Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-09-12


E. S. Nelson, 50
D. @. French, III
Scattering,
I'd, ballot; total cast, 300
ri K Dewey. 100
D. @. French, III
p 6 Nelson. so
Scattering,
While some voted off on other can
didates there is general and cheerful
acouiescence in the result. MIR. Dew
ey is a man excellently qualified for
the position and he will make very
useful and influential representative.
Barton Landing.
See town treasurer at the hotel next
Thursday and pay your taxes.
The Mahogany Quartette of ST.
Johnsbury, assisted by Miss Hartman
as reader, will give a concert at the
Cong. church, Tuesday evening, Sept
20.
Florence ellis is teaching her fourth
term of school in Dist. No. 2. With pa
rents and teachers alike interested,
good teacher and model school house,
this district should rank as one OF the
best in the county.
Albany.
Mrs. Head and children have return
ed to Chicago; MIR. and Mrs. Knott to
Nashua, N. FL.
Freeman's meeting passed off quiet
ty, Mr.. King receiving majority tor
representative on the first ballot. Inc
new way of voting was "stumper"
to some, and several ballots were lost
for wrong making. ii aa
Carroll Andrews has gone to Man
chester, n. H., for employment. ID.
L. Mcclure and wife have gone to
Lowell and Boston on a business and
visiting trip.-Mrs. G. A. Davis goes
to Nashua, n. H., and Mabel Wallace
to Sharon, Conn, to visit friends.
East Albany. n
w. Walker has commenced work
on his new house.
Alec Annis and wife have gone to
Manchester, n. I'll.
en- insane few weeks ago, was car
ried to the insane asylum at Brattle-
boro the 9Th inst Her husband has
returned to his business in New York.
1t is a sad case, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Smalley have the sympathy Of the
whole community in their great trou-
BILE. 0ti
Ralph Willis, one of our Albany
bows, but now of Worcester, Mass,
has been here the past week spending
| a few days.-Mrs. Jennie (Stfles) Kim
ball and family from Lowell, Mass,
are visiting at George Annis'; Mrs
Emily Stiles came with them, and vii
, spend few weeks with her daughters
Mrs. Annis, and Mrs. I'll. P. Coburn OF
Barton = Nellie and Winnie Wells
from Nashua, n. H., have been at Ed
Wells for few weeks.
, Bloomington.
Norman Caron is painting his house
Work with the road machine was
) finished last we elk.
: Mrs. Maurice Burbank teaches the
school in VIM Bruce's district.
Geo. Skinner and wife have gone tt
: Danville, P. O., to visit friends.
{. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Wells have
gone to Franklin County, on visit
e ing tour.
= Miss Vieva Wiley is at Montpelie
taking lessons in vocal and instru
r mental music.
= Maurice Burbank, who is working
9 at Gallup's mill, fell and badly injur
: ed one of his limbs. at
Mrs. L. Grow was called to Islant
IS Pond to bury her sister, who has beel
cancer.
e David Colley has lately been suffer
ing greatly with heart trouble an
DIR. R. B. Skinner was called as coun
sci with J. F. Wright, who attend
n him.
II East Bloomington.
IL A boy baby at Ulysses Gray's.
= Meeting at the school house on Sun
% day, Sept 18th.
l. School in district No. 4 commence
rs Sept. 9TH. Miss Heating of Barton
rs teacher.
b, Mrs. Charles Clark is still in West
r. field caring for her mother who is Sc
he riously sick.
- Edgar Drown has gone to Sing Sin!
New York, to work as overseer in til
granite works,