Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1885-01-26

mt one on to our bedstead and we
'ound it soft and satisfactory-we
hardly think a lazy man needs SO
rood bed. The beds have been
sold extensively in the western part
IF the state and Mr.. Moore wishes to
find man who will buy the right of
in this county. See his
adj. on this page, "Wanted."
We understand that several par.
ties at Newport who subscribed large
sums toward the corruption fund.-
raised toward buying the county
shire, propose to so back on their
The whole scheme
was wrong, but don't go back on your
pledges now. If the county is compell-
ed to suffer the lasting injury which
that notorious committee has fasten-
ed upon it, let the citizens of New
port be generous in their contribu-
tons, giving a site and as much more
as may be needed to make as good
set of buildings as might have been
built in Barton or Barton Landing for
the SIG, 200 appropriated. Inasmuch as
parties at Newport conceived, per-
fected and will be identified by this
steal of the shire, they ought to be
liberal in their dealings with the
county hereafter. We think they
will do a fair thing.
From a letter recently received, we
learn of the marriage of Elmer r.
Rowell, or San Bernardino Cal. (See
marriage notices) the eldest son of
G.. W. c.. Rowell, of San Bernardino,
CAL, native of Albany. Convers
Rowell, his father, resided in Albany
until within a few years of his death,
when he came TO Barton to reside.
His only children were this son in
Cal. and Mrs. Maria Freeman, who
died some time before her fathers
death. Elmer Rowell has adopted
his fathers profession and is asso
ciated with him in the practice of law.
The senior Rowell is at the head of
the Bar in southern California, and
his son bids fair to rank as we'll.
Miss Wagner has been for some time
at the head of one of the higher de-
partments of the public schools in
San Bernardino, is an accomplished
musician, and thoroughly educated
lady. We are sure the not small ar
nv of relatives which reside in this
county, will be glad to hear of a mat.
rimonial barque so favorably launch
ed.
One w. L. Green came to this vii.
lage and sent circulars all over the
town which stated that he had ga con
Segment of ladies' fine cloaks from
a large wholesale house in New Yorl
CITY," 1t was further stated they
were imported from Germany anC
would be ''offered at the loves
prices ever known in these parts.
A few women purchased some Of
these imported goods, but the fellow
was arrested for selling goods with
out license and fined $50 and costs
1t turned out that he was selling
goods for parties in Richford, VT.
from whence his goods were "impor
ted" This hawker had been roun(
in different places in the county, i'm
posing npon those who patroniz
humbugs in preference to reliable
merchants in their own communities
and gave as his excuse the fact tina
his firm was 'sloaded' and he wante,
to work off their goods. 0. II. Hal
of St. Johnsbury came here intend
ing to auction lot of goods, as b
has been doing elsewhere this fal
and winter, but the trustees of thi
village would not give him licens
and he was compelled to sell at pri
vate sale. There is no reason VIII
this class of mercantile tramps shoul
receive patronage. They light dow
in community, usually bringing
class of worthless or inferior good
and gather up money, in many in
stances, from people who do not pa
their home store bills, rent OF PROV
sion bills, and then steal away leay
ing not a cent for the benefit of
community. They cheat every ma
they can and carry the money to ott
er places to spend it.
Albany.
J. jerks has moved here frol
Lowell. and goes into tenement i
the J. Cowles' house.
; The Camp fire of Flint Post, G.
R., held at ]. B. Darling's hote
proved a SUCCESS, socially and finar
cially. The net proceeds bein
7 about thirty dollars. The member
desire to tender their sincere thank
to the ladies of Albany for the al
given by them in furnishing the SUI
per.
, east Albany.
There will be a donation visit an
oyster supper, for the benefit of Re
r. w. Collins, Thursday evening
Jan. 10Th, in the vestry of the Ere
will Baptist church. All are cordia
+ ly invited.
East Albany seemed to be the 81
, cial center last Friday night: The
{ was sociable at the Baptist ehHrcl
travelling theater at the school hous
an oyster supper and dance at E
Fishers and family gathering