Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1880-09-20
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albany.

JOnn crowley HtIle poy cuV WV
myers nearly off few days since.
Water is very low, and much incon-
Fenience is suffered from this cause.
By the death of Mrs. Franklin Pierce
bis community loses good woman.
William Hayden is thoroughly re-
pairing the saw mill at West Albany.
The academy school has changed
uarters and is new in the new building.
A person having occasion to pass
hrough,a certain locality in this town,
n recent Sunday, saw four young men
Who had attended church in the fore
loon playing croquet in the shadow of
he self sames church. If these young
men have.nOSfcar OfsGod, or respect for
themselves, :.they.Ought to have some re-
Bard fOrsthe feelings of others and for
be good name of the town. Con-.
Barton.
We are glad to see Jewett J. Hill
bic to be out of doors again.
Rev. H. F. Austin preached very
bic discourse at the NJ. +. church yes
erday.
Save the census report,printed in this
aper. 1t will be useful. for future ref
renee.
Annual meeting of Congregational
Ociety this evening in their vestry, at
80 o'clock.
Rev. L. Phelps will speak at Trip
strict school-house next Sunday, Sept.
G, at $3.50 p. IN.
Quite a quantity of rain fell during
psf week, but not enough to affect the
prings and streams.
B. NJ, R Nelson has sold tie Milton
Heath farm in the north part of this
own to William lite.
The ladies Of the M. L. church are
invited to meet with Mrs. Wheeler al
he parsonage on Wednesday afternoon.
The very latest reports from Maine
ndicate that Davis has, at least, three
undred plurality, and possibly ma
ority.
1t is expected that the grist-mills il
Barton and Glover will be opened in 6
ay or two. No news in regard to G
B. Stone.
Butter sold on Saturday for 1920
ents and there was large lot of i
DrOught into this market. Potatoes ar,
cling at 80 cents.
Those democrats who shouted SO loud
yer their victory in Maine, are savage
y mad. 1t it always safe TO wait til
he votes are counted, before celebrating
political victory.
There will be quarterly conference
ession at the Methodist church mex
Friday evening. All persons interestet
n the business affairs of the church ar
requested to be present
A CARD.-To my very kind neighbor
nd friends who acted the "Good Samar
tan" so cheerfully and faithfully, durin,
by late distressing illness, desire t.
ender my most sincere thanks. Mos
ruly and respectfully, j. J. HILL.
Barton Garfield and Arthur campaig
Tub will meet at the Office of John 1
Carr, Wednesday. eve, Sept. %, to trans
Jet important business. Let every men
ler of the club be present.
Per Order Of Executive Com.
The annual rental of pews in til
congregational church will take plaC
? Wednesday next, at 2 o'clock, p. n
II desiring seats or pews in the churc
Re cordially invited to be present.
Mrs. l.. f. Parker has received larg
BIT Of new fall millinery goods, an
pore is constantly arriving. Ladies al
equested to bring in their work in tn
ress-maker's line before the fall milliI
BY season shall over-crowd her wit
ork.
There will be two first class entertain
cnts at RObinsOn's Opera House durir
e Fair. Blaisdell's Orchestral Gu
om Concord, N. H., will furnish musi
BID there will be dancing either Wedne
by or Thursday evening-.particula
ereafter.
About the time the first reports fro
aine came in, it would have been &
Sy matter to have picked up mourne
ough in this vicinity to have fittt
Dot hundred funeral professions, b
ater reports have shifted the gloom in
another quarter.
Do not forget to visit the "Varie
Store" in Robinson's Block. Mr.. Gre
takes pleasure in showing his good
and has a great variety" not kept els
where which the public need. Lots
new wagons, bird cages, valises, baG
plated ware, jewelry, stationery, boo
straps, etc. Step in and see for yor
self.