Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-01-05
ALBANY.


benefit of the Rev. S. W. Chaplin will
take place Tuesday eve, Jan. 18th, in
the hall of J. B. Darling's hotel. An
oyster supper and other ingredients of
good time may be expected.
BARTON.
We want that dry wood. Bring at
once.
The editors pig, little more than
10 months old, weighed 558 pounds.
Read E. E. Rawson's advertisement.
He has a very large stock of goods in
his line, and is making very low prices.
How would the large number of de-
linquents, who promised to pay US before
Jan. /, 1880, like to see their names in
print?
The weather this Monday morning is
as mild, bright and agreeable as an
April morn. The rain of yesterday
makes it pretty slippery, however.
The annual meeting the trustees OF Barton Acad-
envy for the election of officers will be held at the
office Of n W Baldwin on the l4th day of January,
commencing at o'clock p. m.
F.w. BALDWIN, Secretary.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF the Barton
Library Association will be held at the Office OF W.
Baldwin the l3t day of January at o'clock d. n
for the election Of officers and any other business
F.w. BALDWIN. Secretary.
Remember that you can get Walton's,
Vt. Register for 1880 at this Office for
Ii cents, or have it sent from here to
any place in the United States OF Cana
da for 10 cents.
Little Levi Rothchilds, son of Joseph
Rothchilds, died Of fever or inflammation
of the bowels on Thursday morning
last. The remains were taken to New
York for burial
Those visiting Mr.. Wilson's picture
gallery should examine his scenery oil
paintings,and the photograph work which
he has been painting lately. His paint
ed photographs are perfect
Mrs. L. F. Parker has moved into the
lower story of the Robinson block, and
her store is entered from the lower
piazza. The change will be conven-
fence to her and her customers.
Morillo Tracy, formerly from this town,
is now in California, and reports that he
has purchased an interest in gold claim
and is digging gold. We hope the mug
gets will be large and frequent
The annual meeting of the village
corporation occurs tonight. Let all the
voters turn in and do up the business
with neatness and dispatch, and then 20
to the agricultural lecture at Robinson
Hall.
We hope that the people in the village
will turn out tonight and give Col.
Meade and his assistants a good house.
The notice has not been extended, and
few or none outside the village will be
here to attend.
William Anderson who formerly lived
in the north part of the town, is now in
Nebraska, He wrote friend recently
that he was harvesting his 20 acres of
corn, with the thermometer below zero
and the ground covered with snow.
Everybody who needs school books
should remember that they can be OBJ
tanned at introduction rates, about half
price. only during the present month,
after that they will be sold at regular
rates. and no old books will be taken in
exchange.
The week of prayer will be observed
by daily meeting in the Vestry of the
Congregational church beginning Mon
day eve, and continuing through the
week. Let this week be prayerfully and
faithfully observed. The hour of meet
ing will be 1880 p. m.
H1u Our SubScrt berS ICh0 are aQyiD0
their subscriptions look to the labels ON
their papers and see If they are properly
corrected? Lfnot, notify as at once.
W'H those t0ho hare not paid their sub
ScrfPtions for 1880. and those a0Ao haze
od arrearGgeS so adjust the matter thai
ace can set their labels at Jan. l, 1881
We had the pleasure of listening last
Friday evening to the lecture of Rev
II. o. Dwight on 1.-The Harems of Turk.
ey." and it is seldom that we have spent
an hour more agreeably.-EarLe's ON.
zen.
OF course, anything in the nature Of
"harem" is always intensely interes.
ting to Earle.
EiThe following are the officers Of Or
leans Lodge SO, F. and A. NJ. for the
year 1880: F. M. Perry. w. NJ, E. F
Dutton. S. W., o. V. Joslyn, j. w.
J. p. Baldwin. S. d., g. A. Katen, J
d., NJ J. Smith. Treasurer, ]. w
Murkland, Secretary. ]. Rice and J. 2
Ellis. Stewards. @. f. Davis. Chaplain
+. w. Baldwin, Marshal, G. Graves
Tyler.