Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-01-22

of F.; D. w. Hildreth, M. OF Ex.; =.
E. Mathews, M. of A.; M. Buchanan,
I. G.; j. A. Smith, o. g.
There will be concert and prone
made at Valley House hall, Friday
evening of this week. M. j. Blair's
orchestra will furnish music. Mrs.
McVicar of Denver, who is here for
the present, will assist in the concert.
N. r. Young, the noted violinist, plays
in the orchestra. The entertainment
will be good. aMr. Lothrop runs tenn
perance house and everything will be
orderly and respectable as usual.
Albany.
Fred Richardson has moved from
the Darling house to his place in Low
ell
Sugar party and literary entertain
ment at Newland's Hall Jan. 80, to
raise funds for ringing the bell.
The G.. A. r. Post will hold camp
fire gathering at Maple Hall, on the
evening Of Feb. I'd, Mr.. Cattanach of
No. Troy delivering lecture. The
lecture will be followed by music and
a promenade.
The community was shocked last
Wednesday evening by the sudden
death of Mrs. Edward Young. She
had been in usual health and was
pouring cup of tea for supper when
she said II have pain in my stom-
ach," and almost Immediately she fell
on the floor dead. She leaves a hus
band and six children. She was a
most estimable woman and her loss
will be deeply felt. Mr.. Young, re-
port says, int nds breaking up house
keeping, will let his farm and will
work at his trade, that of harness
making.
Riley Earle, who lives across the
line, in Eden, had an arm broken and
was badly injured otherwise one day
recently while at work on the side of
the mountain, by having large log
roll upon him, packing him down in
the snow. After hallooing a long time
without raising help, he started his
horses and they went out where peo-
pie saw them, and returned to find
that Earl had rolled the log off his
body and was coming out of the
woods. DR.. Campbell was called to
set the bones and repair damages as
best he could. ~9
East A lbany
A. w. Norcross and wife were in
town last week.
James Mccartney, who has been very
sick for several weeks, is little bet
ter.
The funeral of Mrs. Edward Young
was held at the Catholic church Fri
day, Jan. 10.
Rev. r. w. Collins and wife would
liberal reception and
donation on the evening of Jan. II,
of $102, for which they would thank
their many friends.
Edgar Powers has bought the Reu-
ben Magoon farm.
Bible and S. S. meeting at E.A.Rob
inson's, next Thursday evening.
L. D. Wilson and his daughter, Kat
lie, who have been sick with the grip,
are improving.
Eugene Wilson was run over by
double team last Wednesday. He was
badly injured and his sleigh was dam
aged.
Jasper Smith and Mrs E. w. Dud-
ley have returned from Massachusetts.
Mrs. Lora Fuller has gone to Smiths
Mills, P. O., for the remainder of the
winter.
Mrs. Cate and her sister, Miss Ritch
e, spent a few days with their Uncle |
Norman Mckay, while on their way
from Manchester, N. H., to Canada,
where they will remain until the last
Of February.
Mrs. A. j. Randall of Lowell, Mass,
IS here on visit.
Donation visit for Rev. G. FL. Wright
was grand success.-$11O.
Myron Alexander has gone to work
rs fireman on the railroad.
S. r. Potter is back from Fort Ed
Marshall is home from
froton.
A three Id. three OF. boy at E. O.
Smiths. Small, but E. o. says it is
worth thousand dollars.
All of our mills are shut down ex-
,ept the scythe stone factory, which is
'unning on half time, on account of