Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-15
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short visiting trip.
Fl. G. Clark has sold his new house on
ater street to H. w. g. M. B. Chafey.
Henry Hayden recently passed through
ere with drove of $50 cattle. He
las lot more to follow.
1t is reported that the starch factory
till run chic fsRR. INOcacOeS' o4V 4opV4 tod
good, but are rotting some.
/. L. Sanders is having a new coat of
paint put on his ComstOck buildings,
And also on the Sargent block. Clarence
Jenkins is doing the job.
A. B. Sargent is grateful to the indi-
Fidual who left him few of his new
variety of potatoes when they stole the
rest. Mr.. S. will have enough to keep
n seed for another year.
BARTON.
Reuben Deveraux is moving into his
pew house.
New sweet apple cider, just right for
boiling, at Curriers'.
Edmund Young is finishing off ten
ment in the lower part of his house.
Some communications and items re-
eived too late for this paper will appear
a the next.
Those who are insured in the Farmers
iutual should read notice Of assessment
B another column.
Rev. L. Phelps and wife returned last
Eeek. Communion services were held
his church yesterday.
Five car loads of stock and 1851
ounds of butter were shipped from this
tation this morning.
A convention of the Sunday Schools
LamOille county will be held at Nor
sville on Thursday of this week.
TOlerably pleasant but chilly weather
Ast week. Thermometer almost down
the freezing point several nights.
The Ladies' Society of the M. E.
Shurch meet with Mrs. Porter Baldwin
bn Thursday afternoon. All invited.
Green & Wallace request all persons
having unsettled accounts, to call and
settle with them this month, without
all.
E. E. Foster has ball at the Foster
louise on Wednesday eve., Oct. l. This
the evening of the second day of
he fair.
Oscar d. Owen and wife took pleas
mt trip recently to Montreal, Quebec,
aguenay, &C., and returned much
leased with the tour.
Cheney Green and Hiram Baxter have
hade trade, by which Mr.. Green takes
be Baxter farm, and Mr.. Baxter the
freen Mountain Store.
Mrs. L. f. Parker is moving into her
enement and millinery rooms in the
Robinson block. and will commence
business soon.
j. W. Hall is moving into his new
tore In the Robinson block. He invites
is customers to visit him at his new
uarterS when he opens large stock Of
ew goods. --rt @
H. r. Mack of Hardwick, one of the
Jest marble workers in this part of the
tate, advertises in this paper. A large
mount of his work is set in this county
Zee his advertisement.
The Free Press Association Of Bur
Pngton are now ready to receive orders
or the only authorized series of Insol
tency Blanks for this State. See adyer
tisement in another column.
An unusual amount of wheat was sowu
asst year, and the most of it is now har.
ested. The yield will be very heavy
looks as though the farmers would
pine nearer raising their bread thar
hey have for years.
The Universalists are raising n sinh
ription for preaching, and will hole
erVices In the Robinson hall. 1t is ex
nected that Miss Shaw will be invited
preach. She was a former resident
this place and is much esteemed.
The Citizen has hoisted its presiden
ial ticket for 1880: "For President
Roscoe Conkling of New York; Vic,
resident, W. w. Circuit of Barton" W,
ndOrse the ticket, and add: For Consu
Belfast. A. A. Earle of MorrisviIle.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pierce were re
inded on Wednesday evening by {
lrge number of young friends, that i
as the proper time in the year to cele
rate wooden weddings. There were tn.
Pual ceremonies, lot of suitable gifts
pd other presents suggestive of ioy,
at might be. And this reminds u,
pat we forgot to mention like visi
which occurred at the residence of O. H
MOssman, some time since.
A large number of friends from Glove
and Barton visited H. d. Bickford an,
wife last Tuesday evening. it being tn
thirty-6fth anniversary of their wedding
Suitable gifts werc presented. consisting
pr silver ware, knives and forks. co;r