Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-07-27

Hair Vine stimulates the growth of the hair and
bfevents it from falling out, cures itching OF the
Seap and removes dandruft Try 1t for headache
md neuralgia. Sold by Il. +. Duttonb u. Il. Dwh-
y, and all druggists
BartOn.
Read prospectus of fall term of
school at academy.
DIR. J. A. Pearson's Dental Rooms
Will be closed after July 80 until Aug.
24th.
The Odd Girls meet with Miss
King, Wednesday afternoon. All
Invited.
Mr.. John ROLAND and wife from
Dedham, Mass, are visiting at Geo.
81. Blake's.
Mrs. DR.. Prime is visiting friends
in Waterloo, P. O.; Mrs. DR.. Perry
IS visiting friends in this place.
The election of a new board of Of
beers occurred in the Templars' Lodge
Saturday evening, Henry Gay W.
o. T.
The Passumpsic railroad is selling
excursion tickets to Newport and
prominent points in Canada at reduc-
ed rates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dutton went to CAL
edonia Springs, last week, in COM
pany with Mr.. Barnard's people.
Quite a large number from this
section went to Barnum's circus at
St. Johnsbury, Saturday. The show
was not up to Barnum's usual enter
tainments.
We understand that one of the
principal attractions at Willoughby
this summer is Rev. and Mrs. Twich-
ell, of Hartford, Conn, and their
nine children.
The raspberry trade promises to
be brisk, in all localities in this vi
cinity. What in the world can be
done with the tons and tons of this
Z fruit that are sent to Boston?
Dog days, so called, commenced
pm Saturday, and to use common
pnd silly expression, the commence
ment was " a success The day
was cloudy, rainy, murky, muggy,
gloomy and disagreeable.
The hay crop is good-perhaps
average-and other crops are looking
unusually well. The late rains have
done great good and the pastures
and the mown fields look as green
and fresh as they usually do June
LIST.
E. H. Webster, j. N. Webster,
and John L. Carr and family started
for Peake's Island, Portland, on
Thursday. in quest of rest and
health. This is a pleasant place to
spend few days or more where it
can be done at small cost.
What is the matter with the execu-
tive committee of the Orleans Sun
day school Union? We have seen
no call for the summer convention
K and have not heard of the demise of
The committee. These summer meet
ings have been very useful and
should not be set aside.
The "moonlight'' excul sion to
Memphremagog came off as adver-
. tised, last Wednesday evening, a
large number attending. The trip
was pleasant one and the singing
on board the boat was much enjoyed.
y The thanks of those present were
extended to Prof. Clark for his la
bors in getting up the excursion, the
concert, etc.
Mr.. White, manager of the town
farm, contributes to our necessity by
bending in some new potatoes, the
best we have seen. We are glad his
sympathy and care for the poor ex-
lends beyond the few who are being
cared for at his headquarters.
We understand the crops are good
on the farm, and the poor find very
comfortable home in Mr.. White's
family.
Rev. Mr.. Moody and family will
be away on vacation for the next
four weeks and there will be no
preaching service at the Cong.
church during that time. The Sum-
day-school and the Thursday evening
prayer meeting will be held as usual.
The matter of Mr.. Moody's absence
being mentioned in the M. E. church,
cordial invitation was extended to
the Cong. people to worship at that
house.
The Brown University Glee Club
which gave most enjoyable concert
in this place year ago, will give
another concert on Tuesday evening
of next week. The club is composed
of the same gentlemen as last year
and the concert will be excellent.
This is one of the occasional good
things that some of our people miss
but we hope they will avail themselv-
es of the opportunity this time, to