Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-12-04


Mr.. Lecknor has moved from the
w. Eldridge place to the Strickland
place, and Ora Rowell TO the house
vacated by Lecknor.
In one day last week Geo. ]. Kelley,
blacksmith, shod % horses all around,
and did other work amounting to 1920.
George is evidently getting rich.
There will be an oyster supper and
donation visit for the benefit of the
Congregational society at their house
worship, on Tuesday evening, Dec.
H.
The Press and Printer has a portrait
and sketch of Will A. Darlington, Will
Sargent, of this town, which speaks In
very complimentary terms of his mu-
steal gifts and his successes. He has
been in the minstrel and concert bust
ness, leader of bands, and is winning
distinction as musical composer. We
can not quite forgive him for giving
up the honOred name of his father and
taking on the long winded name, Bar
rington.
South Albany.
L. NJ. Scott is in poor health.
A. D. Patterson has dehorned his
cattle.
Miss Miles of Barton begins school
here to-day.
d. R. Cobb and wife spent thanks
giving in Derby.
w. F. Ames and Frank Anderson
have their shingles all cut out.
w. M. Cass is back from Portland.
Me-, and has gone to his fathers farm.
Mrs. Trowbridge is home from Conn
ecticut, where she has been caring for
her husbands mother, who is sick.
East Albany.
Mrs. Milo Chaffee is said to be quite
i'll.
A series of meetings is being held
here with very good results by Rev.
Drown of Troy and others. May the
good work go on.
Misses Eva Brown and Addie Brooks
are home from Clinton, Mass.-Leon-
ard Robbins and wife from Nashua, N. !
H., are here visiting relatives.-Mrs.
Amos Sanborn is stopping with her
parents, Rev. and Mrs. Horace Stiles,
for a few weeks.
Bloomington.
Jasper Smith is quite sick with the
humps.
+. School commences in district No. 1
today and will be taught by Miss Helen
Richardson.
Oscar Loveland has moved from the
Alden farm to the Taplin and Rowell
farm in Irasburgh.
Albert Gravlin, who was burned out
by the fire at the Landing, has moved
into Orson Crows house.
Mrs. r. Dolloff of East Charleston,
who has been at the Center the past
two weeks helping care for Miss Flea
nor Annis, retired to her home last
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus Wells of Rox-
ton Pc, are visiting Mr.. Wells broth
Pr, A. Wells. - Misses Maud and Kit
lie Smith of West Charleston lately
spent few days with their friends in
own.
The series of meetings at the Cent er
conducted by Rev. Mr.. HART OF Paw {
ucket, r. l., and Miss Matte Curry
# Stoneham, Mass, closed Monday y
Nov. 81. Much good has been
one by their labors and good work
egun in the place, which it is hoped
7ill continue with still better results. :
pecial services will be continued by
he pastor, Rev. Mr.. Felch, of East
'harleston.
Evansville. ?
VIM. Hill has gone to Morrisville
lmbering.
Bertha Smith is very sick with the .
lumps, also Mrs. Frank GilfilIin.- :,
ohm Bates is very sick with pneumo- 4
la.
A. Gallup and E.O. Smith have been =
ute successful IN trapping this fall,
aving caught 40 foxes, % skunlzs, Is ~,
lows, 4 minks, 1 raccoon, 1 black cat, "
Id still have their traps out for the :.
limal that took foxes and traps. u
asst Charleston. =,
Charles Canning has taken lumber .,
b in Stowe.
Mrs. @. FL. Gray has been spending =,
veral days in Lowell, Mass.-Mrs. ~
A. Balch of st. Johnsbury has been 4,
sitting relatives here the past week. ~
i've Wolcott was home from Gov -
TRY to spend Thanksgiving with her a,