Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-03

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Rowell are building large barn at
the rear of Austin's block. = Chas.
Gibbs has moved into his new shoe
shop.
Frank S. Rogers of Troy has been
appointed Register of Probate Court,
in place Of G. FL. Jones, resigned. Mr..
Rogers is said to be a well read law
yer and one who will be efficient as
Register.
Fire was discovered in the engine
house at Chandler's mill Saturday
morning. The engine house was burn
ed and lively treatment barely saved
the mill. The loss over the insurance
was slight.
The Grand Lodge K. of P. of Yer
mont is called to meet Oct. II at a.
m. and will continue through the 18th
and 18th, at Castle Hall of Philemon
Lodge No. 6, at Barton Landing. The
afternoon and evening of the 18th and
18th will be devoted to reunion. In
the afternoon the uniform rank will
promenade the street, escorted by
Barton Landing Military Band. Di
visions from ST. Johnsbury and Hard
wick will be present on the evening
of the 18th. Philemon Lodge will ex
emplify the amplifized rank of
Knights. All Knights in good stand
ing are cordially invited.
Albany.
Hon. I. F. Hall of Groton and DR..
and Mrs E. III. Bushnell are visiting at
Stephen Vance's.
J. B. Darling has bnilt large and
conveniently arranged barn for his
hotel purposes, and will use the old
barn for a carriage house.
South Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Vance have an
other nice boy, born Sept. %.
T. M. Rowell's people have girl
from the Wanderers Home.
A. Church is putting piazza on his
house and building horse barn.
w. F. Ames and O. J. Cass have
their large stock of shingles mostly
cut out.
Bloomington.
Pat Dunn, who has been seriously
ILLS convalescing.
B. j. Campbell is clerking for JOS
Ign & Collins at Barton Landing.
Mrs. McDaniels has left E. A. Rob-
inson's and moved to Horace Smiths.
Mrs. Emma Kicker of Milton, n. H.,
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs. j.
A. Smith.
Mrs. E. S. johnson from Whitefield,
n. H., has been visiting her niece,
Mrs. John Campbell
The cheese manufactured at the
factory during the month of August,
has been sold at 1918 cents a pound.
Mr.. Gilman is fixing to run water to
his buildings, which will be a great
improvement in winter.
VIM. Bruce is building headquart
ers building for Co. K. in A. w.
Lyons grove in Westmore
Mrs. FL. Lapierre was suddenly call
ed to Melbourn, P. O., on account of
the dangerous illness of her brother,
David Gravlin.
S. S. Tinkham has let his farm to
Geo. Kinney. Mr.. and Mrs. T. will
go to Newport to reside with their
son, Francis Tinkham.
w. A. Burdick,wh has been spend
ing his vacation with his father in law
John Campbell, has returned with his
family to his home in Florence. Mass.
Evansville.
The many friends Of Mrs J. G. Orne
were saddeued to hear of her death,
and Mr.. Orne and daughter have the
sympathy of the people here. Mrs
Orne was beloved by all who knew
her.
The Ladies' Aid met at the vestry of
the church last Thursday to finish
covering the new books for the S. S.
library. They have now very good,
and for the size of the school, quite
large collection of books
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Alexander are
much pleased by the arrival of little
daughter in their home
East Bloomington.
A boy baby at Allen Cushman's.
Charles Clark has let his farm to his
son Dana, for one year.
Herbert and Claude Turner from
Lowell, Mass, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Edgar Drown.
East Charleston.
CO. Goodwin, Mrs. Albert Lawrence,
Mrs Charles Cushman and Miss Net