Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-11-15

artists and actors. Their performance
was chaste, laughable. and excellent.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton meetings are held this week.
Meetings will be held at the Congrega-
tional vestry each evening Monday
and Tuesday at Z o'clock, other even
ings at 1880. Topics, Monday-In
what does Life Consist +? Luke xii
1928. Observation-Disclosures Path
to Faith John i 46 and iv: 28-42.
Neutrality-suspicious. Testing the Impul-
sive ? Luke tx 57-62. Thursday
A young man. who Obeyed Christ !?
Luke vii 11-16. Crisis in Daniels
Life. Daniel i $40. Saturday-An
unconditional Surrender. Acts 9 tx:
l-9.
Barton Landing.
E. E. Stafford moves into his new
store to-day his; block nearly completed.
1t is an ornament to the village.
Don't fail to attend the concert at the
Congregational church this evening.
Rev. o. D. Clapp is we'll liked here ;
his sermons are able as we'll as inter-
esting.
William Wilson is building a barn
for A. G. Parker, just in front of the
postofice.
If you want to purchase suit Of
clothes, or horse blanket, orsleigh robe,
or buffalo coat, or anything in the
line of gents furnishing goods, call al
the postofice building. Barton Landing
Bloomington.
John Miles is engaged in the poultry
business.
The town has purchased safe fol
the town records.
DR.. Young still continues to grow in
practice and popularity.
Church services will be held in the
academy until the repairs are done.
H. G. Bruce invites all persons in
debted to him to call and pay or settle
before Nov. 26.
John Bartlett has bought of S. R
Hall lot of standing timber, and ha
let the job to S. S. Bartlett to cut ant
haul it.
School closed on Friday last will
masquerade in evening. Mr.. StoddarC
cleared about 500 on this term o
school, running it in his own interest.
Wages are high this fall. Chopper
are getting from $40 to $25 per month
and teams $3.50 to $500 per day
Didn't we tell you so? Garfield i
elected
Orrin Austin, though not large far
mer, has raised the past season some
thing over 400 bushels of potatoes, q
bushels of wheat, 20 bushels of barle
and l25 bushels of oats.
Evansville.
Geo. Bickford is finishing off hi
barn. 1t was a mistake about tn
shingling of the Evans single mill
is being repaired. Drown had
harness stolen a few days since.
The recent high water has enable
Albert Gallup to reach Fosters mi
with the last drive of logs for the season
Mr.. Foster is running his mill nigl
and day in order to cut them out befol
cold weather.
CraftSbury.
J. Butler has bought the VIM. Chan
berlin farm.
The Beedles and PrindIe concert W;
we'll attended.
Leroy Kent is repairing and shinglir
his house and factory.
Aaron Colburn recently spoiled
good circular, board saw.
Russell Cowles and wife were surpri
ed on the evening on the 9th, it beir
a marriage anniversary, by large nur
D Der of friends, who left useful present
: and spent the evening pleasantly.
L. E. Upper and Jake Douglas
democrats of the better sort, recent
went fishing with DR.. Charles Dusti
spending night. AS result, t.
democrats brought in 100 pounds, al
the poor republican doctor barely thr
T fish. Is this an omen Z? Probably the
I" is something about democrat that
! fish can scent long ways off.
East CraftSbury.
! Ellie Calderwood has worked ov
Il 1000 bushels of apples into cider tt
q fall.
The people in this town don't ca
: to lose Rev. J. Wallace as they q
liking him very much.
J. W Simpson has new barn ne;
ly completed, that has been put
" since he went to the legislature.
- Mr.. Stratton, our butcher, lat
dressed q calf six months old, the me
% Of which weighed $50 pounds.
ks Guy Aliston is running his hulli
or mill. manufacturing nice articles of o