Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-11-19


John E Skinner made quite heavy re-
pairs on his barn and house; the Fos-
ter house near the Owen store was
much improved last spring by repairs
done; the Geo. FL. Davis place
is much benefited by extensive
repairs mnde; Simon Smith made
additions and repairs on the house
purchased by him; very pleasant
G. A. R. hall was finished in the at
tic story of the Owen block; Fl. T.
era Block building; III. o. Whitcher
expended considerable on his set of
buildings, much to their improvements;
James Cassidy put up dwelling house
near the Catholic church; Melvin FL
lott is making quite large addition
to the tin shop he recently purchased
of James Cassidy; Aaron Drown pur-
chased a site on the Whitcher lot on
Main street and erected a good, two
story house which is thoroughly
built and convenient for. his family,
with several rooms to let. T.. M.
Hubbard removed the old Hubbard
buildings and is putting up fine res
idence on the old site. He is making
great improvements on the looks Of
the street at this point and will have
convenient and good set of build
ings. Col. I'll. r. Cutler is erecting
large and costly residence on Pleas
ant Hill, at the north end Of the vii
lage, and will have, when it is COM
pleted, the pleasantest home in the
place; E. @. Elliott erected a good
barn and paint shop building. Be-
sides the above, there has been the
usual amount of small repairing,
painting, etc. A pretty good year for
this town after all.
Barton Landing.
A new girl at L. E. Lyons.
George Whipple and family are Wis
iting at his brothers., FL. M. Whipple
Prof.W. E. Ranger of Lyndon Cen
ter preached at the Cong. church yes
terday.
Mr.. Daniels is home from Boston,
where he has been sick since the ex
cursion.
George Churchill is home from ST.
Cloud, Mimi. ION account of his moth
er's health. -
Mrs. John Trip and daughter Cora
weeks visit.
Carl Gay and family arrived here
from Idaho, Thursday, Nov. Is. Glad
of their return. 81 1Jf hosb5I 'i'eso
DAVID Bennett and family will 60 to
Sutton soon, where Mr.. Bennett will
work in the woods.
F. Hall moves to Mr.. French's house
this week. Mr.. Mitchell has moved
into Geo. Ford's home tene nlent.-
Augustus Bennett moves to the Frank
Hall farm this Week.-George sGates
has lately moved into E. E. Stafford's
block.
The Ladies' Aid Society will hold a
bazaar in the vestry of the Cong. church
on the afternoon and evening Of Dec.
II, 13 and Ia, ASArtie essboths useful
and ornamental with, be for sale dome
and Ind sjustswhat yonaafe. PRO
ceeds for the parsonage fund.
Albany.
that weighed % pounds.
S. r. George, George Kelley and
Mrs. Annis are are on the sick list.
Promenade entertainment at Maple
Hall on Friday evening of this week.
Mrs. Elijah Stone is in Glover car
ing for her brothers wife, Mrs. Henry
Salmon.
WHEREAS, An All-wise Providence
has seen fit to remove from our Corps
by death a worthy member, Mrs. En-
ma M. Aiken, therefore
ResolUed, That we deeply mourn the
loss of one who was faithful in the in
terests of our cause and diligent and
self sacrificing in all charitable work
ResolUed, That we extend to the be-
reaved family our heartfelt sympathy
in this great affection.
ResoLUed, That copy of these reso :
lutions be placed on our records and
that one be sent to the family of the
deceased and to the MONITOR for pub
LEGATION.
A. MARIETTE KELLEY,
ARVILLA HYDE, Com.
NANCY ALLEN,
East Albany.
Fl. e. Gray is stocking up his store
and will run as good an establishment
as the business Of the place will war
rant. He keeps almost everything
that an ordinary country store pro-
vides.