Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-02-08


liver his popular lecture on ssFools' al
Seaver's hall Tuesday evening, Feb. 16.
DR.. Henson is spoken very highly of
wherever he has lectured, and this is sure
to be one of the most enjoyable entertain
ments of the course. Let every one be
present.
There will be a Gospel Temperance
Netting at the school house in the Dew
ereaux neighborhood next Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock. Members from the
Endeavor society and Epworth League
will have charge of the service. It is hop
ed that the people will turn out and fill
| the house.
/ We are in receipt of an obituary notice
on the death of Mrs. Levi Bean of .Suf-
| field, Canada, who has friends in Orleans
county. She was a daughter of Nathan
Taylor of West Hatley, and married Levi
Parsons Bean in 1856. Mr.. Bean died in
1868, leaving her with two sons. The no.
tice speaks of her in terms of praise.
Mr.. Owens large line of regular GUS
toners and many others will be interested
| in his big advertisement which appears in
this issue. There probably was never
large an amount of good could be bought
for a given sum of money. Money is
scarce but little of it goes a good ways
in the line O. purchases. Read the ad.
carefully.
Mr. Eastman, of the firm of Boynton &
Eastman, who have secured the agency in
this state for the sale of the National
Remedy for the cure of the liquor habit,
was here last week in the interest of his
business. Messrs. Boynton & Eastman
have great faith in the cure; they go into
town and by giving free treatment of
case give the people a chance to see for
themselves just what the remedy will do.
Barton Landing.
Miss Effiie Seavey is at home for a few
days.
Mrs. Ernest Mathews is visiting at her
home.
An Epworth League rally will be held
Feb. 10.
Ed. Perley is getting ready to put up
house in the spring.
Jonas Flint and wife have been visiting
friends in Charleston.
Alison Trip has purchased some real
estate of George TwombIy.
Frank Twombly has returned from
Mass. and is working for w. C. Twombly.
j. III. Bartlett's school at Coventry will
close this week, after which he will reside
permanently at this place.
There was a fire started at Lothrop's
last week, which, luckily Twas put out be-
fore much damage was done.
MONITOR readers will see what our mer-
chants, Messrs. Locke and Kimball are
talking about in their new ads. from week
to week.
The Thespians will give the drama, zone
Kind of a Family" tomorrow Tuesday,
evening. Everyone should be present to
hear them.
The Christian Endeavor and Epworth
League societies have decided to have
lecture course this winter. Four lectures
will be given.
Jonas Flint has completed his time at
Twombly's. We hope that he will find
something to interest him here, for we do
not want to lose him. -
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ing pretty good entertainments for the
past week, but have not sold much medi-
cine. The general health in this vicinity
is good.
Albany.
Mrs. E. E. Mathews and son from Bar
ton Landing are visiting friends here
Mr.. Tucker and wife and daughter are Wis
itinp at Mr. Wallace
The two windows purchased by the La
dies Aid, were placed in the M. E. church
as memorial to the deceased mem bers of
the M. E. Aid society, they being Mrs. S.
Vance, John Hovey, B. o. Aiken and Mrs.
Thomas Johnson and daughter.
The winter term of school in Dist. No
taught by A. Mamie Hayden closed last
Friday. The following named scholars
had no marks: Misses Ida and Alice Ten
ney and Johnnie Richardson's; department
good, examination 100, Miss Eva Guyette;
examination 100, Master Lyman Tenney
absent one day; Geo. Lanphere absent d
days; Master Frank Miles absent ID days
on account of sickness, examinations good.
East Albany.
Mrs. Willis and child have returned to
their home in Mass. accompanied by Mrs.
Willis mother, Mrs. g. III. Annis.
The school in district No 9, taught by
Allen Tichurst, closed last week. The term
has been very successful one. 1t is hop
ed that new school house will be built
soon as the old one is very cold.
The teacher Mrs. Lizzie Cameron, and
pupils in district No. gave Mrs. F. Heath
a very pleasant surprise recently by send
ing her numerous parcels of nice things,
each accompanied by graceful little note
from the donor, expressing their love and
good will. May these children continue
to scatter sunshine through life