Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-09-01
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Barton.
Pliny L. Webster is sick with a
ow fever.
Town-meeting tomorrow. Let ev-
y man of every party attend.
Rev. S. S. Brigham officiated at
rec funerals of adult persons in the
st seven days.
The fall term of school in dist. No.
commenced last Monday. Miss L.
Staples teacher.
Sam. Nelson intends to start for
artmouth College next Wednesday.
e wish him success.
Read Mr.. Murkland's ad. in regard
plows. He is already having a
rye demand for fall trade.
The Mrs. S. H. Flanders property
ll be sold at auction by E. F. Dut-
n, administrator, Sept. 20.
S. d. Graves and T. B. Piper
und swarm of wild bees in hol-
W log from which they got 35 lbs.
honey.
NoTICE.-It will be well for the party
DO took the roller skates from the rink
week ago, without permission, to re-
IN them to me at once.
II GEORGE N. FRYE.
"A CARD.-We wish to express our
artfelt thanks to friends and neighbors
10 so kindly assisted through the sick
ss and burial of our dear mother and
owed wife.
WIN. BAIRD AND CHILDREN.
Mason Post, G. A. r., meets at
is village on Thursday afternoon
d evening of this week. Comrades
Il take notice and be present if it
possible.
Our thanks to Mrs. Julia Kendall,
30 Clara Randall Simpson for in
esting letters from Washington
Prritory; Mrs. Simpsons letter ap-
ars to-day.
Ex-Gov. j. G.. Smith of St. AL
ms has given the fair ground man
ers encouragement that he will be
re to address the people on one of
days of the fair.
Mr.. Joseph Owen takes this means
thank the many friends who min
cred to the wants of his wife in
late sickness, and also for the
ndness shown him in his great be-
bvement.
Regular Communication of Orleans
dge, No. 50 of F. and A. M. will
held at Masonic Hall Friday Sept
b. All members are requested tc
present as there is business of i'm.
be transacted.
The democrats of the town of Bar.
are requested to meet at the Of
E of w. l. Robinson, this Monday
e, at ~ o'clock, to nominate q
ndidate for town representative,
d justice ticket.
Mrs. William Baird, who lived on
east road, near the Geo. Cass
zee, was taken sick on the oath
It. and died the next day. She was
exemplary Christian woman. She
YES husband in very feeble health
several children. The friends
We the sympathy of many.
The address of Hon. P. X. GleeC
the Opera Hall on Tuesday even.
on the political issues of the day
s very well received and we'll cal
ated to strengthen the republican
lse. Mr.. Ray was prevented from
ending on account of the funera
a friend In New Hampshire.
People of the Landing held eau
on Friday evening and unani
usly nominated B. F. d. Carpen
as a candidate, whom they will pre-
It to as the first choice of tina
tion of the town. They ask tina
representative be chosen from tina
of the town and present thu
ne of very worthy and capable
n. The caucus called at the vii
e on Saturday evening was S,
nly attended on account of tn,
Pwer that an adjournment wa
de without a nomination.
bany.
rhe silo men are filling their silos
1lbridge & Tenney have starte,
ir cedar oil still.
Miss Carrie Rowell is much i'm
we'd in health.
There is considerable interest i
itics here. and several men fee
npetent to represent the town, an,
y all have friends who are anxiou
y shall do it.
Ar. Seayer, who is at present stop
at Craftsbury, and who is a