Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1874-12-14
Local NcwS.
GENERAL.

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PARTICULARS received.
Remember the Sabbath School Con-
untion to be held at Newport on We'd
pesday and Thursday next. Rev. NJ.
" Prince, of Concord. n. H., will be
rrcscnt and deliver an address on We'd
neslay evening. |. p. Gage from Ne
ira,ka, will also address the convention.
sabbath school workers and others will
ind it to their advantage TO attend.
ALBANY.
There is to be donation visit for the
benefit of the Rev G. W. Griffin, at the
Freewil Babtlst church, on Wednesday
evening Dec. IS. Oysters will be serv-
ed and all arc invited.
Charles Doying has sold his farm to
L. Z. Davis for S1.275.
BARTON.
J. F. Taylor of this village, killed a
pig, last Friday, seven months old, which
dressed $50 pounds. Who beats?
Aaron Twombly has just put in a very
large assortment of hardware the best
probably, in the county. See next paper.
j. W. Hall will sell at auction a lot of
spruce boards, near the cattle-yard in
Barton village, next Friday, at . o'clock
P NJ.
Read the advertisements of f. f. but
ton, the druggist, and O D. Owen. thu
merchant, in this paper. Both have thel
new goods for Christmas and wlnte
trade.
On account of the length of the Mes
sage and other press of matter. we ar
obliged to leave over, for next week
much that ought to have gone into thi
paper.
Singing school commenced last Wed
nesday evening, and legion of begir
ners were in attendance. Next schoo
Wednesday evening. 1t will close ;
5 - o'clock that those desiring to q
SO, may attend the oyster supper.
One Of the dry houses belonging
the Chair Company burned with its col
tents, last Thursday. 1t was filled vii
III flooring and other valuable lumber f
III the new block of Capt. Titles, and tt
IL loss to him is severe.
E J.W. Hall has been so busy stackil
up his piles of new goods that he has n
IL had time to prepare his new advertis
L. ment this week. Look for it next wee
II and between now and then step into
II store and see what you think of
L assortment.
There will be an oyster supper at
new church, under the auspices of
Ladies Sewing Society, on Wednesd
evening, Dec. 10th, at s o'clock,
proceeds to 90 for the benefit of said
cIety, toward defraying the expense
furnishing the new church. The ca
being good one, the managers h
there will be a very general attendar
III Rev. p. N. Granger held Love Fe
at Skinner & Drew's store, on Stature
last In which several citizens particiI
cd After some of the brethren had
Rted their experience, the good PAL
told them they lied" and gave Il
other gentle reproof that he hoped VIC
correct their habits. The brethren Fl
ly warmed up" and the scene was
Of unusual interest.
Somebody has sent US postal C
The postmark is so indistinct that
not readable, and there is no writin
the back of the card to tell us
whom, or from whence it came.
writer evidently directed the card
forgot to turn it over and write ~sha
wanted to say. Did he wish to ch
the address of his paper; subsc
stop, compliment US on something h
In the paper, or give US a "cuss
Probably.
We have in our office genuine s
men of the Kansas and Neb
plague. 1t is dried and stuffed
eass of real hoppergrass, three i
IRON the end of nose to tip Of tail,
J. as large around as a mouse. 1t
r lassooed in Florida but is the
r Kind as lives out west-and br
mere by Mrs. Mary Robinson, an'
With her mother, Mrs johnson, to
= We are indebted for the loan of the
we have engaged it for a week, a
IS Who pay us in advance for next
can have free look at the little
aid N'yer' antl-granger and mlddie-m
u. ,is also eau those who don't, If they
e. call in.
er; III
CO.. Mr. John Evans of this villag
1 1ae celved dispatch last week Stain.
.ns MS son, Charles E. Evans had die
''o uehIy IN Forrestville, MINI. on s.
sd Nov. 29th- From the Progress
80 hshcd In Spring Valley of that st
SD clip the following;
,sy Born in the village of Burke
g@1 ABOUT the year 1929, we believe
~ Evans moved from the East IN
county some IL years ago, being
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