Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-12-02

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tenements recently in this village. L. w.
Hildreth has moved into his new house.
f. ID. Clement will move into his tenemen
over the drug store the last of the week
Ernest Wheeler has moved into the house
owned by Burt Rood.-Fred Forest has
moved out OF the Stafford block into Dean
Rogers hOuse.-Fred Phillips has moved
from Mrs. David Harriman's house into
the Stafford block.-Mr. Baraw has taken
possession of the tenement at Mrs. Harri-
man's.-Arthur Miles has moved on to the
Glen Dodge farm and Samuel Wells has
moved from the Dodge farm on to the
place he bought of John HalI.-Jerry
Batchum and his choppers, who are to get
the timber off the Halsey Hall place, have
moved into the building which was occu-
pied by Harrison Badger for a livery stable
Office on his premises.-Fred Huntress
moves into F. d. Clements new house this
week.
South Barton.
Oliver Willard who has been quite sick
is somewhat i'm proved and able to be out
again.
Our four young sportsmen have returned
from Maine after a pleasant two weeks
outing, bringing six deer.
Richard Sargent was seriously hurt one
week ago while unloading ties. He was
STOPPING over to pick up one when a tie
standing on end fell over striking him on
the back of the head. He is gaining
slowly.
R. B. Lang is rushed with business and
now employs about twenty men in his
mill. He was to have a side track put in
but it has been decided to defer the matter
until spring when the track will be forth
coming.
Albany.
The Cong. social at T. B. Johnson's was
postponed for one week on account of the
storm.
George Walker is suffering from an alb
scess OF his .face.-E. G.. Butler still con
tinues in poor health.
Thanksgiving came with such severe
weather that many of our people preferred
staying at home while others entertained
their friends in the usual manner.
Ora Rowell has bought n. A. Cutters
farm in Craftsbury.
Miss Julia Rogers is home from John
LyndonviIle.
w. K. Annis recently bought a Hicks
barometer, which is a fine instrument.
We hope to have better weather now.
Rev. w. P. Clark of Bulgaria will lee
ture in the Cong. church Friday evening,
Dec. 6. Subject, EMISSION Work in Bull
garia." He is from the same station as
Miss Stone, who is now held by the
brigands. The lecture will be illustrated
by lantern views. An offering will be ia
ken at the close. A cordial invitation is
given to all.
East Albany.
Mr.. Aaron Skinner is stopping with G.
A. Tinker.
Mrs. Mary Willis who has formerly spent
the winters in Montpelier has rented rooms
and will board with Ernest Sanborn for
the winter.
Ernest Sanborn lost a good work horse
by Iockjaw, and the neighbors and friends
have raised a sum of money to help in buy
ing another.
A Z desire 20 OuAuk III lHlS
way our neighbors and friends of Albany
and adjoining towns, for their sympathy
and help in sustaining the loss which has
recently come upon US.
Mr.. AND MRS. ERNEST S~ANBoRN.
School taught by Leo Cook in district
9 closed Nov. p with exercises in the
and much credit is due both
teacher and pupils. After the closing exer-
oicoS of tho SahOnIhnnSo of which ahnnf
one hundred were present, the people pre-
pared a chicken pie supper at Mr.. Ernest
san born's for the school,. Mr.. Cook is
much esteemed both by parents and
scholars. During the past term a flag has
been purchased by subscription and a new
pole erected; curtains have been
bought and the new school house is fitted
up with all modern conveniences and is a
credit to the town.
South Albany.
The South Albany school closed Satur-
day, Nov. %. There were 28 pupils regis
tered. Whole number of absences during
the term 253 days. There was only one
5ardy. Twenty-Five pupils had no alb
sences. Those having no absences were
Will Graham, George Powers, Clement
BuchnelI, Dan Dewing, John Miller, Wal
.er Uric, Robert Anderson, Earle Vance,
OrIo Vance, Leo Dewing, Willie Miller,
Uric, Fred Williams, Herbert Ora
nam, Grace Vance, Evelyn Dewing, Eva
Dewing, Katie Miller, Alice Dewing,
Gladys Copeland, Myrtle Dewing and
Scott. Lizzie NJ. Cameron, teacher.
Bloomington.
Ernest and William Barnum have taken
Job numbering of S. S. Tinkham.
The 1. o.. G. 7. gave a free oyster supper
20 their members last Monday evening
was we'll attended and very much
by all.