Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-22
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The band and other friends give
ee entertainment at Darling's hall on
lednesday evening, Nov. "a.
J. B. Darling has hired James Nc
Afrey to work in his tin shop. Jimmy
a good fellow and we are pleased to
elcome him to our community.
Teachers examination at Albany village
hturday, Nov. 81, at 10 O'Clock a. m.
b desiring to teach the coming winter
: requested to attend.
S. S. BRIGHAM, Supt.
Barton.
B. Mossman, Esq. and wife expect to
end the winter in California.
Members of Orleans Lodge of Masons
I'D notice special meeting above.
The late severe gale did considerable
bury to the floral hall buildings at the
ir ground.
Praise services will be held at each
the churches on Thanksgiving day
B IL o'clock, a. m.
The cold wave from the west struck
is section yesterday and the weather
decidedly wintry.
Charles Graves, the harness maker,
rs q new advertisement this week.
will tell you all about it.
Carl Jewell, who has learned type
stting in this Office has been at work in
he Union Office at Lyndon, for a few
'Ays.
Bear in mind the fact that E. f.
lawson is not only frst-class jeweler.
ut that he has large amount of goods
|uitable for the holidays.
Mr.. Scott, at the depot store, has just
|eceived large lot Of Hyeres salt, the
est in the world for preserving meat
ought for this special purpose.
The MONITOR will club with leading
apers and magazines as heretofore, and
II desiring the benefit of cheap clubbing
hOuld send to us for these papers. Club
ist next week.
The Whitmore and Clark minstrels
Eill be here and give concert at Rob.
nson's Opera House, Saturday evening
Dec. 4th. 1t is large company and
gives first class entertainment.
The examinations at the academy al
tlose of fall term, showed excellent pre-
gress and thorough training. Mr.. Ben
amin is expecting a large attendance the
winter term which commences mex
Monday.
The public examination Of teachers will
be held at the Academy school-room OF
Saturday, Nov. 81, commencing at
o'clock a. m. All teachers and others in
erested are requested to be present.
o. H. AUSTIN, Supt.
Quarterly meeting at NJ. E. churcl
pext Sunday, with quarterly conference
n Saturday at 2 o'clock p. m. Mem
bers of the board and others intereste,
q the affairs of the church are request
3D. to be present.
The third entertainment in the "La
dies Course" will be lecture by Rev
p. J. Ranslow of Wells River, VI
Subject, "The South-what I hav
een," in place Of Col. Mead, postpone
hntil later. The date will be on {
pear Dec. lst.
Read the prospectus of the BostO
Post. This is one of the newsiest, an
most useful Of the Boston weekly an
haily papers. Farmers will find an e.
eellent market report in the weekly, an
eaily readers will get all the news
lhe daily.
Gen. Grout has been at Montpelier
late, presumably in the interests
Hayden, who has brought his case befo
The legislature. The General receive
bome very fine compliments in the Ne
Jersey papers, for his republic;
speeches in that state.
We can recommend the Net0 70
Observer to our readers as a fami
paper that is full of good and usef
reading. II has both religious al
secular news, and foreign correspon
ence which is entertaining and valuabl
Any one can get sample copy by sen
ing to the Net0 York Observer, 81 Pa
Row. New York.
Our village people will remember t
bar Der, Archambeau. who resided in Il
place about two years ago. He died
Derby Line last week from the effects
a fever sore and amputated limb. I
leg was taken of a few days since, |
he had not strength to overcome
shock to the system, and died.
The Middlebury Quartet Club ga
an entertainment on Tuesday event