Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-09-05

with new corps of teachers, and 125
pupils.
An account of the doings of the His
torical Society was put in type day,
but is omitted till next week on ac
count of space.
Those parties who were electioneer
ing here some days ago and trying to
pledge voters to vote for the caucus
nominee, are now said to be working
bolt. Our people believe that their
first position was better than their
last one.
Daniel Buchanan, Sr., after long
and painful illness, died Thursday,
Sept. 1. He has been respected cit
izen for many years and is mourned
by all who knew him. The funeral
services, Saturday, were conducted
by Mrs. Paul. assisted by Rev. j. K
Fuller.
Albany.
Augustus Sargent has gone to Man
chester, N. H., to work.
Joseph Premon has moved to the
M. Cowles farm, vacated by Guy
Shepard.
w. Eldridge has moved to Barton
Landing and John Prindle has rented
his house.
The speech of Mr.. Gordon at the
democratic rallay was a very fair
presentation of the case from their
standpoint. Mr.. Riordan INDUCED in
some mud singing, as republicans
thought. At the republican rally Ex-
Gov. Dillingham; gave an address that
was listened to by republicans and
democrats with much interest and
pleasure.
The Sherwins of northern Vermont
held their tenth annual meeting
with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. j. Cheney,
Aug. Sth, in connection with Mr.. and
Mrs. Cheney's thirtieth marriage an
niversary. Forty five relatives met
with them in their pleasant home in
Albany. A table was spread under
the large and beautiful shade trees in
front of the house, sufficient to seat
thirty of the guests. Dinner being
over the president called the meeting
to order and interesting exercises fol-
lowed, consisting in part of music,
reading of by laws, resolutions on the
death of relatives, an anniversary
poem, suitable words by Mr. Cheney,
etc. The occasion was much enjoyed
by all present.
East Albany.
Patrick Ruin is putting a varanda
on his house.
Mrs. r. III. Fisher has gone to Ne
braska, where she will meet her hus-
band.
Mrs. Peter Glynn is so far improved
as to be around the house.-U riah
Dingman is improving.
Wallace Eldridge and family have
returned to Westfield, Mass-Mary
Rowell has gone to Lowell, Mass, to
set type.-Annie and Katie Hughes
have gone to Lebanon, N. H., to work.
John Mcclure has returned from
Hardwick.
Bloomington.
. AL Dutton has gone to Hartford,
n. H., to work.
Mrs. Carlos Parker, who has been
seriously i'll, is better.
Mrs. E. M.Buchanan has been worse
for the past few days.
Miss Ethel Pearson of Canada, n.
H., teaches the Center school.
Mrs. Daniel Litchfeld's sister, from
Rockingham, is here visiting.
E. L. Chandler is putting in a new
f1ume and water wheel in his mill
Fred Virgins and Jennie Parker are
attending school at Barton Landing.
Warren Huse has corn which meas
ures ten feet and five inches before it
is tasseled. Who beats?
Albert Wells and sons have had
nice Scotch granite monument set on
his lot in the Center cemetery.
Mr. and Mrs. Kellogg, who have
been visiting their brother, John
Campbell, have returned to their home
in Mass.
AS G.. w. Going was carrying his
milk to the factory one day last week
he was thrown from his wagon and
somewhat injured, spilling about one
hundred pounds of milk.
Evansville.
John L. Marshall is back at his old
place of work, the milestone shop.
John Bates has returned from Me.
and reports the potato crop nearly
failure there