Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1884-05-19
LOCAL NEWS.

Mrs. John Carr has gone to Shell
Springs again for the benefit of
health.
Vim. X. Annis is here training
'ses, having his headquarters al
b. CIRCUITS stables.
i. X. Dewey has greatly improv-
the appearance of his residence
ce he purchased it.
BENZ. Mossman and wife have re-
ned from Massachusetts,, where
y have been on visit.
The Cong. Ladies society will
et with Mrs. G.. A. Drew, We'd
Bday afternoon. All cordially in
ID.
Jason Post, G.. A. R., invites all
clergymen in this vicinity to
ach Memorial sermons on Sunday,
y %.
!. B. Ellis is out with two columns
new ads. to-day, telling about his
goods. He wants to see you in
store.
edwin w. Merrill, son of Orrin
rrill, is going west. Ed. is a
ID boy and we have need of such
ermont yet.
The seiectmen have been trying a
road machine, and it is said to
} very excellent thing in building
repairing highways.
he past week was cold and rainy.
grass is getting fair start, but
pr growing things are waiting for
tie assistance from a warm sun.
IL soldiers, members of the Post
others interested are asked to
t at this office, next Saturday
hing, to perfect arrangements for
memorial service of the next Fri
trayed or stolen from the prem
of Geo. w. Jenness, one useful
valuable jack-screw; whoever
return the same will be suitably
arded. The period of Lent went
ONE weeks since.
G. Hall, having sold his farm to
D. Rowell, moves to the village
occupies the Deacon Sargent
BE. Mr.. Hall has resided on the
about thirty years and has
b his farming a success.
e are in receipt of a pleasant
Fr from Chester Tracy of Luzerne,
a, and he writes that himself and
lily are well and enjoying their
pied home very much. The wealth
fine, the crops are looking well
the prospect is good for a sue
full year.
Pmes F. Taylor, whose severe
ness we mentioned last week,
on Tuesday. Mr.. Taylor came
his town some eighteen years age
Hardwick, and bought the place
the chair factory where he has
resided. He has been very
strious man, a kind neighbor and
od citizen. He leaves a wife
n, and two daughters.
asst week we asked the friends anc
rades of those soldiers who en-
d for Albany, Barton, Browning
Westmore and Sheffield, anC
died and were buried in the
b to report the names to this Of
that they might receive proper
gnition on Memorial Day. We re
the request. Please report as
y as possible this week.
E. Folsom, who has rented
1et rooms in the block, has put
ute stock of groceries and pro.
Pns and intends to keep the mar.
open at all proper hours. Hi;
cart will be run as usual, an(
opes by fair deal, reasonable pri
and an attempt to supply hi
omers the year round with al
gs in his line, to both merit anC
mand their custom.
rs. Samantha HI. Flanders, who's
nifty and illness has been men
I'D heretofore, died this morning
was taken insane some week
and for more than twenty day
sed food or drink. Mr.. Flander
about year ago and since tina
Mrs. Flanders has been great,
licked and worried with her bust
affairs, and her health was no
Client to endure the strain. Sh
es no children. Funeral Wednes
at M. +. church.
is reported that members of til
hodist conference "went for" tn
rToR man in no gentle name
lpholding man for the govern
lip whose temperance record wa
entirely satisfactory. Less tina
years ago Blake bolted the nom
on of men whose temperance re
was beyond reproach.
he above is fair specimen c
EDITORIAL scribblings of the PaHC
b, and is all the more character
from the fact that it contains u
b. Blake never bolted cand
on temperance grounds "whos
Perance record was beyond n
oh )" the MONITOR has not SUI
any man for governor who's
perance record was in question /:
lme of its support, and no men
of the Methodist conferenC
ut for" the MONITOR man for an
Sc political. Try again, M
erfeld.