Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1878-10-07

optician from Danvers, Mass, will visit
the following places during this week !:
Albany, Tuesday; Irasburgh, Wednes-
day Coventry, Thursday; Barton Land
ing, Friday and Saturday. He will be
at Newport next week. Diseased eyes
skillfully treated. and the best of specta-
cles furnished. Consultation and exam
ination free. Have your eyes examined.
Having employed DR.. Prescott in our
own family, and having received great
and lasting benefit from his treatment of
bad eyes, we very cheerfully recommend
him to all who need his services, and
give place to the following notices from
other papers. G. H. B.
DR.. Prescott is thoroughly educated
man. We are assured that the
utmost confidence can be placed in him.
He fits spectacles and eye glasses to the
eye perfectly and sells them at reasona-
BILE rates.-Methuen Transcript.
DR.. J. E. Prescott, optician so we'll
known in this vicinity, is man of ex-
perience and skill, and persons troubled
with defective vision can employ him
with con6dence.-Brattleboro Phenar.
BARTON LANDING.
Ira Sturtevent is building new car
riage house. s
There are large shipments of stock
and potatoes from this station.
Some evil disposed persons recently
broke all the glass in two windows, Of
L. W. Simpsons barn.
1t is reported that the Insurance firm
of Parker and Austin, will be dissolved
Mr.. Parker still continues in the bust.
ness.
There was not large attendance al
the Riverside ball, on Wednesday eve
The music was good, but there was some
complaint about other things.
There are several who are earnestly
working for the Reform Club and fol
temperance. 1t is possible that thu
Club will merge into a lodge of Coco
Templars. The subject will come VI
for consideration on Thursday evening o
next week.
BRO WNINGTON.
Mr.. Albert Wells is badly afflicted
with inflammation in the eyes. He i
confined in dark room.
Lucius and Edgar Drown have taker
the job of J. G. Orne to get out 00(
gross of whet-stones at his factory a
Charleston.
| 7. F. Marshall boasts of having rails
ed six quarts of beans from only on
bean the first year, and its seed plante
this spring.
COVENTRY.
The ladies sewing society will NEE
with Mrs. Samuel Pearsons, Tuesday
Oct. 9Th.
The milliner and merchant of thi
place, have gone to Boston to purchas
goods.
The Ladies' Mite society meets wit
Mrs. j. P. Wheelock, on Friday ever
ing next.
Charles Walworth has left for Bul
lington, Iowa, where he will hang OIL
his single and commence the practlc
of law.
Willard Hearmon has an aristocrat
woodchuck which wears white fl
coat, and associates with the househol
cat and enjoys the attentions of the boy
For twenty-five cents aoe aoiu send tt
MONITOR on trial from moa0 till the b
ginning Of 1879.
CRAFTSBURY.
Mr.. Eustus Chamberlin was recent
badly injured by falling down stairs.
Some days since IL years old SC
Of Mrs. James Ryan, had both legs brol
en- by being thrown from wagon.
The Craftsbury academy has a libral
for the benefit of the students. Mr.
Lomis has lately presented 20 addition
! books as GIFT.
Gen. William Hidden is suffering fro
l stroke of Paralysis. He was found
his potato field in a nearly senseless co
e dition, one day last week.
: VEST CHARLESTON. 3 2
e J. B. Holton has erected barn a.
shed near his new store.
: Josiah Lyon has moved into the Far
{ er Taylor house, and has fitted up
a barber shop in the photograph room.
James Bullock has taken the Job
: draw the stone used in the manufactr
s whetstones, from the quarry in Morg
e to this place.
Corn and wheat have done well h,
j this year, and farmers seem satisf
t. with both the quality and the amor
n per acre.
% Our starch factory is not runni
this year, potatoes being so light CT
/ that what few can be spared. They e
le a ready market at the cars.
'e One dollar and fifty cents, STRICT
,e IN ADVANCE, s0iU pay for the MONT
D. one full gear.
GLOVER.