Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-08-03
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scalp and removes dandruff. Try it for headache
and neuralgia. Sold by E. +. Button, ID. l.. Dwin-
\ ell, and all druggists.
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Barton.
The Passumpsic railroad directors
made 2h per cent semi-annual div
f idend at their meeting in Boston re-
Gently.
DR.. j. A. Pearson, dentist, started
on his annual vacation, Saturday,
4 and his office will be closed for about
three weeks.
We have not seen for years so
good prospect for native apples as
there appears to be now. Every kind
of fruit grown here will be abundant.
MI. and Mrs. Barnard are home
+ from Caledonia Springs improved in
health, and feeling well paid for
their short sojourn. Other members
of the party from this town will be
home this week.
The Passumpsic R. R. has issued
a circular stating that the early
morning express train, going north,
will not stop at any stations, on this
end of the line, except st. Johns
bury, Lyndonville, Barton and New
port.
If those who wish communica-
tions to appear in the MONITOR would
bear in mind, the fact that anony-
nous communications are assigned
to the waste basket, they would I'M
derstand why they do not get into
print.
The annual reunion and basket picnic
n of Mason Post, No. 16 G. A. r. will be
held, Aug. 18th, on the grounds at Roar
ing Brook Park, Barton All veteran
soldiers and their families, and all who
feel interested are cordially invited.
PER ORDER Com.
J. N. Webster returned from
Peake's Island, Name, last Friday.
He reports a pleasant sojourn. Mr..
E. H. Webster who is in a rundown
condition of health and is suffering
from insomania remains at the Is
land longer. He is somewhat i'm
proved by his visit thus far.
Albert Gregory, of Glover, has
taken a job 10 climb the Congrega-
tional church tower and right up the
n bent spire, repair the vane, etc. He
is putting up staging. 1t is ex-
pected that the painting of the
church will commence very soon and
the other repairs be done in due
time.
A village meeting was held on Sat-
urday evening to consider the ques-
ton of putting in village water works,
and committee, B. M. r. Nelson,
Benz. Mossman and Geo. HI. Blake,
were chosen and instructed to thor
oughly investigate the matter and re-
port to an adjourned meeting to be
held on the evening of the 10Th inst.
Remember the concert at the NJ.
E. church on Tuesday evening, by
the Brown University Quintette Climb.
1t will be excellent and everybody
who loves fine, harmonious singing
will enjoy it. The Club is singing in
the important places in Vermont and
Bpend few weeks at the White
Mountains by invitation. Tickets
25 cents, children Is cents.
The public funeral services of Gen.
Grant will be held on Saturday of
this week, and we suggest to our read
PRS that they comply with the
suggestion of Gov Pingree, and in
Suitable, public manner hold memorial
Services. The people ought to see to
it and invite pastors and others to
meet in the churches and pay due hon.
or to the patriot soldier, eminent
statesman and beloved citizen, dead.
Upon June 2, 1864, deposit was
made in the Passumpsic savings bank
of S20.67, the profits of lecture by
& Wendell Phillips. Upon July 1,
X 1885, settlement of this account
was made. The principal and accu-
mutations of interest amounted to
$67.98. Again, in 1855, depositor
settled his account leaving diyi-
dend due of SLID. This dividend
with accumulations now amounts to
$57.59.-Caledonian.
The owners of the little steamers,
which have been put on Crystal Lake
this season, are not only taking a
great deal of comfort themselves,
but are affording others much pleas
ure by giving them excursions around
the lake. They make the distance,
seven miles, in about an hour. A
good handful of hardwood is fuel
sufficient to do the work. Thanks
for ourselves and others for accepted
invitations and boat rides.
We see that the people in Canada
who are familiar with the fact that IL
quor is sold on the Passumpsic r.
RS. steamer and excursion boat,
"Lady Of the Lake," are making just
complaint. 1t has been a grief
to temperance people who are willing
to patronize the road and enjoy a
trip on the Lady of the Lake, that