Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-02-23

1t Is really beautiful picture, far supe-
riOr to most of the chromos seen in the
country. The magazine is also such an
one as will be appreciated wherever it is
seen. The magazine. and the large chro-
mo framed with black walnut, may be
had for 1926 of DR.. F. NJ Perry, agent.
If you want good picture and an ex-
cellent periodical, 60 to DR.. Perry's of
flee and examine each, and we think you
will believe what We have said of them
is true.
G. A. Drew, who bought out the sash
and blind shop of H. F. Pillshury, and
took possession January lst, has since
that time been engaged in remodeling
things inside, repairing the old and put
ting in some new machinery. Heis now,
as will be seen by referring to our ad-
vertising columns, ready for business.
In connection with the above we will al
so mention the arrival of c. F. Davis,
of the firm of Davis & Son, of Newport,
who has taken rooms in Twombly's build
ing-next door to the printing Office
and will open wholesale and retail boot
and shoe mandatory, and whose adver-
tisement will appear next week. Both
these gentlemen are from Newport, and
are men who have thorough knowledge
Of and pay close attention to their bust
ness, and are both men Of unquestiona-
bic morals; so We are told by friends
of ours now living in Newport, who have
known them for years. Each viii employ
quite number of hands, and be valua-
acquisition to society and the business
interests of the place. Mr.. Drew has
for the last three years, been employed
by Prouty, Smith. Winn & Simpson,
as foreman of the Steam Mill, at the
Bridge, and Mr.. Davis is we'll known as
member of the Newport Cornet Band
These men should, and will, receive en-
enlargement from the people of this vi
einIty. We cheerfully recommend them
to all in want of anything in their line.
BARTON LANDING.
School meeting tonight. Don't fail
to attend.
D. & C. S. Skinner is the name of the
new hardware firm in this place. We
wish them success.
There will be a Musical Concert in the
church, Wednesday evening, March 4th,
J. E. Chamberlin, Director. A good
time is anticipated. All are invited.
Mrs. II. c.. Bartlett spoke to an at.
tentive audience at School House Hall
last Sunday. She will speak at the same
place next Sunday, at II a. m, on The
subject of "Materialism.
SOUTH BARTON.
Evans and Randall are about to dis
solve partnership in the numbering bus
mess, and will effect a settlement b.
. arbitration. The millennium is not neal
enough at hand, so that it is safe 70
lions and lambs to 90 into cn-partnershiI
yet.
BROWNINGTON.
=, The next Grange meeting will be bel,
Saturday, Feb. 28th, at half past l o
! clock. P. NJ
Hay is plenty and no sale for it. Cow
t are high and selling from s25 to So
} per head.
I Charles Maronville lost his horse on
J day last week, which leaves him withou
team to carry on his farm with
6 Mrs. Elisha White from Kansas, is i
town on a visit. Mr.. White is expecte
. this spring.
: Ezra Crandall has sold his black geld
9 ing horse to W. B. Smith of Newpor
s for 1925.
2 The village school closed Saturda,
8 Feb. goth, without an exhibition as VIZ
z expected for the last three weeks.
= The donation visit that was to be
4 J. H. Evans for Mr.. Culver of Bartc
% Landing, was postponed on account
bad going.
There is a justice in town that CLAIM
- that book account will offset against
note, and decided case to that efe
S. the other day.
20 George Baker, formerly of this tow
~ is again here buying potatoes and
% paying from to 10 cents per bush
IS higher than the Monmouth Co. Tho
~ that have potatoes to sell will do well
no see him.
o. COVENTRY.
50 The Thespian Society, of Barton Ian
81 ing. will play ''Ten Nights in B
90 90 Room. =" and the laughable farce, entitl
99 THE Limerick Boy at the town ha
80 Coventry, next Friday evening, Februa
80 q. Doors open at o'clock; commend
80 at l-2. The people will find that Il
az is worth going to see. See bills viii
96 will be ready for distribution Tuesd
81 night.
90 The friends of the Marshfeld. Hal
o. wick & Black River Railroad, held
qS | meeting at the town hall. In CoYent