Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-01
LOCAL WIS.

albany
Mrs. Parker, wife Of DR.. d. M. Park
!, formerly Of this place, is here on a
isit from Colorado.
Revs. Chaplin and Morse, formerly
astors here have been visiting friends
this vicinity of late. Glad to see
hem.
John G. Burke, attorney, has been in
tied to 90 to New Hampshire, stump
Big for Hancock. John IS good fellow
nd we are pleased to have him appre-
lated.
Barton.
Vote for James A. Garfield.
Masons will notice the call above for
especial communication.
1t is mean mana hog, who tries to
top his paper without paying for it.
THion.
Read o. D. Ovens especial" in re-
ard to furs and cheap prints and cot
on.
There are only twenty-one towns in
ermOnt having a greater population
ban Barton.
Would it not be a good day to-mor-
pw while attending election, to square
that little account for the MONITOR ?
N. NJ. Lewis has lot of good winter
pples which he is selling at low price.
ind him next door to J. B. Freeman's
utter rooms, in Robinson's block.
The meeting tomorrow, Tuesday, for
citing for Presidential electors, will be
cid in the village hall. The box will
e open from l till . o'clock p. m.
The Student Nine of Barton, and the
bloomington boys recently played a
match game of base ball. resulting in a
core of IL to 6 in favor of the Students
Everybody here knows that we have
ust had the heaviest rain of the season.
put this news may be of interest to
hose Vermonters who are reading the
MONITOR in other States.
F. X. Powell has returned from mar
Eet, and his stock of fall and winter
FOODS is now complete. He has thu
argest stock of ladies' cloaks and dol
mas he ever brought iuto town.
Luther Fairbrother has bought th,
lnnex building at the Green Mountain
tore, with the land it stands on, o
Hiram Baxter, and will add story t
t and finish a tenement and barber
hop in it,
The butter market is rather quiet
aud farmers are holding back for high
Or prices. Unless the presidential cleo
ton affects business, we hardly Sc
what will make any great change in tn
dairy market.
The village schools are progressin
very satisfactorily. The prospect for
full attendance at the academy thi
winter is good. If there is anybod
who wishes to board young man fc
the chores he can do this winter, Ii
him inquire of Mr.. Benjamin.
Scion Currier has just received ca
load of Michigan apples, several variC
ties. They are the best looking apple
we ever saw, all put up in new barrel
which hold over three bushels eacI
The apples are all hand-picked an
lightly pressed into the barrels
j. w. Hall has been too busy on a
count of sickness to get his fall adve
tisement into the paper yet, but |
wishes to remind the public that
store is full of new goods. Among
Bpecalties, are ladies cloaks and cloa
ings, shawls. Lots of robes and blan
ets.
At the recent election of directors
the several Montpelier insurance col
panies, the following gentlemen we
selected from Orleans county: Farme
Mutual, Elisha Lane of Derby; V,
mont Mutual, J. N. Webster of Barto
Union Mutual, Henry Campbell
Charleston.
1t does not require sharp exerc
of memory to recall the chilly fact til
winter in this latitude and altitude CO
mences about November lst, and
most people are IN a tremendous hui
just now on jobs that ought to have BE-
done in summer or early fall. There
little done in this world, except fir
compulsion.
Every man who is legal vO
should cast vote for presidential el
tors Tomorrow The following are
names of the candidates for electo
Republicans, at large, W. Y. W. RiI
W. W. Iynde; LIST district, James