Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1881-10-24


over the variety store. He has larger
and more convenient rooms. Call in
and see him.
Amos Scott was married on Saturday
to Miss Dickinson, daughter Of Rev. L.
G. Dickinson of st. Johnsbury. Mr..
Scott and wife make their home In the
James Boswell house, where they have
a pleasant tenement.
Mrs. j. B. Freeman is very low and
little hopes are entertained of her recov-
ery.-J. w. Hall is better and out doors
again.. B. Cassidy is suffering severe
ly from a spinal difficulty, and is not
able to be out of doors.
Charles Hubbard and Mr.. Dewing
and families have moved on to their
place on Park street. They have COM
pleted the buildings, bonght an addi-
ton to the land which went with the
place and have a fine home.
E. B. Robinson has the largest stock
of goods we have ever seen in his or any
store at the upper end of the town. He
is making speciality in clothing and
boots and shoes, and has everything else
usually kept in country store. Go in
and see his goods. See his advertisement
By mistake, probably, some one car.
ried away some knit lace from floral hall
at the time of the fair, which belonged
to Eva G. Ingalls, of Charleston, AND
left other lace in its stead. Will the
person return the same to this office
where they will find their own lace AND
accommodate Miss Ingalls,?
The Flora Myers Combination Co
will play "Uncle Toms Cabin" Wednes
day evening, and "Enoch Arden Thurs
day evening of this week at Robinson
hall. A Swanton correspondent has tn,
following in regard to them: sin justice
to the company we will say it is the bes
we have ever had here, not only as ex
cellent performers but as ladies ant
gentlemen. By special request the com
pany will appear again at Billiards. hal
in the beautiful daama "Enoch Arden,
Saturday evening. We cheerfully rec
ommend the company, as they deserv
crowded houses wherever they co.
Mrs. Sturtevant, secretory of the "
G. 7. u, will meet the ladies of thi
village for the purpose of forming a
auxiliary branch on Wednesday after
noon at the Congregational church YES
try, and all ladies interested in the wor
are invited to be present. She will ais
deliver lecture at the NJ E. church !
the evening, to which all are invited
This woman's temperance movemer
seems to be doing good work in tt
state, and all interested in temperate
efforts should not only attend the NEE
ings, but lend assistance. We trust Il
women of this vicinity will be presel
at these meetings.
Barton Landing.
Mrs. Nellie Jones, mother of B.
Jones. has lately received pension
: $1,658.
At the annual meeting, Oct. 10Th,
the Farmers Mutual Fire Insuran
Company of Montpelier, Vt. A.
Parker of this place was elected direct
of said company for the county of @
leans.
A little daughter of E. H. Lothr
Z got kernel of corn in her ear one d;
e last week, and it was necessary to a
= minister chloroform before it could
removed.
a Evansville.
It Beede Durham suffers the loss of
e good horse.
y Nelson Fuller moves to his farm
% the north part of the town.-Geo. Bic
ford has rented the H. Lapierre hou
and moves there soon.
J Craftsbury.
u Herbert Udall is building house
Il a piece of land he bought of Eth
II Allen.
Mulfred Eldridge planted two beat
:, of Hebron potatoes and dug over Of
:" half bushel from them.
n William Calderwood reports that
70 has raised the best crop of potatoes
present season he has raised for years
f. Socrates Udall planted eight ears
h the small Canada corn which was raj
70 miles north from here, from VIII
he raised 70 stocks.
i'll R. W. Moody will sell at auction
Oh Friday, Oct. 20, at l o'clock p. m.
two-year-old heifers, COWS and ht
d es, including the celebrated Eldri,
an stallion.
Papers are being circulated to obt
in subscriptions for the support of a COT
nd of lectures to be held at the acade
lis hall. 1t is most worthy enterpr
and it is to be hoped will succeed.
f. Mrs. Sturtevant, representing
ok Womans' Christian Temperance Uni
al gave lecture at the Methodist chul
last Thursday evening, which tho