Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1898-01-31

Fred j. Newton has finished his carpen
ter job at Newport Centre.
Miss Daisy Martin of Craftsbury is visit
ing friends in this locality.
Geo. Saunders has lost two cows recently
There seems to be demand for ssKoN
Kure.'
ST.. Wallacd and sEfmer are putting il
machinery at the Graham & Skinner mil
at the Branch. goi eoam k99o 1sE1
Mrs. M. Beach; has smoved to fBartor
Landing where she will be cared for by
Mrs. Joseph Clough.
A kind and smiling hostess makes 6
cheerful company, as all can testify who
spent the afternoon and evening of Jan
25 with Mrs. A. r. Cowles.
The kaleidoscope was SO much enjoyed at
the exhibition here that the party has been
asked to return and give the exhibition at
the Cong. church on Saturday evening.
Feb. 5. We predict full house.
Mrs. James Cameron of Glover, teacher
in Dist. No. 2, is giving excellent satisfac-
tion in her school work.-Several other
teachers, who are soon to close their winter
terms here, have done themselves credit
and endeared themselves to the people.
We shall be pleased to welcome them
back again.
D. L. Mcclure is on the sick list, ill with
nervous prostration. He is useful citizen
and his speedy recovery is hoped for
Orrin Delano, for some time sick, is better
and at work again.-E. G. Butler in the
east part of the town, who was confined a
long time with sciatic rheumatism, is out
again. though still quite feeble.
Resolutions on the death of Albert c..
Lunt.
WHEREAS, The great and supreme ruler
of the universe has in his Infinite wisdom
removed from among us one of OurwOrthy
and esteemed comrades, Albert c. Lunt,
and, whereas, the intimate relations held
with him in the faithful discharge of his
duties as cOmrade and commander of
Geo. III. Phelps Post, makes it eminently
betting that we record our appreciation
of him, therefore, =
Resolved, That the wisdom and ability
which he exercised as cOmrade and COM
mander of our G. A. r. Post, by service
and counsel will be held in grateful re-
mem brance.
Resolued, That the sudden removal of
such life from among us leaves vacancy
and shadow, that will. be deeply realized
by all the members of the Post and W.iR.
Resolved, That to those who are in still
greater sorrow, the widow and children of
our departed comrade, we tender sincerest
sympathy, and we express our hope that
even SO great a loss to us all may be over
ruled for good by Him who doeth all things
in love, -
RESOLVED, That copy of these resolu
lions be spread upon the records of the
Post, a copy sent to the ORLEANS COUNTY
MONITOR for publication, and copy for
warded to the bereaved family.
wv? WV: z ?. A HazaHH Committee.
Q. NJ. GEORGE 81,
South Albany. tr-
A donation and oyster supper will be
held at the M. E. church Friday evening,
Feb. 4th. Everybody invited. al
East Albany. -
E. c. Butler has a grade Jersey heifer,
four years old, from which he is making
d lbs: of butter a day 44.-174 pounds wesk.
Bloomington. ~. H. i >.
Robert Murray has finished work for
John Miles.
Miss Lizzie Campbell was married last
Wednesday. Her many friends wish her
much happiness.
Several of the scholars at the Centre have
been kept out by severe colds. The teach
er being ill school did not keep after Tues
day.-Mrs. Thomas Maxwell is very sick.
For the benefit of those who are crying
hard times for the farmer we wish TO
show what F. IL. Skinner and son have
been doing the past year. They have kept
4 dairy of IL COWS through the year con-
sisting of Jerseys, Durhams and natives,
and have delivered to j. G. TurnbuIPs
creamery at Barton Landing II, 290 pounds,
Of cream, making 1873 pounds of butter for
which they received $62O88. The feed of
these COWS has been in summer, grain with
meal ration of gluten, corn and oatmeal;
in fall and winter good early cut hay,
and rowen and ration of
meal leach day, with warm stable and
twice day. From hogs and
calves sold received 500; vegetables sold,
s15. They sold syrup and sugar amount
ing to $257, making total from these
products of $992.88. The farm also fur
aished provisions for the family. Let us
hear from others.
Mrs. A. Gallup is on the gain.
Mrs. w. S. Flanders from Boston, Mass,
is here taking care of her mother, Mrs. A.
Gallup.
The lyceum was success, all enjoyed it
very much. The next one will be held
Wednesday evening, Feb. End.
The donation visit for Rev. Newton will
De held Thursday evening, February Sd.
A cordial invitation is extended.
Mrs Geo KING DANG or of TT brow n