Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1882-12-11

o do business for this paper. 1t
will accommodate us much if all who
ire in arrears. all who desire to re-
new subscriptions, or to subscribe
anew, and all who wish club papers
if they will meet the agent when ne
is around. He will be at Barton
Monday afternoon and ey-
ening. Dec. 10; Irasburgh, Tues
day forenoon Dee. 10; West Alba
nv, Tuesday afternoon and evening +;
Lowell, Wednesday till O'Clock P.
m. Dec. 20; Westfeld, Wednesday
from 3 till 5 p. m. Dec. 20; So.
Troy, Wednesday evening Dec. 20;
Newport Center, Thursday till 3 p.
m. Dec 81; Newport, Thursday
from till p. M. Coventry, Thurs
day evening Dec. p and until Fri
day 10 a. m.; East Coventry,
Friday noon, Dec. %; Browning
ton Village, Friday afternoon
Bloomington Center, Friday evening;
Evansville, Saturday forenoon Dec.
%. Remember the dates, and re-
member former promises. That wood,
grain, beef, etc. promised, can be
delivered at the MONITOR office at
once, as we are using such articles.
Barton Landing.
Mr.. Brockway will make his store
headquarters" for Christmas goods.
A CARD.-We, the undersigned, take
this method to express our gratitude and
heartfelt thanks to our many friends who
so kindly remembered us on Thursday |
afternoon and evening, Dec. 18th, the 10th |
anniversary of our marriage, and for the |
generous tokens left US of your love and |
esteem, amounting in all to thirty-eight |
dollars. May the richest blessings of
heaven be your portion here, and home |
in the mansions of the redeemed hereaf- |
ter, is the sincere wish Of our hearts.
Mr.. d. ROGERS
Mrs. II. ROGERS
Last Thursday, afternoon and eve
ming, friends to the number of forty
or more, met at the residence of Dean
Rogers to remind Mr.. and Mrs. R. of
their 10th marriage anniversary. AL
though the weather without was
somewhat stormy, the warmth within
was sufficient to enliven all hearts.
The relying of the matrimonial knot
was performed by Rev. G. FL. Sweat,
who made remarks very appropriate
for the occasion. The other cere-
monies were of the usual order. The
presents were substantial tokens of
esteem. A very appropriate poem
was read by Maria Buchanan.
A good audience greeted ex-Presi-
dent Hubert the 9th inst. A strong
choir increased the interest by ap-
propriate music, the audience join
ing in old "America' at the close.
In view of the character and ex-
pense of this lecture course and the
low price of admission, the commit
feel no delicacy in asking the sup
port of the entire community. No
pains will be spared to make each
entertainment worth more than its
cost to all who attend. The business
portion of our community substantial
ly sustains this enterprise by closing
their places of business during lecture
hours. In any community business
men and property owners who fail to
sustain and encourage by their per-
sonal influence and example, churches
and schools, literary and social adj
vantages, whatever tends to elevate
society and add to the unity, pros
perity and attractions of a place, are,
to say the least, not intelligently sell
fish. Public spirit is a good invest
ment every where. There are towns
in Orleans county, where entertain
ments of a high order are sustained
and appreciated year by year. There
are others equally able, where those
interested and alive to their true in
terests have yielded in despair to the
apathy and indifference of the major
ity. Thus the ground is practically
abandoned to travelling Ministries
and poppet shows. The diverse in
tiuence of these two courses on the
present and coming generations,
is simply incalculable Shall it be
said that Barton Landing cannot OF
will not heartily and unitedly sustain
a first class lecture course every
year?
: Bloomington.
Fellowship meetings at Cong
, church 10th and goth.
Rev. Mr.. Sweat began meetings
on Sunday eve. at the Center which
, will continue through the week; ;
! good interest being manifested Oh
the start. Mr.. Sweat will be assist
ed by several of his brother clergy
men during the week.
i East Charleston.
NJ G.. Davis has hired the Socie
saw mill for two seasons, 1925 pc
year.
o You can buy the Lyndon sleigh
of H. c. Bruce-none better in tn
market.
Frank Lang has gone to Newpol
to work in a store.-Elias Moshie
has returned from Brighton and gon
. to harness making in the Mrs. Hur
shop.
West Charleston.
Charles and Leavitt Hildreth al
going to Brighton to work for San
uel Hobson in the lumber business.