Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-12-19

The little daughter of Florenzo
Owen, recently deceased, will, it is re-
ported. be taken to Burlington for
medical treatment on account of hip
disease.
Ed. J. White has moved to the place
recently purchased of D. P Gordon,
and Clarence Comstock has moved
into E. Liddell's new tenement house
on Water st.
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George Nye of Barton Landing goes
into the J. L. Twombly furniture shop
and will push the extension table bus
mess. He has moved into one of Hen
ry Gays tenements.
Nd. Martin of No. Troy has hired
the Crystal Lake hotel livery stable
and has put in good livery. He in
tends to keep a first class stable.
Mr.. Human has moved into the Chas.
Grow barn on Brown street.
DR.. and Mrs. Newell were called to
Burke last week on account of the
illness of their youngest boy, who
went there some time since on a visit
and has not been able to return.-Mrs.
Aver, sick at DIR. Newell's, is thought
to be a little improved.
The Board of Agriculture will hold
a meeting at Derby Center in the
town hall, Dec. 90 and 81. Program
will be interesting, and Gov. Fuller is
expected to be present and take part
in the exercises. All are invited, and
it is hoped the meeting will be attend l.
ed by the farmers in the county.
G. M. WILSON. Sec. of the Board.
The Peerless Company started up
their machinery on Tuesday last, both
the shop machinery and the electric
lights. They have a few girls from
the old factory in Newport, N. H., to
instruct others, and will put in help
as fast as the employees can be in
structed. Some young ladies who
went to Newport, N. H., for little
experience, are expected back in a
few days. The machinery and the
light system are working SATISFACTORY
ly.
Barton Landing.
Mr. P. Guild, who has been serious
ly i'll the past week, is much better.
There will be two singing schools
this week, Tuesday and Friday even
ings and none next week.
Christmas exercises at the M. E.
church next Saturday evening, and at
the Cong. Church Monday, Dec. 26.
Mr.. Fisher, father of Mrs. @. E. JOS
Ign, had a paralytic shock Friday, and
is not expected to live but few days.
Hoyt & Harris want to see every
body in this village and the surround
ing vicinity this week. They have
something of interest to say to and
to show the public at their big cloth
ing store.
Albany.
Orrin Leach and wife, Cora Cham
berlin, have started for their home in
Dakota.
Mrs. 7. B. Johnson and daughter
Mary are still in a critical condition
with typhoid fever. Matte is stopping
at Mr. Cowles'.
The MONITOR agent visits this town
this week as follows: West Albany,
Tuesday, day and evening; East AL
bany, Wednesday forenoon; So. Al
bany Wednesday afternoon and even
ing. Remember the dates and see him,
as this is his last trip.
Jerry Reynolds has moved into the
T. J. Newton tenement. Mr.. Reynolds
teaches in the Paine district. = Mr..
Lucas has moved from Guy Shepard's
to the FL. Chamberlin place, and works
for Geo Kelley in his blacksmith shop.
Work will be well and promptly done
in the shop. - w. Gobar from Eden
has moved into Bashaw's tenement
over the store.
South Albany.
There will be a Christmas tree at
the w. NJ. church, Saturday evening,
Dec. "a, exercises beginning at Z
o'clock.
Bloomington.
David Colley went to Boston last
week.
L. Grow & Son are soon to start
their saving machine.
VIM. Smith has bought twenty acres
of land of Henry Conway.
Misses Florence and Alma Gilman
have been quite sick, but are on the