Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-29


town officers have been efficient and
! honest.
Barton Landing.
Mrs. G. d. French's sister has been
stopping with her few days.
Mr.. III. M. Whipple's mother from
Lyndon made him a visit Thursday.
Bert Scott has taken advantage of
the weather, and has his house up
and nearly covered.
Many of our children are on the
sick list, with colds or grip, contract
ed since this mild weather commenced.
Owen Grant and another workman
were severely shaken and bruised by
the elevator at the mill falling, letting
them fall some fifteen feet.
Mr.. Cooper night sawyer was sew
era1y hurt at the saw-mill by a piece
Of wood thrown from the saw, hitting
just under the eye and breaking the
bone.
w. J. Joslyn sells a lot Of hay, COWS
40 sheep and lot of farming tools
and household furniture at auction,
on Thursday afternoon next.
The community are shocked to
hear Of the sudden death of Clayton
Webster, son of H. S. Webster, Friday
morning from catarrhal pneumonia
and grip. He was out at play We'd
nesday.
Messrs. Hoyt & Harris, the clothing
firm who came here to stop a few
days, have concluded to locate. And
have rented one of E. E. Stafford's
stores, which is being fitted up for
them
Some Of those young men who come
here to the promenade and dance last
Friday, and took occasion to get drunk
and make a disturbance, have found
this is not good village for that kind
Of conduct.
Albany.
A Hadley has moved to the Luke
Loverin place in Irasburgh.
The tub factory is shut down, the
supply of dry stock having run out.
The donation for Rev. w. B. Smith
Melted SS1 and was a pleasant affair
socially.
bought the Charles Norcross farm and
moved on to it.
Lahan & Barney have snapped their
place for a farm in Lowell and moved
to that town.
East Albany.
J. E. Tinker is home for few days
visit
Eva Brown and Addie Brooks have
gone back to Craftsbury to attend
the spring term of school.
Mrs S. c. Willis has gone to E.
Craftsbury and Greensboro for a few
days to visit her relatives and friends.
The roof to Alex Buchanan's horse
barn fell in from the weight of snow
upon it, few days ago. He happened
to be near by and saw that it was
going, and just had time to get his
horses out before it fell.-About two
thirds of the roof of Arthur Gilmore's
large barn broke in on Monday last.
South Albany.
Elmer Douglas and wife moved to
Crafsbury last week. uaa.
Mrs. Kinney of Lowell, is here car
ing for ner mother, Mrs. Hoyt. 49,
Harvey Rowell, who has been sick
with pneumonia is some better.
D. r. Cobb and wife from Lyndon,
were here a few days last week.
The remains of Thomas Buchanan
were brought here for burial last Sat
urday.
The selectmen appointed E. E. Row
ell town superintendent, in the place
of J. B. Hovey deceased.
Frank S. Cass is at home wrestling
with the mumps.-Ivory Luce has re-
turned to his home in Stowe.-Mrs. j.
G. Page was here the past week visit
ing relatives and friends.-Miss E. E.
Patterson has gone to ST. Johnsbury.
Bloomington.
Will Fortune has taken the Joe Colt
farm.
Herbert Tracy has returned from
Florida.
S. r. Jenkins has let his farm to
Pat Dunn of Newport.
S. S. Tinkham, who has been quite
sick, is slowly convalescing.
School in district No. 1, taught by
Miss Hattie Flanders, closed Friday.