Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-24

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Through the efforts and persever-
ance of our teacher, Miss Lottie Elan
ders. the scholars and others have
purchased a flag for our newly repair
ed school-house. 1t was raised Oct
21 with appropriate exercises.
Albany.
| A new blacksmith has rented Guy
Shepard's house and shop.
Levi Bashaw has bought half the lot
owned by Geo. Kelly, and intends to
build harness shop.
Guy Shepard and Geo. Greggs have
put a line of ladies' ready made cloth
ing in the store recently occupied as
Levi Bashaw's harness shop.
Thos. Mcclellan has moved to the
Wilcox place. = Guy Shepard has
moved into Jack Beede's house. = Ed.
Boardman has moved into the house
vacated by Mr.. Mcclellan.
South Albany.
Miss Graham from Canada is visit
ing at A. Graham's.
There will be series of meetings
at the W. M church. Preachers from
abroad expected.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Verbec's health is much i'm
proved. A
Frank Wells has rented his farm to
Will Locke for three years.
Success to Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wa
terman in the matrimonial journey.
Lucius Lund has a contract to draw
the lumber from the Joslyn lot to Bar
ton Landing.
Herbert Leland has sold seventy
five acres of land to E. A. Robinson
for $3.50.
We note repairs and improvements
about the village.-Benj. Burrows is
shingling his house.
Mr. Dougherty of Newport, P. O., is
visiting his daughters, Mrs. Maxwell
and Mrs. Colley of this place.
East Bloomington.
Mrs. Lora Foss has lobster cactus
that has 1O3 buds and blossoms on it.
Miss Elizabeth Skinner goes to Bos
Robert Alexander, who has been
quite sick for several months, is still
very feeble.
Miss Margaret Heating, who is
teaching a very successful term of
school in district No. has gone to
her home for weeks vacation.
Herbert Turner, who has been Wis
iting friends here, has gone back to
his home in Lowell, Mass. His sister,
Mrs. Edgar Drown, went back with
him. &
Evansville.
Mr.. Waterman had shoulder dislo-
Gated by being thrown from a wagon
recently.
Charles Clark, having let his place
to his son Dana, will go to Westfeld
to reside after little.
Rev. @. S. Hubert received eight
probationers into full connection with
the church Sunday, Oct. 16.
Judge Orne is attending to the bus
mess of the milestone shop again, and
boarding with John Bates
J. w. Brown suffers the loss of a
very esteemed and worthy brother in
the death of Captain John w. Brown,
which occurred in Lawrenceville, P.
O., Oct. 4, of Bright's disease. In an
obituary notice in the Waterloo Id
Uertiser we learn that he was a man
prominent in public, business and
military affairs and was competent
and popular in all his spheres of life.
East Charleston.
Matthew Grow has bought of the
Stevens estate, their hill farm Joining
his farm.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs.
r. P. Stevens, Wednesday Oct. 26. A
cordial invitation to all.
Matthew Grow has been repairing
his house. = Dan Hopkins is putting
a cellar under his house.
Lawrence Stoddard has moved into
the mill house at Echo Pond, and E.
C.Streeter moves into the house Stod-
dard vacates.
Mr.. Barnard of Derby is here with
men building new dam at Echo Pond.
The people here are very much dis
satisfied with the dam they are putting
in
There will be leap year party in
the vestry, Saturday evening Oct. 20,
under the auspices of the Ladies' Aid.
The attraction of the evening is the