Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-01-07

! large collection of birds and animals
which he has himself set up. q. B.
! Ocdway, in the Austin bl ock, does "A
good business in furniture, undertak-
ers' goods, wall paper, etc. Miss
Clement does large millinery bust
ness. as also does Mrs. Simpson. Miss
! Gertie Merrill does good business at
dressmaking, and tailor fitting gar
ments to order. George Ford has a
good trade in fruits, tobacco, cigars,
candies, picture moulding, and does
! barbering. Joslyn & Collins, in Aus
tins block, do large business in gem
eral merchandise. They have been
! in trade over 20 years. Frank ID.
Clement has a clean stock of silver
ware, watches, clocks and jewelry,
and one of the neatest stores in town.
: He does good work and has a good
trade. Whipple, French & Co. carry
large stock of hardware, stoves, tin
ware, crockery, and glassware and do
large business. w. o. Twombly does
large business in heavy hardware,
farm machinery, groceries, paints and
oils, general merchandise, lime and
cement, coal, etc. George Burdock
does boot and shoe repairing, and fine
sewed boots to order. Charley Gibbs
does a good business in fine boots to
order, also repair work. Henry Smith
does a good business in fresh meat
and oysters. III. S. Webster does a
good business in drugs and medicines.
j. w. Fletcher's son does good bust
dess in groceries. j. w. Fletcher has
harness shop and does good work.
Frank Moulton also does a good bust
ness at harness work. George Nor
rill has large livery and feed stable
at the hotel. III. Badger has feed
and livery stable and does stone work
or filling by contract. w. Daniels sells
tobacco and cigars under hotel. Dave
Wiley has a feed and sale stable at
the Taplin & Rowell barn. S. Win
slow and Dana Bean are dealers and
shippers in horses and cattle, sheep
and hogs. Taplin & Rowell do a large
business in horses, harnesses, farm
wagons, etc. Brennan Bros. do a
good business in iron work, horse
shoeing and repair work. John Win
get does horse shoeing and repair
work at the old Flanders shop. Alison
Trip does wood work, carriage re-
pairs, etc.
Albany.
w. H. Chaffee recently dressed four
pigs, eighteen weeks old, whose COM
bined weight was 642 lbs. They were
a cross of White Chester and large
Yorkshire and were bred by e. @.
Butler.
Public Installation Of the officers Of
the Geo. II. Phelps Post, G.. A. r.,
Saturday evening, Jan. u, by Com.
D. r. Cobb. Refreshments free. Also
installation of the w. r. Q. officers,
same evening, at Maple Hall. All are
invited.
East Albany.
The steam saw-mill will start this
week.
Rev. All. Cameron is improving in
health, but is still confined indoors.
Rev. Collins, who has been quite
sick with grip, is able to be out again.
Mrs. d. Lawrence is sick with ner-
vous prostration.-Mrs. Julia Morrill,
is sick with pneumonia.
One of the pleasaDtest events of the
week was a quiet wedding party at
the home of A. w. Eldridge to witness
the marriage of his daughter, Matte,
to Mr.. Irwin Anderson.
There Will be a donation at the Free
Will Baptist church, Thursday eve,
Jan. 10, for the benefit of Rev. r. w.
Collins. A good entertainment and
oysters will be served. Everybody
come.
Bloomington.
Frank Heath has rented Denison
Stafford's house.
Fred Smith and family have return
from Bedford, Mass.
The Poverty party at MIG. Dutton's |
was a success in every way.
Orson Grow and his daughter, AL |
berta, spent Christmas at home.
Miss Lettie Folsom has been visit |
ing her sister, Lora, the past week.
Mrs. David Dutton is very sick with |
pneumonia, and Mrs. Geo. Young is
caring for her.
Miss Ada Lapierre and her friend,
Miss LOUISA Felker, return to their
work in New Hampshire to-day.
There will be donation at the town