Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-10-26

for work or beef. L. S. NYE.
Coventry, Oct 10. If
Barton.
Carlos Virgins has moved into the
Dwinell block in tenement over the
post-Otlice.
W. H. Martin is making quite ex-
tensive repairs on his buildings. Ira
Wyman is shingling his house.
DR.. and Mrs. Ruggles were called
to Cabot last week on account of
the illness of Mrs. Ruggles' mother.
There is considerable being done
in the line of building houses, barns,
etc., in the Devereaux district this
season.
The weather continues beautiful
and those who do not get ready for
winter, which may be snug by, must
not blame the sky.
Glib. Ellis who sold out his store
goods to his brother j. P. Ellis at
Glover, Will remain here till he can
settle up his store accounts, etc.
Austin Miles is foreman on the
the Bodwell house job. A. Ferrin
and other help from Greensboro are
charging the Ufford carriage paint
shop.
D. P. Gordon has gone to Bethle-
hem, N. H., where he will teach a
term of school. Mr.. Gordon is an
old teacher and has taught many
years in New Hampshire.
Mr.. Dwinell has made arrange
ments whereby night mail pouch
for Boston and other parts south will
be put upon the late night train, the
mail will close at 9 p. m.
Somebody recently stepped into a
drug store here and asked the drug
gist for item cents worth of pneu-
monia." 1t ought not to take great
deal of that article to be worth a
dime.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M
Z. church meet with Mrs. Geo. II
Blake on Wednesday afternoon next.
All members of the society and all
interested in the work of the church
are cordially invited.
The Good Templars have socia-
BILE at the Opera House Hall, on
Wednesday eve, Oct. %, at Z
o'clock, when they will play the
short temperance drama, Reclaimed
or The Danger of Moderate Drink.
ing" A general question. All are
cordially invited.
The fall examination of teachers
for Orleans county will be held or
Saturday, October 31st, beginning a
9 o'clock a. m. In Barton the eX
animation will be held in the acade
my school room; in Albany at the
vestry of the new church; in West
more at Mill Brook school-house.
DR.. r. r. Meredith of Boston, will
deliver a free lecture in the fourth
Congregational church, at St. Johns.
bury, Thursday evening, Oct. 80
at the anniversary of the Vermont
Bible society. Return checks will
be given on all railroads in the stat,
to those paying full fare to atten(
the meeting.
There are certain fellows, some O.
them married and too old to engage
in such business, who are hanging
around the depot and other places
in that vicinity, ''lallargagging" will
women of the baser sort, who would
not like to see their names in print
i 1t might not disgrace them to cal
names, but they have respectable
friends for whose feelings we hav,
some regard.
Tharn mill ha nnnfhar -
those interested in the erection of
creamery on Saturday afternoon
next at 1.30 sharp, at Engine Hous
hall. 1t is hoped that all the dairy
men in this locality and others inter
ested in the enterprise will attend
this meeting. Representatives O
the West Glover creamery associa
ton are invited. Let there be full
attendance.
The reunion of Co. l., 18th Vt
Regt., held here on the 22d inst.
was fairly attended, and was pleas
ant gathering. The time was spen
IN greetings, army "reminiscences
with few speeches and a pleasan
poem by Geo. Bush. An organiza
lion was formed and it was propose,
10 hold annual meetings on the frs
w ednrsday in Sept. Aaron Willie
was made president r. w. Walker
vice. and j. n. Webster secretar
Ind treasurer.