Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-04-14
LOCAL NE w s.
Barton.


day.
DR.. j. A. Parsons dental rooms
will be closed from April 18th to the
23d.
Our items from the Landing,
Bloomington, etc., went by last week
and hence their omission.
The NJ E. ladies' society meets
with Mrs. Porter Baldwin on Wednes-
day afternoon. All invited.
School in dist. No. ) commences
the first Monday in May. Miss Sta
Piles of Barton Landing teacher.
Il Mrs. John Carr is coming home
from Sheldon Springs where she has
been for her health. She is better.
J. H. Wallace is moving into the
DR.. Perry house which he recently
bought; he will repair it, put up a
barn, etc.
There was a very good attendance
at Fast Day services in this place,
and Mr.. Moody's sermon was very
appropriate.
d. d. Bean has bought the house
he recently sold to Albert Leland and
would like good tenant for the up
per part of it.
Rev. Mr.. Smith and wife Of Bos-
ton are now stopping with their son,
w. p. Smith, who lives in the north
part of the town.
The Methodist Conference meets
at Montpelier this week. 1t will be
disappointment to many that
\ Bishop Simpson is unable to be pres
ent.
1t is reported that Lucretius Hub
bard is coming back from Canada,
is going to work for Mr.. Rawson
again.
S. M. Skinner had horse break away
in the village the other day and run
into a crowd of men at SCOTS store,
knocking one down and doing dam
age to the sleigh and harness.
1t was one dozen silver knives and
forks and 81 cash that Mr.. and Mrs.
o. F. Badger received for their Goth
marriage anniversary present, for
which they desire to thank the don
ors.
The last two weeks have been most
unpleasant and disagreeable; the sun
was not out for a good square
shine for eleven days, and the
travelling has been worse than the
weather.
Note the advertisement of John L..
Twombly Mr.. Twombly has quite a
call for his pattern of hard wood bed
steads and other furniture, and the
public will find his shop a convenient
place to get job work done in his line.
Joshua Twombly, one of the Or
leans county boys, who struck out
years ago for the city, has been in
town and vicinity of late on visit
He has been in business in and neal
Boston and made snug little fortune
There were Easter Sunday services
at the Cong'l church yesterday, will
an appropriate sermon in the morn
ing, and concert in the evening
The church was beautifully decorated
with plants, flowers and floral en-
blems.
We lately received large lot Of
garden and flower seeds from Hiram
Sibley & Co., Rochester, N. Y.
and take this space to speak of thei
apparent good qualities; the packet
are very large and the seeds are brigh
and fresh.
Charley Beedle, who has decide,
to 60 out of the show business, ha
bought into store with his brothe
in West Randolph and gone there
though his family cannot get away a
present on account of Mrs. Beedle'
health and affairs at home.
Frank Largis, who has run the liv
cry business for the last five years
on account of the expiration of hi
lease of the stables, is going to Sc
out his whole outfit horses, carriages
harnesses, robes etc. at auction, Apr
%. The sale is positive and tt
property is valuable.
Scion G.. Currier has sold his orr
Gerry store in this block to III. j. Tow
OF Stowe, VT, who proposes to car
heavy stock of goods in this lin
Mr.. Currier has not decided, as We
what business to go into. He desir,
those who owe him bills at Il
store to call in and settle at once.
Amos w. Scott has bought the V
F. Robinson store building and W
now have both store and dwelling
his own. The store is in a 90,
place to command custom and. M
Scott has had good trade since
went in there. Z. b. Robinson NOV
into the G. f. Percival tenement Y
Gated by Scott.
The republican voters Of the town
Barton will meet at the office of Grout
Miles in Barton Village, OH the 10Th d
Of April, 1884, at ~ O'Clock, p. M,
choose four delegates and four alternat
to be present at the republican distr