Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-10-21

Inc USdCn0rS' meetings OF the town have
been resumed, the second che of the year
being held here Saturday, with good in
terest and attendance.
Remember the G. A. R. and W.R.
meeting the 18th of October. The inspec-
tor, Mrs. Sarah J. Adams, is expected. All
members are earnestly requested to be
present at the meeting at O'Clock, sharp.
The Thespians met Saturday evening and
voted to have D. w. Hildreth put on his
new play, with entirely new scenery, to be
painted in Boston from photographs taken
among the mining camps of the Rocky
mountains.
Rev. J. j. Lewis will deliver his lecture
on the Passion Play at the M. E. church
next Saturday evening. Those who heard
this lecture at Newport last year speak
highly of it. This is not in the regular
lecture course. Tickets on sale at post
office, 20 cts; at door, 80.
South Barton.
John CAVITY is repairing his house.
MILFORD Heath is at work for John For
rest.
Mrs. G. w. Abbott has a cotton plant in
blossom.
They are making the bobbins fly at R. B.
Lang's mill.
Chester CIough, nephew of E. NJ. Clough,
has recently paid him a visit.
AIvah Forrest cut his foot severely while
chopping in the woods last week.
Albany.
D. S. Darling and wife have returned to
Lowell, Mass.
Mrs. Louisa Tenney, aged about 20 yrs,
has the whooping cough.
L. M. Robinson has been in Springfield
after additional machinery for his mill.
Spelling school in Dist. No. s, Nov Sth,
to which all are invited. School closes that
day.
Geo. j. Kelly, Gen. Agt. for the Phoenix,
reports excellent success the month past in
his line.
Ed. Young and father are going to Hard
wick, where they will go into the harness
business.
T. j. Wallace and wife were summoned
to Canada, Saturday, to attend the funeral
of his sister.
Calvin Carter, who has had the typhoid
fever, and Mrs. Joseph Dana, who has had
pneumonia, are improving.
Rev. Cameron was in town recently on a
flying visit. He goes to Woodbury. to sup
ply a desk there. Glad to have seen him.
F. j. Newton, wife and daughter, have
gone to Worcester, Mass; d. L. Mcclure
and wife to Lowell, Mass, G. A. Rogers
and wife to New York CITY,
East Albany.
DIN Story has gone to Concord, n. H.,
to visit relatives.
Mrs. Margaret Willis has moved to the
III. NJ. Hunter house.
Ora Anderson of Crafts bury is teaching
good school in Dist. No. s.
The Ed. Gallagher shingle mill was
burned recently, but Mr.. Gallagher will
rebuild
Geo. lite, who has been on the VIM. Tap
lin farm, near the church, has moved to
West Derby.
Bloomington.
Mr.. Leonard has moved from Barton to
his farm in this place.
Oren Ingalls, has rented Homer Sawyer's
i'AAAi1 oAAN lohSh pOooSoo4Oh'
Alice Murray has returned from the
hospitaI.-Geo. Twombly is better.
Roscoe Dutton, while playing at school
last week, got cut quite badly with a
scythe.
Last Sunday E. w. Dndley's fine horse
stepped on a nail and died of Iock-jaw the
next Thursday.
The schoolroom in the academy has
been let to the Seventh Day Advents for
meeting house, and it is being put in re-
pair.
A. E. Denison's aunt, Mrs. n. P Bow
man of st Johnsbury, visited him last
week.-Elmer Leonard's mother, Mrs.
Nathan Leonard of Irasburgh, and a cousin
from Norwood, N. Y, visited him the
past week.
East Charleston.
E. c. Streeter has moved from Echo
Pond to his place near the village.
Will Hand, Homer Morrill,, and Ezra
Brigham have returned from New York.
Mrs. c. o. Goodwin was called to Bos-
ton recently on account of the serious ILL
of her mother, Mrs. Lawrence.
Don Allbee and Geo. B. Stoddard are ell
ected delegates to attend the State S. S.
convention at ST. Johnsbury.
Amos Piper has moved to Island Pond,
Geo. Peavey to East Haven, and E. G..
Streeter to Lowell, Mass. Mr.. Streeters
family remain here for the winter.
There was harvest social at the parson-
ace on a recent evening for the benefit of
Rev. Mr.. Smelling. The evening was very
pleasantly spent with music, games, re-
freshments, etc.