Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-02-14


nhe ladies of the NJ. E. church and
iety, will give an antiquarian supper
the evening of the 10th inst. All
invited, The proceeds are to be
. to furnish the pastors study.
aSt Albany.
Ohn Calderwood, our vereran butcher,
killed SO animals within the last
u. Pretty good doing for country
her.
red Lee, who never lost days work
lccount of sickness, had to give in to
measles and take his bed. 1t is
tn something to we'll people to know
it feels to be sick.
CARD.-We tender our sincere thanks
Friends and neighbors who so kindly
sted US in the sickness and death of
grandmother and mother.
FRED A. LEE.
CAROLINE S. BRoCKwAY.
artOn.
DO not fail to hear O. M. Tinkham
sday evening. He is full of fun,
JIG and ginger, and will give an en-
Gble reading.
orman Smith has bought the widow
ball house on Water street. This
make a convenient and pleasant
he for Mr.. Smiths family.
be selectmen Of the town Of Barton
meet at the office of J. L. Carr, We'd
day, Feb. %, at 8 o'clock a. m, to
e with highway surveyors.
Per Order SeIectmen.
he board of civil authority of the town
Barton will meet at the Office of j. L.
h, Thursday, Feb. "a, at 8 o'clock a.
to abate taxes.
Per Order SeIectmen.
Che 9Th entertainment in the Ladies'
rise, will be a reading in Robinson's
ira House, on Tuesday evening, Feb.
b, by o. NJ. Tinkham. Esq Mr..
khan is agricultural editor of the
Peman, and the Vermont Messenger,
will give very pleasant and ac-
table reading. Tickets Is cents.
he editors of the Clipper and the
izen have lately had cunning fit,
CHI must have been extremely pros.
ing. If the disease is contagious
has a general run in the craft,
king on all as it has on Kinsley and
lie, we pity the reading public. Now,
and E.. rise and say that such dis.
will not strike in all quarters.
The little son of Collins French, Of
se sickness mention was made last
K, died on Monday. Among those
nding his funeral, was Asa French
randfather, who is over 50 years o.
The aged man seemed to fully re
e the situation. and expressed re
Is that the little child should be TAX
and himself left. 1t was an i'm
sive scene, when the old man bad,
dead child last farewell.
psh Billings will lecture in Field'i
Newport, Friday eve, Feb 18th
feet, probabilities of Life-perhap
perhaps not" Lecture begins a
clock. Tickets % cents; reserved
IS 30 cents, can be secured of B. E
W or Camp g. Stewart. The train
very convenientlY-parties from
can go down on the mail, return
on the night express this with
moon, augurs we'll for good at
ance from this section.
W. Webster of Irasburgh is selling
Star Ironing Table in this and tn,
bern towns of the county. This i
Ingenious and useful invention, which
~ is an ironing table and ironin,
d combined. 1t is so constructed a
set at any height desired, and
ght that it can be easily put in an
tion. 1t folds up and can be hun
ut of the way when not in use. A
Psts only $3.50. every woman VIII
roning to do can we'll afford it.
e Orleans County Temperance Soc
Eill hold its annual meeting at Barton
ay, Feb. %, commencing at lO1
ok, a. m. Good temperance speaker
pc invited to be present and an iutel
meeting is anticipated. The II
of the County Commissioner will h
b, and a gentleman nominated fc
office for the coming year. Repr,
atives from all temperance organic;
S in the county, and all temperate
and women invited.
E. P COTTON, zo.,..,..
E. A. STEWART, G d1'.eou:.ee
GEO. H. BLAKE, oo"'"''''ee
he Barton Dramatic Club will pla
me and The Hour" and the far,
Terrible Tinker" at Robinson
ra House next Saturday evenin
Sc plays are said to be very goo
as much time has been given
preparation, we bespeak a vel