the Canadi-
an Pacific r. r. Co.'s Western lands
attracted much attention in this place.
The stormy week with snow was a
great hindrance to the mechanics and
builders here who are pushing forward
their houses for winter.
Albany.
Mrs Charles Andrews has gone to
Burlington.
Frank Marshall has moved to Shutes-
vile in the mountains.
Natty Johnson, hard sick with ty
phoid fever, is. improving.
Lila Wallace has gone to Bingham
ton, n. Y, to work at dressmaking.
Mrs. NJ. Cowles has returned from
Washington state and reports that she
is much pleased with the country
Our people report that the weather
came near spelling Mr.. Foss' auction
at Irasburhh last week, but they are
going down again next Wednesday
and help close the stuff out.
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At the S. F. Phelps auction COWS
sold for from $15 to 1927 each and 9TH
er property at fairly good prices. At
the Grant auction there was an excel
lent sale, the farm going to Mitchell
Bros. for $500. Auctioneer Taplin
handled the property with good judg
ment and very rapidly.
East Albany.
Thomas Killgarlan is in very poor
health.
James Gilmour has returned from
Boston, Mass.
James Simon has been painting his
house and barn.
Annie Bowen has gone to Manches-
ter, n. H., to work.
Carlos Monkey has his new barn all
finished and painted.
Mrs. Eli Fisher, suffering with can
Ger and other ailments, is failing.
Mrs. Fife Russell has millinery and
stamped goods from Lydia Colburn
for sale.
Mrs. BONANZA Dennison is on the
sick list. Mary Dennison is home
from her work at John Thorp's.
It is learned with qualification that
Mrs. Horace Smalley, recently taken
to Brattleboro asylum, is much i'm
proved in health. vi
j. J.-and F. E. Twombly have moved
to Barton Landing, where they4ntend
TIA build house. We are sorry to
lose them from this town.
Mrs. George Fowler, who has been
visiting her brother, Amasa Falrbroth-
err, has returned to East Burke.-Mrs.
Henry Eldridge and children have
gone to Boston, Mass, to visit her
brother, Austin Dewey.
Bloomington.
Frank Caron is home on a visit.
Warren Huse has moved back to
his farm.
L. T. Grow and wife have gone to
Island Pond to work the coming year.
Miss Ethel Pearson has just finished
a f,1If Of II ~ Io
Center
Lewis Wood has a contract to cut
and skid the lumber on the Joslyn lot,
near Nelson FulIer's.
The schools in districts No. and
will unite in school exhibition at the
town hall Friday evening, Nov. II.
Reports from the cheese factory
show that during the month of Sept.
the patrons received Sill per hun
dred net for their milk
Warren K. French of Meriden, N.
H., is engaged to teach school in dis
trict No. 2. The school-house is un-
dergoing thorough repairs, with new
iron desks, etc.
A pleasant event of the past week
was the marriage of w. N. Fuller and
Miss Nellie E. Robinson, which occur
red Monday, Oct. 81. The young peo-
pie have the best wishes of their nu-
merous friends.
A Fellowship meeting will be held
in the Congregational church in
Bloomington, on Wednesday, Nov 10,
commencing at 1880 O'Clock a. m. Tea
and coffee will be furnished at the
church. All invited.