Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1883-05-28
LOCAL NEW S.



Rev. Mr.. Brigham yesterday, one by
Immersion.
Chas. Hubbard has received a lot
of buggies and carriages from Mas
sachusetts which he offers for sale.
Mrs. Jennette Whiting, daughter
sof Benz. Mossman, Esq, has arrived
shome from California to spend the
summer.
Just opened at o. d. Owens lot
of ladies walking Jackets, dolmans
and wraps. See the new "Clothing
Store" ad.
The Cong. Ladies. Society will
meet with Mrs. G.. A. Drew Wednes-
day afternoon of this week. All cor
dially invited.
w. G. Brown who has become the
leading cattle and horse buyer in this
Vicinity is driving a fine pair of
matched horses.
Heavy rains followed by warm
weather has advanced vegetation
.yery rapidly. The season is much
in advance of the last, though it
seems late.
Farmers will do we'll to consult our
DDS. headed Young Hambletonian
and Old Abdallah. These horses
have good pedigrees, and, what is
better, some very fine stock in the
county.
1t is stated that Myron W. Joslyn,
formerly of this place, has bought the
proprietary medicine, known as
'Vegetine," paying 100000 for it.
Myron has some faith in ''patent"
medicines yet, it seems.
Mr.. Farrant of Newport, though
still in i'll health, will deliver a large
ot of plants this spring to his GUS
omers and Others. His son is COM
NO round soon with lot of bedding
but and other desirable plants.
Speaking of candidates, when the
proper time comes to nominate and
ak about candidates for Vermont
state officers, we should be pleased
% state our preferences thus: For
Governor, Geo. Nichols, of North
ED; for acknowledgements, Love-
and Munson, of Manchester.
DIR. Prime, physician from Man
konville, P. O., who is the son of a
physician and has had practice of
our years, has moved into town, oc-
eupying quarters in the Mrs. Fland-
ers' tenement house on Lincoln street.
He has substantial recommendations
md in card in this paper invites
recognition and patronage.
The citizens of this town interested
n Memorial Day services are invited
0 meet at the village cemetery, We'd
hesday, at o'clockp M, at which time
here will be suitable services, decor
Rtion of soldiers graves, etc. Bring
flowers, emblems, wreaths and bou
Duets. Parties will be sent to thu
other grave yards with flowers fo
the graves of soldiers buried there
Will our citizens help the soldiers tt
make the occasion what it should be
The entertainment given by Beedl
and Prindle was largely attended ant
gave excellent satisfaction. Messrs
Beedle and Prindle, MI. Batchelde
md Miss Prindle are not only frs
elass players and actors, but are cit
Zens of such character that it is wei
known the entertainment will b
haste and respectable, as we'll a
pleasing. We are pleased to say t
pur readers that they will find the en-
tertainment worthy of patronage, an
b our exchanges that they can CIV
Il a full endorsement. A Unite
space forbids a more extended nc
ice.
Barton Landing.
Albert Gravlin fell as he was ge
ing into lumber wagon and is NJ
able to work.
Herbert Horn has bought the hous
opposite DR.. Wright's and is tho
oughly repairing it.
o. Putney has traded his pla,
near here with L. d. Webster for Il
Bailey farm in Bloomington.
Fred Lemeir has contracted to sa
the shingles for Bartlett, Joslyn
Co. He will run the mill day al
night.
George s. Spofford and FAM
from Virginia are visiting at Carl
Gays and will spend the summer
this vicinity.
Mrs. G.. r. Gleason while visit
at Alanson Wares, in Coventry, |:
week, was treated with warm sue
and plenty of snow.
South Barton.
On that fiery Saturday May ]
a fire on the I'll. f. Pillsbury lot !
through the Frost sugar place and
E mile or more to the northwa
Fortunately it did no very seri,
damage, though it threatened at {
time a general confagration. Flu