Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-02

aC0Q the SYSTEM OLeSo - AOV 0uIOLio
resulted. Mrs. Skinner returned about
three weeks ago, since which time
her decline has been very rapid. She
was the Youngest daughter of the late
Amos Robinson and had always been
a resident of this village. She was a
woman possessed of good intellect and
noble character. always ready to as
sist in labors of love and charity She
leaves a husband, one daughter, three
brothers and many relatives and
friends. The loss is a great bereave-
ment to her niece, Mrs. Mae R.Batch-
elder.who was brought up in the fam
ily from a small child, and who has
only recently buried her father from
the same family. Funeral services
we're held on Sunday, Sept. 1st, Rev.
Mr.. George of Newport officiating.
The very large number present show
ed the esteem and respect the COM
munitv had for the deceased. The
sympathy of the public is extended
to the afflicted friends.
Barton Landing.
L. M. Hubbard will be at the Valley
House Sept. and Is to collect taxes.
There were two auctions in the place
Saturday, one of the household furni-
ture of Frank Savaria, and the other
a sale of dishes at Gibbs shop in the
evening.
Mrs. Efie Simpson died of consump-
ton last Monday morning, after an
illness of only few weeks. Funeral
services Tuesday, Rev. Mr.. Rowland
officiating.
Miss Zaida Wiley has gone to Roch-
ester, where she will teach in the
grammar grade the coming year. =
Mabel Flint and Eva Dodge will teach
in Charleston this fall
Henry Dexter Of Sheffield and Miss
Welch of Wheelock have been visit
ing Miss May Dodge.-A brother of
Mrs. Ed. Skinner has been visiting her
the past week.-Dr. @. K. Smith and
wife from New York are visiting at
FL. S. Webster's.- Miss Winnie Bush
of Boston is spending her vacation
with her parents.-Mrs. Chas. Cush-
man of Manchester, N. H., has been
visiting friends in this place.
Albany.
Miss Annie Balch of Lunenburgh,
who has been here on visit, has re-
turned.
All Page and wife and Walter Cush-
ing and wife of Boston are visiting in
town.1o9 o. JGoU crew 8W xsb 80
: Peter Mitchell, young man who
has been working for F. Reynolds, did
not lose an hour in five months.
Levi Bashaw has moved from his
block into his fathers house, and Joe
Freehart and w. Gobar into the house
vacated by Bashaw.
Miss Nellie Donaldson has returned
to Worcester, Mass, and Miss Carrie
Donaldson. to, Vergennes. Myrtle Ed
ridge has, gone to Westield, Mass;
Mary Brown to Wolcott. fd4v4 ufy
Rev. A. J. Cameron gave his lecture
on the late @. E. convention at Barton
last evening. He will report at North
Troy on the evening of Sept. 8; at
Westmore, Sept. 9TH.
Nathan Beede is cutting and draw
ing lumber for Mr.. Robinson, the gen.
tleman who has purchased the mill of
the Albany Manufacturing Co. The
lumber will be worked up into bicycle
rims
The academy school begins to-day,
under the tuition of Miss Wiley,
principal, Miss Mamie Hayden, assist
ant. The school is free to all advanc-
ed scholars in town. The term prom
ises to be a successful one.
A CARD wish to express, through
the columns of your paper, my sincere
thanks to the friends and neighbors
who so kindly assisted me by their
donations in my loss by fire. May
heavens richest blessing attend them.
T. 0. ANDRUS.
East Albany.
Ed. Wells and Fred Twombly start
out this week with their threshing
machine.
Mrs. Jennie (Stiles) Kimball and
family from Lowell, Mass, are visit
ing at George Annis' Ralph Willis
from Worcester, Mass, is in town for
visit and rest.-Mrs. Ell. P. Coburn
from Sutton is visiting in this vicini-
ty. = Warren Story has gone to
Greensboro and HardWick to visit his
sister. Mrs. Andrew Calderwood and
daughters.
Ira Colburn, a well-knoWn citizen,