Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-11-14


need the assistance and symp athy of
republican friends. 1t is one taing TO
complain and howl about the running
of the governm 7nt by the opposite
party; it is altogether a different
thing to run it we'll yourselves. Per-
sonally we propose to be as happy as
possible over the result Of the late
elections, though We are willing to
say that down deeper than any parti-
san feelings in politics IS the feeling
that a calamity greater than any
which has occurred since the war has
befallen Us. Wlen the partisan pref
udices Of psop.2 rise to that pitch
where they are d5srous of making
clean overturn il day Of re arkable
prosperity, there are dangers of disas-
ter that may we'll occasion alarm. Re
publicans and democrats must dwell
together, and whatever harms one
party is very liable to effect the other.
Barton Landing.
Read F. D. Clements new adver-
tisement.
Mrs. Geo. Fowler of Buda, ILL.,, is Wis
iting friends in this vicinity.
School closed Friday and there will
be vacation Of three weeks.
Mrs. Walworth started for Florida
Saturday, where she will spend the
winter.
The members of Geo. G. Mead Post,
w. r. c., are requested to meet in
their hall for special work Tuesday
evening, Nov. Is, at O'Clock.
Albany.
Mrs. Abigail Lawrence, who is in her
SD year, has been failing for the past
six months from trouble with her
stomach, thought by several physi-
clans to be cancerous.
A large party Of neighbors and
friends met with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Shepard Nov. 9TH, it being the 10th
anniversary Of their marriage. A
pleasant visit was enjoyed.
At meeting of the stockholders of
business had paid so satisfactorily that
it was decided to put in good stock
of lumber to be worked into tubs the
coming year. They have recently put
in a hoop shave, which is a great con-
venience.
East Albany.
Harry Longe is engaged to teach
the winter school in Dist. No. g..
Alfred Daniels has his new house
nearly completed and will soon occu-
py it.
list.-Eihu Wright moves from the
Taplin farm, near the Baptist church,
which he has occupied for the. last
year.
Bloomington.
Miss Nettie Young went to Dalton,
N. H., few days since to visit rela-
tives.
Homer Seavey has rented Ed.
Chandeliers mill and is moving to the
house near the mill.
A series Of meetings are in progress
at the Centre, conducted by Rev. G.
S. Hubert and others.
The selectmen have purchased a
piece of land of Herbert Leland for
the purpose Of enlarging the ceme-
terry.
NJ. J. Drown recently received a
telegram announcing the death of his
sister. He attended the funeral at
Newport last Monday.
Miss Effie Seavey, who went to Wa
bash, Ind, last summer to visit her
parents, is now in Boston to cultivate
her talent in painting, watch is re
markable.
Evansville.
Miss Susie Gray is having an attack
of grip.
Don't forget the chicken pie sup
per Nov. II.
Thh S. S. concert Sunday night was
a very pleasant affair. The sum of
five dollars was raised to go toward
the purchase Of supplies for the school
the coming year.
Elmer Drown has moved his family
into Cyrus SINNERS house at East
Bloomington, while he works for Dan
Allen.-Will King from Westmore has
moved into the house recently occu-
pied by Judge Orne.
Coventry
The village schools close this week.
Clarence Perry has gone on to TIL e
railroad as fireman.
Homer Hannant has moved into