Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-10-08


road as a drummer and gives up
housekeeping.
The Nj. E. Ladies' Aid Society will
meet at church parlors next Wednes-
day afternoon. Come early, as there
is work.-The annual harvest supper
will be held Oct. II.
Mr.. Heath, better known as ere
gardless," who has been doing night
work at the r. r. station, has been
suspended. His adventures here have
been OF queer order.
Henry Bowley OF Westmore brings
an Alexander apple into this office
which weighs over a pound and is ID
inches in circumference. Says he
raised several barrels of them, all very
large.
The w. R. c., assisted by the Sons
of Veterans, will give an entertain
ment and Pink Tea, Friday evening,
Oct. u, at the G. A. r. Hall, in Ovens
Block. All invited. Whole bill, 20
cts; children, Is cts.
Fred Dwire, who has been running
an engine at Lowelltown, Maine,
came home on short visit last week.
He brought home a fine deer which
was shot the day he came and the
neighbors got generous share of the
venison.
Rev. F. w. Lewis and George
Barnes attended the State Epworth
League convention at White River
Junction last week and report good
time. Mr.. Barnes also attended the
New England convention at Manches
ter, n. Fl.
The only reason why the MONITOR
disfgures it's columns with duns is be-
cause SO many subscribers are in ar
rears. We are compelled by their
delinquencies to keep up the cry. We
shall push hard this fall to get our
list either up to an absolute advance
system or much nearer that place
than at present. Look at the label on
your paper and see what you have to
do to pay up.
Great interest was felt throughout
the county in the trial of Cram and
Bowe for the murder of Isaac Miles,
and the verdict Of the jury convicting
Cram Of manslaughter, is believed to
be justice. Bowe escapes, not be-
cause he was not an accomplish in the
secretion Of the body, but because the
jury believed from the evidence that
Gram inflicted the blowTwhioh] caused
the DEATH. Bowe5 goes elear because
the Indictment was for murder, The.
murderf the resuit,s " itt1out doubt,
of misunderstanding from the effects
OF rum.
Barton Landing.
Rev j. K. Fuller started for Mont
pelier to day.
Will Badger was married to Miss
Clara Allen of Glover last week.
James Turnbull has frightened up
his house with a new coat of paint.
The regular meeting of the G.. A. R.
and w: b. CHS Tuesday, the, 18th, at
ESQ p. m. 5te. 'as uadt tuom 2
Mrs. Ann Cummings from Brown
ington has moved into one of Ahira
Joslyn's tenements.
Mrs. John Brennan and son will
start for New York soon. A. @. Har-
ris will move in John Brennan's house.
Albany.
Josie Darling has gone to Burling-
ton, as guest at Gov. Woodbury's.
The machinery for the saw mill has
come and the mill will be put in read
mess to do business soon.
The religious meetings at the M. E.
church, led by Rev. A. w. Ford, have
been Of much interest and we'll at
tended.
Mr.. NJ. w. Farman, the blind
preacher from Westfeld, supplied the
Cong. pulpit Sept. 22nd, delivering
discourse on Theism. It was sound,
scholarly and interesting.
East Albany.
There will be an auction sale of all
stock, produce, farming tools, dairy
tools and sugar tools on the Amasa
Fairbrother place, Oct. 20, commenc-
at o'clock a. m. Big sale. See bills.
F. T. Russell will remove his goods
and business to East Hardwick. Will
be at the post Office on Friday and
Saturday of this week to settle ac-
counts with his old customers. He is
DESTROYS that all who have accounts
with him be present at that time.
South Albany.
Mrs. Lucy Hoyt is in quite poor.
health.