Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-12-17
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Geo. w. Smith & Son, the famous
Hanover Cracker manufacturers OF
White River Junction have just issu-
ed their beautiful calendar for 1895. II
you wish one send four cents Ill stamps
and your address and they will send
you one.
Geo. w. Quimby Post of this place
has invited Barton Landing, Glover
West Burke and Lyndonville Post
members, together with the w. R. @
members from the same places, to
meet for campfire and sociable at G
A. r. Hall in this village on Tuesday
evening, Dec. IS. A very pleasant
gathering is anticipated. Refresh
ments will be served from 6 to
O'Clock, in Post Hall.
At the annual meeting of Quimby
Post, G. A. R., the following officers
were chosen for the year: Command
er, Geo. FL. Blake; Sen. V. c., j. L.
Downing; Jun. V, c., E. Ell. Webster;
Chaplain, B. F. Emerson; Surgeon,
Warren Simpson; Officer of the Day,
A. d. Folsom; Officer Guard, O.Dwy-
err; Sent, Daniel Hunt; Colorbearer,
G. S. Clogston; adjutant, VIM. Brun-
ming; delegate to State encampment,
O. Dwyer; alternate, E. I'll. Webster.
Barton Landing.
Five persons united with the M. E..
church yesterday.
The first lecture Of the Barton Land
ing Lecture Course will be given in
the NJ. E. church on Wednesday ev-
ening, Dec. 10, when Hon. j. w. Gid
dings, Lieut.. Governor of Michigan,
will deliver his popular lecture, Gun
Gle Sans People," Mr.. Giddings is
an eloquent and instructive speaker,
and should draw a full house.
South Barton.
Elsie Wheeler has gone to Name to
spend the winter.
Lucius Gordon has moved to the
Chas. Frost house for the winter.
Grandma Thompson, in her 91st
year, is amusing herself this winter,
spinning and knitting.
a. W. Varney has let his farm to G.
ence, Mass, to work. He has his
old situation in a mill and Mrs. V ar
ney goes back into a large boarding
house as cook. We ase sorry to lose
them, but wish them abundant sue
cess.
Albany.
Mrs. Elijah Stone is sick with jaun-
dice.
John Wright and granddaughter
have returned from their trip West.
The donation at nj. E. church
to $115, although the
weather was far from the best.
East Albany.
Mrs. L. L. Sanborn is slowly improv-
ing.
Ed. Wells has moved back to his
old place.
Eva Brown and Addie Brook have
gone back to Clinton, Mass, to spend
the winter.
Mrs.Alex Annis has been to Green's
ooro TO care for her mother, who was
quite sick.
There will be Christmas exercises
at the old Free Baptist church on the
evening of Dec. "a.
Mrs. II. M. Hunter and Mrs. Geo.
Annis have been to Sutton to visit
their sister, Mrs Fl. P. Coburn.
The school in district No.9 is taught
oy Miss Hattie Batchelder, who taught
5he fall school. She is an excellent
5eacher and deserves the respect of
her pupils and the community.
Stanley Marsh has gone to Westmore
20 work in the woods.
Mrs. Burt Dutton from Hartford, is
visiting at E. E. buttons.
George Virgins has taken the job
10 saw out lumber in Preston's MILL
Avery Denison is gaining slowly, he
IAN walk about the house on crutches
George Kinnie and wife have re-
urned home from Swanzey, N. H.,
where ttcv lave been visiting.
Rev. Mr.. Ford, who has been hold
ng meetings at Evansville, preached
1t the Center, Sunday, the 9 inst.
Mrs. Albert Wells is sick with sci
.Gic rheumatism. : Mrs. Mary Dudley
ell las Wednesday and sprained her
mike very badly. = Mrs. Edah La
'ialre has been quite sick with the
aundice. = Bernice Grow is quite. sick.