Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1897-10-11

Henry and Willie Brooks are putting in
machinery and intend to manufacture
bobblns at John Forests MILL
DIR. T. r. Grow from Lynn, Mass. and
Mrs. n. T. Howe and Miss c. Drown from
Littleton, N. H., have been here on short
visit. Ss.ssses
Mrs A. w. varney has been in Glover
caring for her father. joel Tisdale, who
died Oct 9Th. Mr.. }15saaaofiTed in this
town for many ye1rs, and was always
an honest, hard working man. He was
over so years of age.
South Albany.
L. G. Ellis has bought the Brock place
Mrs. Miller has moved into Miss Harvey's
house.
Thomas Marnock is visiting in Maine
and New Hampshire.
Will Anderson was married last Wednes-
day and has moved on to his farm that he
bought of A. D. Patterson.
There was quiet wedding at Thomas
Marnocl5's last Tuesday, when his daugh-
ter May, was married to Harley Hanson OF
Greensboro.
Lawrence Uric, James Uric and wife, ID.
r. Cobb and wife, Mrs, VIM. Williams and
Mrs. Alex Williams went to the White
Mountains last week.
There will be a lecture at the NJ b.
church Thursday evening, Oct. IA, by Rev
Mr.. Rowland of Barton Landing. After
the lecture refreshments will be served.
David Patterson dropped dead from
heart failure, in'his door yard last Tuesday.
His health has not been good for some
time but he was at work that day as usual;
he had complained of headache during
the day and was in the yard, when he fell
and expired without speaking. He leaves
a wife and four children for whom much
sympathy is felt.
Bloomington.
Mr.. Reuben Magoon is improving.
Florence Powers has returned from Or
ford, P. @.
Edgar Wells has commenced work on
his new barn.
Mrs Felix Pelow, who is in a hospital
in Boston, is little more comfortable.
Samuel Maxwell's mother has come
from Morgan to stop with him for a time
AS Rev. M. Holman was away last Sun
day Mrs. Holman gave an impressive dis
course at the Center.
Owen Ingalls, father, who is in the hos
pital at Burlington, is so much better that
he hopes to return home soon.
Herbert Leland has returned from Bos-
ton somewhat improved III health. Mr..
Leland visited his relatives in Brattleboro
on his way home.
Evansville.
The Epworth League viii have box
supper at the vestry of the church Friday
evening, Oct. 10, also literary entertain
ment will be given. All are cordially in
vited.
East Charleston.
Matt Crow has sold his dairy oftwenty
COWS for $500. 80
C. E. Blood is putting on an addition to
his blacksmith shop.
The Mite society will meet at the church
vestry Oct. IA, to transact some business.
Dinner served at II O'Clock.
Extra meetings were held in the church
last week Ministers from Island Pond,
Barton, brOWH1HStoAi anu I1oIId1tu bS1h5
present.
At the auction sale of the c. I. Morse
stock, cows sold from $3.50 to $41. 30; two
year-o heifers, from $1S to $26.75; hay,
SO per ton; oats, 81 cts. per bushel.
A. G. Fellows now has ffty-two cows on
his farm; he intends to winterla boat fifty.
Mr.. Fellows, in company with A.C. Foss of
re hoS n
business this fall buying cattle and sheep.
VIM MouIton, who was working for G.
E. Blood, fell from a staging one day last
week and was quite seriously, injured; he
remained unconscious for some time. AS
soon as possible he was taken to the home
of his son, G. w. Moulton, but has not
been able to be moved home yet.
Ezra Brigham, who has been in New
York, has come home.-John Wilson of
Lowell, Mass, is visiting his father, r. L.
Wilson.-Lewis Clark and family of Iowa
have been visiting at r. P. Stevens.-Geo.
Blood of Lowell, Mass, a former resident
here, has been spending few weeks here
with his son, G. E. Blood.
WestCharlestOn.
w. e. Robinson was in town last week.
Rev. Holman has just returned from
Maine.
A baby boy arrived at Sam Cushnan's
recently.
Mrs. Charles Wheeler and daughter
were in town one day last week.
Will Reed has moved into part of Mel
son Hardy's house.
Kate Bruce has opened millinery shop
in Mrs. Mary Humans house.
J.B. Holton delivered an excellent SER
M ON IN the Raratist church Ia ST Go hhath.