Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1879-09-08
MASONIC.
Local News.
BARTON.

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About 10 scholars are attending the
lage schools.
Sweet potatoes, six pounds for 25 cts.
Curriers'. Pie apples 20 cts. per peck.
The weather is coolly and patiently
ting for the corn and late crops to
en- off before a frost comes.
Or. PearsonS, dentist, will be out of
IN this week, but his friends and
tomers will find him at home next
TX.
Be prepared to read the big bills for
Fair and Races. They will be posted
week. We shall have in a fair adj
isement next week.
". l. Robinson is having a coating
gal tar paint put on the roof of his
block, and the whole village is
ing the benefit of the .odor.
The State Fair will be held at Mont
Ter on Tuesday, Wednesday and
prsday of this week. All reports in.
tie that it will be big thing.
Ne are chiefly indebted to the Union
the detailed account of the camn-
etlng at Lyndonville, which will be
interest to many of our readers.
lev. M. V. B. Knox, formerly pastor
be NJ. E. church in this town, but
of Boston, has been invited to a va
: desk in Claremont, N. H., and has
to that charge.
t is said, that beside the natural flow
liquor from the ordinary sources, par
are smuggling rum into this place
1 selling it on the sly. This seems to
an unnecessary enterprise.
Some evil disposed persons recently
and injured several shade trees, tore
vines, and broke large limb from a
eping willow in the door yard of H.
Flanders. The law Furnishes such
nnces.
Rev. M. B. Cummings of the NJ. E.
rch has asked to be released from the
cial duties of his charge. for the pres
or until the affai in which he is
olved in properly settled. Sunday
evening services will be held a.
pal. Rev. Mr.. Wallace and Others
! occupy the desk.
We received call last week from oul
friend and classmate, Olin French O.
httlebOro, one of the publishers of the
centr. Mr.. French was Glover boy
4 the excellent reputation that b,
n there as a scholar and a gentleman
followed him since. His paper i
of the very best published in tn
tie.
Forepaugh with his menagerie an,
gus departed on Monday night a
etly as be came; but we want to sa
FOrd in praise of the whole entertain
nt. 1t was really in every respect
t-class show, probably the best, al
ngs considered, ever seen in this sec
p of the state. 1t is needless to sa
IT everybody who attended it was full
listed.
Our young and wide-awake New Yor
respondent, "Radix," az will be see
his letter, has been visiting the schoc
IS at Vassar College, Poughkeepsi'
T., and he gives a very interestin
punt of that noted institution for til
peatiOn of the young ladies of tn
iion Of the country. If we were
nng lady, we should, by all mean
and get an education at Vassar.
pr. j. E. Prescott of Danvers, Mass
visit Barton on Tuesday and We,
day and Barton Landing on Thur
y and Friday of this week. He is
llful eye doctor, and we can cheerful
commend him on account of the gre
Pd done members of our family
treatment of diseased eyes. He
roughly educated in his professic
Is gentleman. He carries lar,
punt Of spectacles.
Cheney Green. having decided to
of the mercantile business, offers
next fifteen days to sell at cost b
pit store goods, consisting of a lar,
fety of jOiners tools. house trimming
err ware. fishing tackle &C., &c. 7
offers his showcases for sale at
eat reduction from cost. These cas-
e the best in town, if not in the count
arties desiring any of the goods or t
SEES are invited to call and enoui
ices.
We were favored on Friday by a c;
pm Mrs. A. M. Crane Of Cincinna
bio, who lie now stopping in the cour
= few days visiting friends. M
ranO has favored the MONITOR with