Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-10-28

on the second floor is easily unlOlded in
10 the large mows. The COW stable is
seventeen feet wide and extends the entire
length of of the barn. 1t will accommo-
date twenty-five cattle and has two large
box stalls at the end of the stable. This
sta BILE is well lighted and built in an up
to-date manner. IN another part OF the
barn is large horse stable with granary
overhead and pens for swine underneath.
The barn has a siIo 15x17 feet and p feet
deep. The building is painted red with
white trimmings and is we'll built, has all
the modern Improvements and is model
/ structure of It's kind.
/ South Albany.
The Ladies' Social Circle will hold a
chicken pie supper at the NJ. e. church
next Friday evening. All are cordially in
! vited, A pleasing entertainment is being
prepared.
/ Nathan S. Ames died early Wednesday
morning, Oct. %, aged eighty-three years
and six months. Mr.. Ames had been in
/ poor health for some months. lie was a
member of the W. NJ. church OF this place
and had lived with his son, w. +. Ames,
since the death Of his wife some years ago.
N'A~A'N4 A4CA4A CAAS A-Oh9S L A40tgs AGN. Nfs
W. Ellis officiating assisted by Rev. Z.
! Trow bridge.
Bloomington.
Mrs. Orvin Marsh who has been very i'll
! is improving.
Chas. Palin has sold his farm to Mr..
Mitchell of Barton Landing.
Mrs. Orphia Dale who has been visiting
relatives in this place has returned to her
home in Island Pond.
Mrs. Fred Joslyn visited relatives in
4 Barton Landing last week.-Mrs.. u. 4.
] Grow is visiting relatives in Canada.
Bloomington Grange No. 279 will meet
at the academy hall on Tuesday, Oct. 10Th,
at $50 p. M, instead of Friday evening at
the town hall. Should like TO have menu
bers make IN effort to be present il possible.
! Bloomington Center
J The Cleaners will serve a chicken pie
] supper at the residence of L. B. Going,
Thursday evening, Oct. 3lst.
Evansville.
Charles billiard has moved to Westmore.
/ Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. L. A.
i Grow
The net proceeds OF the harvest supper
were $3.50.
The Pike Mig. Co. is running its shop
day and night.
Mrs. w. c. Trip has been in poor health
! for some time.
Mr.. n. S. Hardy was at Derby Line Fri
day and Saturday.
Alfred Tripp and wife have gone TO
Sheffield on a visit.
L. r. Woodland recently.
Mrs. A. II. AIlard is very sick.-Myron
AIaxander's little son is i'll.
8Lr. and Mrs. d. Fl. Randall welcomed a
nine pound daughter last week.
The Pike Mfg. Co. is moving a barn
which was in the way OF getting sand.
Mrs. Joseph Vancor and her two chill
dren, from Derby, and Mrs. Gray, of Bar
ton Landing, visited at William Monteith's
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Clement were greatly
surprised last Tuesday evening when about
forty Of their friends from this place and
from Barton and Bloomington called upon
them. Il t nen occurred to them that on
the 10Th day of October ten years, before
Rev. j. K. Fuller married them, and the
mystery was explained, only to disarm all
suspicion the party came on the evening
of the 22d. Light refreshments were serv-
ed and pleasant social time was enjoyed.
Rev. j. b. Lyman made some felici;ous
remarks as he presented a nice sideboard
to Mr. and Mrs. Clement in behalf of their
fria IL Of bas~ a
esied bright future, voicing the thoughts
of their many friends by wishing them a
long and happy life. Mr.. Lyman read an
interesting letter from Rev. j. X. Fuller
of Windsor, who is a special friend Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clement and showed his interest
in the occasion by sending an epistle OF
friendship by reason of the fact that he
was unable to be present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clement appreciate the good will and
kindness of their friends both because OF
their presence and the substantial token
the beautiful sideboard- which will ever
be a reminder of this bright event in their
lives.
West Charleston.
Geo. Daggett seems to be improving.
Mr.. Geo. Griffin is very ill with typhoid
fever.
Mr.. J. G. ParIin went to Newport to-day
on business.
Mr.. Merton Wilson of Barton was in
town recently.
Norman Eastman has bought the DIR.
Hinman house.
Mr.. Edward Goodwin is putting a fur
mace in his house.
John Foster is at work on the creamery
team for Crawford.