Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-10-02
turned from a visit to Mass. They
report their friends in good health.

to spend the Sabbath. They are much
pleased with their school.
The w. R. G. will hold a social, to
which the G.. A. r. and wives are in
vited at Mrs. Aaron browns Tuesday
afternoon and evening, Oct. 8.
Carl Aldrich and Geo. Barnes start
for the Fair this week.-Geo. Ell. Davis
and wife and Sam Nelson and wife
left for Chicago on Thursday last.
Special communication of Orleans
Lodge No. 55 Of F. & A. NJ, Friday
evening, Oct. 6, 1898, at 1880 O'Clock
Work on the Nj. M. Degree.
Go. D. 9th Regiment VT. Vols. will
hold it's fourteenth animal reunion in
G.. A. R. hall, Thursday afternoon and
evening, Oct. 5. al comrades cordI-
ally invited. The Relief Corps will
furnish supper at o'clock.
DR.. Martin, oculist, is having an ex-
cellent business at the American
House, where he will remain until
Oct 9, then he goes to South Crafts
bury for few days.
The village trustees have been do
ing a good deal of work about the
upper part of the village in putting in
sewer pipe and laying sidewalk in the
vicinity Of the new depot.
See DIR. Stevens ad. relative to the
extraction of teeth. We gave the
dentist trial when he was here re-
Gently, and the teeth were taken out
very quickly and without pain.
Several old soldiers went to the
Lyndonville fair and the reunion of
the 18th regiment on Tuesday, and
there was a good delegation of peo-
pie from this county there on We'd
nesday They were much pleased
with the fair.
Remember this day, October 2, as
one of the most beautiful of the whole
year. A blue sky, bright sun, soft
air and only a gentle breeze. Every
tree has donned it's brightest robe of
colors and, the forests are beautiful
beyond description
The first real freeze Of the fall came
on the night of the Goth of September.
The season has been very agreeable
one and the crops in this vicinity
must be better than the average. The
grass and potato crops were excellent,
while everything else, except it may
have been fruit, has been good.
George Smith of Lynn. Mass, has
been in town Of late visiting friends.
He went to Lynn some years since
when his father moved there and
went into the Office of a civil engineer
soon after, where he has remained
until he has become a good engineer
and commands good pay. We are
glad to note his success.
Geo. w. Buzzell has been making
additions and improvements to his
taking in part of out of
doors and some of the skies.-John
.Ark1ey repairs his shop. That is
right, John, it will not do to leave any
clapboards in that part of
the city now.-The o. II. Mossman
residence has been painted in new
colors.
The Eastern Star lodge had very
pleasant meeting on Friday evening,
when quite large number Of mem
bers Of the Island Pond lodge were
present by invitation. A banquet
was served at p. M, regular meet
ing exercises followed, with after
speaking and charade. One load of
lady members drove down from Island
Pond alone.
The water commissioners of this
village will draw down the water in
the reservoir on Wednesday for the
purpose of renewing the coal in the
filter, and they ask every water taker
to be very sparing Of water on that
day, closing all open vents. The water
mains will be open during Thursday
afternoon and thoroughly rinsed. The
hose companies are asked to come out
on that night for little practice.
There will be a Harvest supper at
the Methodist church on Wednesday
evening next, and a breakfast Thurs
day morning. These gatherings have
been very pleasant since they have
been held, and it is hoped that the
friends of the denomination and of
the PASTORS family will all be present.
Supper from till 9 O'Clock; break
fast, Is cents, children 10 cents.
Young people will meet in the vestry
room.
Timothy G. Kimball, whose sad and
sudden death was announced some
time since in this paper, remembered