Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-09-15

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Read MI. Ovens ad., "Foreign
ess Goods"
Mrs. M. V. B. Knox is visiting
& ends in this section.
BENZ. Mossman has been hard sick
some days but is better.
.ethodist Ladies' aid meet with Mrs.
astus Collision Wednesday after
on.
The telephone poles are being set
d the wire will probably be strung
IS week.
QuarterIy meeting at the M. E.
hrch next Sunday; Mr.. Granger
Il be present.
VIM. Wilson has gone to CRANKY
work for two or three months at
rpenter and joiner work.
George B. Cass has bought the
IN on the Cakes place of M. G.
cath and is going to move it home.
We are glad to announce that Mel
Percival began to amend some
Us ago and her recovery is expect
Fired Cobb went to Montreal some
VS. since and has written home that
intends to 60 10 the Hot Springs,
k.
At missionary concert at Metho-
st church last evening, Mrs. j. HI.
allace read a very interesting adj
less.
Bloomington is the banner re-
blican town in the state, having
st 101 votes for Pingree and only
for Redington.
A large number, mostly young
EN-, have been off on an excursion
late to Canada. Fare one way
ld expenses paid.
o. F. Badger and family desire to
Iank those who have so kindly aided
in any way assisted them during
cir sickness.
The cold wave reached here on
riday and the frost on Saturday
ght was severe, killing all the corn
d every tender plant.
Frank A. Scott has bought of his
ther half interest in the wholesale
ore and the new firm is n. M. Scott
Son. They are doing thriving
hsiness.
The Ufford divorce case and some
her cases which are to be tried at
asburg this week are liable to call
Everal of our citizens to the Burgh.
Remember the auction of the Elan
RS property on Saturday of this
eek, commencing at 8 O'Clock in
morning. See advertisement in
is paper.
We learn of the death of Deacon
S. Clark, a former resident of this
ace, which occurred at West Burke,
be-. 31st. He was a man highly
teemed wherever known.
IThos. Husband and Geo. Dean
blk few pieces of furniture from
e G.. F. Percival factory and ware
hse to the State Fair at Burlington.
h received first premium on paint
chamber set, a rocking chair and
hm-holder. You ought to have
N Tom as he drove in. Never 6
'ctor from field of battle proudel
q happier than he.
Speaking of large crops of pota
'es from small seeding, III. p. Cohurr
ised 103 pounds of Dakota Reds
bm one pound of seed. There was
LIBERAL use of Bradleys' phosphate
Mr.. j. G.. Leonard of Boston, who
hs a resident of this place fifty
ars ago, made us q call on Satur
y. He finds only one man here o.
former acquaintance and the vii
ge greatly enlarged.
Rev. l.. Phelps and wife have beer
ending some days among friend.
this place. They have pleasan
cation in Massachusetts and Ik,
Fill. Mr.. Phelps preached at tn,
congregational church yesterday.
We are indebted to Oliver Ditson
j., Boston, for the following very ex
lent pieces of music, any one of whic
musical friends will be pleased with
llecalian March, Cavaliers Song, M
we is late, Oh! Star of Love, Tn
vout Lover, Juliet Waltz, Sunrise
Remembrance of Hackettstown, &c
nike mein, Remember me, Song in tn
ght.
HE SESSION OF 1884. Many circum
noes combine to render the comm,
Bsion OF the legislature an interestin
important one, and all who wish t
fp fully posted on the doings of tina