Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1877-11-12
Local News.
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be sidewalks in this village are I'M
ping repairs. Nothing speaks bet
or village, than good clean streets
we'll kept sidewalks.
lexandria Frasier has sold his La
farm on the west hill to John Grow
liking a smaller farm near the river
for part pryment.
rof. G.. R. Cowles of Craftsbury has
bging school at the West village.
g a thorough and competent teacher
we hope the signing in this vicinity
be much improved under his ln-
elton.
he widow Of H. H. Hyde added to
cemetery, last week, a very fine Ital-
marble headstone at her husbands
ye, manufactured by II. r. Mack of
dwick. The design of finish is the
Iht Of artistic beauty.
he farm, produce, stock, farming
}, together with large amount of
r property, belonging to the estate
The late H. H. Hyde Of Albany Gen.
will be sold at his late residence at
ton Thursday afternoon, Nov. 10.
Dr.. S. CANNED Of Barnet, has come
} this village and established an Of
at j. B. Darling's hotel. DIR. G.. is
'pmepathic physician, has had con-
frable practice, and an experience in
General Hospital at Washington, d.
Rev. S. w. Chaplin has rented r.
Darling's house on New street and
we'd in to it.-E. G.. Wardly has
Ved into j. G. Dow's "Kendall'
SO at the north end Of the village
hrles Laclair has moved into ].
Fles' Laren house.
DR.. d. NJ. Parker has gone to Burling-
and will go from there to Iowa to
ind the winter in a climate more con-
pial to his impaired health. By the
parture Of DR.. Parker we lose a use
and skillful physician and an ex-
lent citizen. DR.. ]. G. Campbell
mes to take his place and we bespeak
him a cordial welcome and a good
lctice.
BARTON.
The Sunday evening prayer meetings
the Village will be held as union
|etings until further notice.
n. A. Folsom has large lot of clean
low that he offers for sale at 8 cent.
pound, and will deliver the same to
rsOns in this vicinity.
We Republicans are cOnsoling our.
YES in the sOmber hours afterthe cleo.
n' because this is the "ofF'' year,
tle too far off in some sections.
The funeral of Miss NOyes of Berlin,
!, who died at Seymour Fisk's, was
ended, yesterday, by large number
people at Mr.. Fisk's place on the
luntain.
NeighbOr Atkins of the Argus, accus.
kinsley Of the Clipper. of having the
ID. Guess Hiram is mistaken ; Kins.
7 closed his seven years apprentice.
Up at that about two years ago.
See Henry Gays advertisement. New
that will be of interes
all who want TO sell mittens or stock
gs, or buy a yard of cloth. Gay il
ing a good business and is not afraiC
advertise it.
}. W. Hall & Co. start off irst-rat,
their new departure" the cash sys
p. Last week their trade was heavy
4 this week they take column and ,
y Of our paper to inform the publ,
regard to their business.
Oscar ID. Owen, who has now beer
I k about eight weeks with what ha,
|en called typhoid fever, still remain,
critical condition. A council q
'ctOrs' last week. did not consider hi
'se hopeless, though dangerous.
Those business firms in this place VIII,
ave been most liberal in their advertis
g patronage since the MONITOR wa
arted, are our best advertising custom
rs to-day. They have proved to thei
'ti'factiOn that advertising pays.
i. X. Drew and Charles UfFord hav
cen doing a large job in bringing wa
r into the west part of the villag,