Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1873-11-10
Local News.
1LBANy.

Cows ate. A. Pettenglll auction last
week sold at from twenty to forty three
dollars.
l.. C. Dow cut his foot very badly Sat
urday, Oct. I'd. He will be excused
from duty for some weeks.
The Free Baptist Sabbath Sch:cl, at
East Albany, is to give concert at their
church on Tuesday evening, November
IS. Subject ''Christiania and her chill
dren," from Bunyan's Pilgrims Prog
ress, illustrated by magic lantern. 1t
no doubt will he both interesting and
! instructive, as time and money are being
spent to make it so. The public are
cordially invited. Doors open at 6 l-2
O'Clock. Concert to commence Z o'clock
precisely. Come early to get seats. AL
so Wednesday evening following, Nov.
10, Rev. Mr.. Nickerson will deliver a
lecture on Astronomy" illustrated by
magic lantern. Single tickets for adults
q ID cts Tickets for gentleman and lady
% cts. Children under 2 years of age.
n O cents.
BARTON.
c. g. Drown, of South Barton, fur
nishes the timber for the new church
Skinner & Drew's new hay building is
being rapidly pushed toward completion.
The new meeting house is progressing
as fast as the weather will admit. The
body is up and boarded, and the roof
nearly ready to raise.
Special communication, Orleans Lodge
of F. & A. NJ. No. 55, at Masonic Hall,
Barton, Friday evening, November II,
A. L. 1913 G. Fl. DwINELL, Sec'y.
J. P. BALDWIN W. NJ.
Baldwin & Drew have quite large
force now in the woods, preparing to put
in large stock of timber this winter.
They are clapboarding. painting and
fitting up their mill to make it warm as
well as more ornamental.
If the weather could remain warm
few days longer, the very large class
that are now plastering and building
chimneys, would be gratifed But it
takes pretty cold weather to convince
many that they have these jobs to do.
o. D. Owen has been to Boston and
got back. His new goods are at the de-
pot, and will be upon his shelves imme
diately. Bought cheap and will be sold
accordingly. Look out for his adver
tisement. next week or week after.
Rev. s. V. McDufee has closed his
labors in Barton, and removed to his
new field, at Baskerville. N. H. Mr.
McDuhee is fine man, and a good
preacher, and he has the best wishes of
the good people of this community for his
prosperity in the future.
The stockholders of the Barton Ii
brary Association are requested to meet
at the office of Circuit & Baldwin, on the
8th day of Nov. 1873, at Z o'clock
P. NJ, to transact important and neces
sary business for the association.
Z. Z. RAwsoN. CLERK.
The PUBLIC EXAMINATION of common
school teachers will be held on Saturda,
the Goth day of November, 1873, at !
o'clock. P. NJ, in the upper south schoo
room of the academy. Those person,
who are intending to teach IN Barton tn,
coming winter and hold no certifcat,
from me, are requested to be present
and all teachers and the citizens of Bar
ton are invited to attend. There will b
for their inspection, complete set o
the text books authorized by the Boar,
~ OF Education for the use of common
schools in this State.
W. baldwin, OuD -
BARTON ACADEMY AND GRADED Scuoo
The fall term of this school will clos
Nov. l8. The examinations of the class
es in the intermediate and high schools
will commence Monday, Nov. II. an
continue until Tuesday noon. There wi
be general review of all the Studio
pursued during the term. The primar
and intermediate schools will close Tue.
day noon. The closing rhetorical exel
cises of the high school will be he'll
Tuesday P. NJ. commencing at ha
past one o'clock. Parents and all otbe,
interested are cordially invited to atten
both the examinations and closing exc
cises.
Tue TEMPERANCE MovEMRYT.-Ne,
Tuesday evening the temperance mcetir
will be held at the White Church. az
the question Of enforcing tho low will