Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1872-12-16

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Local News.
ALBANY.
"A. & W. G. Rowell sell personal
lily at auction on Saturday, Dec.
See advertisement and posters.
BARTON.
you want good clean shave, 60 to
Cassidy's. He will shave you so
when you get through you won't feel |
you had been butchered.
BE up-mail train, last Thursday night |
delayed hours in consequence of
ight train being off the track below
Johsbury.
j connection with the exercises at
Brick church, Tuesday Eve, Dec.
!, Aella Green of Springfield, Mass,
kpected to read one of his best poems.
bod time is expected.
1hirty-two couple-some from the
ading and some from this place-met
ohm Arkley's, last Wednesday even
for good time. Dancing and oys-
were the order of the evening.
The recent SHOWS have started the
Der from the mountain side, and Mos
ms mill, which for a time had no
rk to do, is again under full Roadway,
b the chair sticks are flying in all di-
tions.
On the business directory painted on
rs, by i. r. Wood, Jr., and hanging
The Post Office there is no stenciling
transferring, as many suppose who
Ne seen it but is all done aOtM brush.
Two more runaways last Thursday
brning. One single team loaded with
Dir and iron; the other, two horses
d a logging sled +; the first belonging
Geo. W. McGafey, of Glover and the
to John G.. Hall of this town. Great
eitement. Nobody hurt.
THEY'RE CoMING.-McLear's Star
gregation and Brass Band. Will ex-
Bit at Town Hall next Wednesday and
bursday evenings, dec. Is & 49,
b1ging from the appearance of their
ent and their style of advertising
judge it will be good show, such a;
rely comes this way. A gentleman ii
Is place who saw it in Canada a few
seks ago also pronounces it an excel
Dc show.
1t is generally understood by travelling
Ows that Barton has no Hall, ant
erefore many troupes pass by that woulo
herwise CALL This is mistake. AL
Rough not the best hall that ever was
nee the Academy has been repaired
hd the stairway which before cut tn
bill in two in the middle, taken out,
very fair one, commodious enough
accommodate all who would be likel,
b attend anything that travels.
Mr.. E. B. Simonds has been canvass
no the town of Glover for the book ell
tiled "The Great Industries of the Uni
b States" and with such success as
build not have attained. only for the il
insic value of the book. He tn
Forming showed us the names of sixt
the solid men of Glover. He wi
Jon canvass this town, when we bespea
BIZ him the success he and the book d
erves.
At the annual meeting of Orleal
odge No. 55 Barton VT, the followir
Ulcers were elected for the year eEs
|ng: J. P. Baldwin, W. M; H. M
lure, S. W; Martin Batchelder, J. v
H. Dwinell, Secretary j. E. Ski
Yer, Treasurer Geo. Bush. S. D. 90.
pslyn, ]. D.. W. L. Virgins, w.
rown, D. w. Robinson, Stewards;
y. Robinson, Tyler H. Pierce, Ma
ball; Emery Cook, Chaplain; E.
lawson, Organist.
Let all who wish to enjoy good til
nd listen to an interesting lecture,
morrow evening, attend the Festival
Masonic Hall. Prof. Rix and Mr..
lrs. Beedle, we understand are to
resent to enliven the musical part
be entertainment. Let no one stay
lone.
Our citizens were startled two wee
go last Saturday, by the announceme
by telegraph, of the death of J. Boar
nan French, an estimable young IN
prmerly of and we'll known in this v
Rge, who died of bilious fever, in I
Fest-Brainard, Minnesota, near La
5dperior-the Goth of last month, VIII
e went only a few months since, a
Fas in the employ of the Northern
Fife Rail Road Company. His rema
rrived last Tuesday evening, and w
arried to their last resting place in
cemetery near this village, Thurst
fternoon. He was son of the !
Judge f. S. French-one of the best n
be town ever had-who died lii
yer a year ago. This sudden and
Epected blow comes heavily upon
nother and only sister who still live
bis village, and have the heartfelt sy