Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1876-01-24

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mill Is getting along we'll aud viii be
out again in a few days
BARTON
Remember. girls that 1876 Is leap
year.
J. B. Cassidy returned home from Ire
land last Wednesday.
Market price paid for potatoes BY Z.
; Twombly. at Folsom's neat market
C. Burton Stone. one Of our snterpris-
ing he1ists, lately sent ten Of his gold
pencilsd chickens. to California
Thanks to Mr.. Stone Of the Oaledoni-
az for information furnished the MoN1-
rok in regard to the late fires.
The ice gathersrs are now cutting
large amount Of ice in BelIewater-
The Ice Is twelve inches thick and very
solid
We notice that neighbOr Andrew
Twonbly IS moving out Of the village
and going on TO the Carpenter farm in
the edge Of Westuore.
It IS expected that Col. Fairbanks
and others from St JOhnsbury viii be
present to attend the religious meeting
10 this village, on Thursday evening.
Miss Kate l. Dagrett. formerly Of
Irasburgh. assisted by Madame AdelIna
Motto. the Acknowledged successor of
Parspa Rosa, viii give a concert at the
town han next Saturday evening.
L0sT.-Between John G. Halls and
J. h. Drew's. 4 pair Of silver bowed
spectacles. The finder Will be suitably
rewarded BY leaving the same at Skin
nsr & Drew's store
The address Of Or. Hoskins, Of New
port delivered at Irasburgh. some days
since. viii Be found on fourth page. The
Dr. ssusibly and thoroughly discusses 4
subject Of great practical importance
The annual meeting Of the Orlean.
County Iemperanoe Society. will b
held At Barton on Wednesday. Feb. eth
q, 10 o'clock. a. N. Further notices and
rr0-raume Of exercises. next week.
L d. r Collins for Committee.
The annual meeting Of Barton Libra
~ Association viii be held at the Office
o. ]. n. Webster on Tuesday. Feb. l.
l'75, Il o'clock P. NJ. for the cleo
ti1l e 0ficers and to transact any Othei
business thought proper when met
T. f RAws0N, Sec.
he restaurant IN the basement Of th,
Capt Littis block. has been sold b
landlord Spalding to NJ l. Batcheldsr
Fred Fields Is putting the institution
10 such = state as to make it wholesome
AID questionable, The billiard sa
-1cn bas been closed.
At 20 tine within the past year Ia
tasrs been . greater religious interes
u this county than at present The ei
il-'s Of the Christian Workers who haE
.a'e-y been in Glover. Barton. Brown
Iagioa. Wsstnore. South Barton. Crafts
'-ry, West Charleston and elsewhere
lave been blessed By marked intsres
lal numerous conversions The cry j
san beard in many quarters. Con
over into Macedonia and help Us = an
lie good Eork advances.
While ST. JOhnsbury was being cor
Era'alated because 10 serious fire Ia
'a'urrsi in that village for i've year
tas report came Of the burning ont 4,
e asart Of the great manufacturing e
enlistment Of the Messrs. Fairbank
-alvi..e also suffers the loss Of sever
,1i-tiugs, as will be seen elsewher
l. every village Is doomed. and perpetul
''zl-aace Is the only thing that pos
F'ass the day Of couHagratiOu in any
" villages. Take another look and >,
JOUR shiunsys, funnel holes, receipts
II -a i1r ashes and stoves are safe
A'a ATE meeting Of the stOckhOlde
= 'he Barton National Bank. the 70
wing directors and officers were CD
Hiram Mcclellan. Amory Dayiso
'--a Bailey. IT.. William W. Grout. I
y. i'a''ason. l. H. Thompson. Wm- I
-''-s.L directors. Ata subsequel
-saag the following officers were CD
4. Mcclellan. president: Ana
'l'oa' wee president; H. l. Dewe
-'sf. A dividend Of three dollars
-.s vas declared for the first 70
--''aeas months that The bank was
-''aa- Daring this tine ! lar
Fea's vas created in starting ansr
=! 'lg safe, furniture. Sc. The shor
~ tie usv hank Is excellent.
ne lecture Of Rev. A Dodge. "a
s.lay evening was interesting a.
-''ns He gave brief account
'-yAss across the Atlantic. detailii
=, " TIE sublime as vel a. ludicrO
witnessed From Everp<