Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-08-06
Local News.
GENERAL.

VIII L<AAhA<.
BENNINGTON CELEBRATIoN.-The pros
is fair for large attendance from
vicinity to the Celebration next
K. The hard times however, prevent
by from going who desire to 60. The
Grams in the county will 60 on Tues
morning, those from No. Troy and
nifty, via Richford, where the fare is
70, down and back. From other
is of the county they will go south
the morning mail train, via Bellows
Is and return on Friday or Saturday
ht on the train that reaches Barton
p. m. The fare by this route is
30 from this county.
NoncE TO VETERAN SoLDIERs.-The
Ean soldiers are required to meet at
times and places mentioned for or
izatiOn into companies, and to make
engements for going to Bennington.
the Town Hall, Barton Village,
day evening at z l-2 o'clock ;
the pOstOfice at Barton Landing on
ursday evening at z o'clock Veterans
Bloomington. Westmore and vicinity
meet at the school house at East
wilmington on Thursday at o'clock
p. The meeting in Greensboro will
at the village on Thursday at 8
ock p. m. ; at Coventry village Thurs
at l o'clock at West Charleston
Charleston, Morgan and Salem on
ursday at 5 o'clock {; at Glover on
ursday at 6 o'clock p. m.
Any veteran in the county who does
join the organized companies will be
igned to place, and entitled to all
privileges afforded, by addressing
undersigned. Veterans in the county
take the mail train south Tues
morning. Take your blankets, and
ions if you choose. Tents, straw anC
! will be provided gratis. Board 81
day--uncooked provision Furnished
cost prices. Wear blue coats anC
TX pants if possible. For further in
nation address,
GEO. II. BLAKE, Barton, Vt.
ALBANY.
Rev. A. Watson, former pastor, is il
Vn visiting among his numerous
ends.
The ladies of the Benevolent Societ,
We made a generous contribution anC
divided new window shades for tn
ngregational church.
Albany's regiment of drOvers is beiDI
nforced by some new recruits. The,
II gather up several thousand animal
season if they have good luck.
The Bennington celebration is near O
nd, and there seems to be little dom
this vicinity. We would say tina
Any desire to visit Bennington dul
this most important celebration of
ptury, they can do so at a cost nc
cessarily exceeding $40. If there
organization in this town that the
n join, they will be assigned to CON
mics, and have all the advantages {
her parties, by reporting to G. +
lake of Barton, commander, who wi
re them all necessary information an
PIX after their interests generally.
BARTON.
Sunday-schOol evergreen service" {
E Congregational church next Sunda
m. at 8 o'clock.
Rev. BENZ. Drumming from the Yves
rmerly Of this county. will preach
e Methodist church next Sunday afte
pOn at half-past one o'clock.
The Fair Ground Company publiI
cir premiums and make announceme
the Fair to-day, which comes of We
rly this year. There is little time
operation, but we hope those interest,
Il use it to advantage. See premiu
Carl ID. ROwell went TO Boston with
d Of sheep the first part of last wee
a q soon after his return was tax
Pzy. He has since been in q conditi
require the aid of several persons,
Yep him from doing violence to hims,
nd others.
Reuben Devereax will make an a
Ouncement in our next issue that W
'e Of great Importance to those W
Vish to buy sash or doors IN the mea
line he viii sell them for lower pric
han they have been sold in this town
'wenty years.
The raspberry buyers in this pla
ames W. Hall. and o. d. Owen, ha
cent to market nearly 10000 pounds
berries since the picking season co
nenced. They sent over ten tons Il