Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-12-06

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f. Bashaw recently cut an ugly
cash in his leg.--Tim Delano has had
severe time with his right knee,
which DIR Campbell aspirated, much
to its Improvement.
We are pleased to see Geo. A. Bill
home from the legislature, and also
to learn that he has made faithful
and useful legislator, firm as a rock
in all matters of temperance legisla-
ton.
South ALBANY.
School commenced last Monday,
taught by Geo. Dow of West Glover.
The auction of the Levi Rowell
property will be held Dec. 9th, at 10
O. clock a. IN.
Barton Landing.
Do not fail to hear Prof. Went
worth, Tuesday evening. The Bar
ton folks say he is A. 1. in every re-
spect.
Read Geo. w. Orne's advertise
ment; here is a good place to pur-
chase Christmas goods, to get watch
es repaired, etc.
The MONITOR agent will be here
Friday evening and Saturday fore
noon. See MONITOR and prepare list
of club papers, if you want them.
L. N. Chandler has a COW from
which he has sold, since Apr. 9TH,
715 quarts of milk, 200 pounds of
butter, besides using all the milk and
cream needed in his own family.
Remember the county meeting of
| the w. G. T. U. to be held at Barton
Landing Thursday, Dec. 9. The sub
iect to be discussed is Scientific Tenn
perance Instruction. Mrs. Perkins
of ST. Jobnsbury is to be present and
will address the meeting. Mrs. Per-
kins is really talented lady whose
record is such that everybody will be
pleased to meet her and to hear her.
Mrs. Perkins is doing great service IN
the cause and is speaker whose pow
ers are recognized wherever she has
been. The following from an lows
paper we believe to be fair cOmpli
ment:
1t was the most practical and con
vinciug talk that we have yet heard
on the subject, and we do not excep
John B. Cough. Those who heart
Mrs. Perkins are certainly thinking
upon this subject more seriously thar
ever before, realizing the utter weak
ness of a civilization that permits
such a stupendous evil to exist.
Her oratory compelled the closes
attention of the audience for an hou
or more.
South Barton.
There will be a donation and Oys
ter supper at Rev. John Forrest s
Friday evening, Dec. 10. All cor
daily invited.
Bloomington.
Ernest Dutton has returned fror
Boston.
The school in Dist. No. 2 begin
Monday, Mrs. E. S. Tinkham, teach
err.
Get your money ready for tn
MONITOR agent, who will be her
Thursday evening, Dec. 9. He vii
furnish you all leading papers a
club rate. Arthur's Magazine, etc.
lower than anybody else. He will b
at the Center Friday until 3 O'Clock
p. IN.
Evansville.
Prayer meeting Tuesday evenings
There will be Sunday school con
cert here Dec 18th, at IL 80 O'Clock
A cordial invitation is given to all.
Graf tsburv.
Mr.. Henderson's little child die
Monday, Nov. 20.
John Morse, who has been sic
with billions fever, is better.
Ed. Kraiser is here visiting hi
brother snd little daughter.
: John Carr,a E. Craftsbury black
smith, is in a critical state of health
Aunt Susan Smith, who Is In he
> Goth year, is visiting friends in A
l bany.
Henry Stearns, who spent the sun
mer in East Warren, has returned t
Florida.
Geo. w. Simpson has received tn
appointment of postmaster at /
Craftsbury.
y Revival meetings are still hein
!. held at M. E. church, and a GOO
: interest is manifested.
The school in the Chase distri
n commenced Monday, Nov. p. tt
: village school commences to-day.
: Mrs. Caroline Northrop, who BIZ
; been in feeble health, died Tuesda
e morning, Nov. 30th, aged 76 year
e Miss Anna Paddock has been spent
ing the past two weeks at home on
vacation from Boston Conservator,
5 Mrs. Charlie Doty has been vel
: i'll for the past few days with pne1
mopia, but is some better at the tin
of Writing.
: Kinney & Collins ran 5000 los
: down the branch during high waite
g They will put in about two millie
: feet of timber this winter.
: Miss Alice Beeeher, a gradua