Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-08-30
Barton.
Albany, Aug. 26 1886.

". r. bauger mas not SOLO Ills Iarm
yet, but expects to go to Newport
soon.
G.. B. Cass picked his hops in two
days and carried his hop pickers to
the campfire, Wednesday evening.
Amory Dawson of Craftsbury
shipped 500 head of cattle from here
this morning to 60 into his market
in Mass. and Conn.
Frank Largis, who has been sick
some weeks with liberation of the
stomach, is slightly better, with con-
siderable hopes of final recovery.
The campmeeting at Lyndonville is
reported to have been very successful
in religious things, and to have been
well managed by Presiding elder
Donaldson.
Quite large number of Methodist
people attended the campmeeting at
Lyndonville, and on Friday, Sunday
school people went down in consider
able numbers.
There will be democratic caucns
at Academy Hall on Saturday eve.
Sept. 4th at Z 80 CLOCK, to nominate
a candidate for town representative.
Per order Deno T'OaUn Com.
Mr.. Griswold, foreman on the
new CHI urch, is putting the work for
ward rapidly and the building is up
and nearly covered. The spire is
being raised and will stand about
112 feet from the ground.
NOTICE. The republican voters of the
town of Barton are requested to meet at
the town hall, Saturday, September 4th,
1886, at 80 p. m, to nominate candi-
date for town representative, also to
nominate justice ticket.
Per order TOaon Com.
The End annual reunion Of Co. l, 18th
Regt. VT. Vols, will be held at Barton,
September lst All members are re-
quested to meet at G. A. r. hall at ten
o'clock in the forenoon.
J. n. WEBSTER. Sec.
The Board of civil authority will
meet next Saturday afternoon at
the town clerks office, to perfect the
check list This is the last time the
Board will meet before the Septem-
Der election.
See notice of caucus next Saturday
evening and attend. B. M. r. Mel
son and F. W. Baldwin appear tc
be the leading candidates for town
representative. Let the caucus be
fully attended.
Republican town committees and
republican voters are cautioned
against "split tickets" Examine the
ticket at the head of opposite page
and you will be sure that you have the
tickets nominated by the regular con
ventlons. OF course every man ought
to scratch" name, if the candl
date is not worthy his suffrage; but
do not be deceived by tricks
Look YOUR ticket over carefully anC
vote it..
ALBANY.
Mrs. Gideon Bagley was severely
injured by being thrown from wag
on last Tuesday near w. H. Hay
den's.-E. G.. Rowell was recently
thrown from his spring board anG
badly Jared. A bone in his hanC
was broken and his ribs injured
The skiing" bolt broke and the horse
got away and ran home.
The convention, conducted by J. f
Chamberlin on Tuesday last, was
well attended, the weather and mum
Der of other gatherings held at tn,
same time considered. Among thos,
who were present from out of town
we mention Prof. Cowles of Barton
Landing, Mr.. Taplin, Mrs. Beau
clerk, Mrs. Templeton and Miss AL
len from Irasburgh. Mr.. Haydel
gave the use of his fine piano, which
was well played by Josie Vance ant
Miss Allen. Mr.. E. G. Chamberlil
played the violin. Mr.. Chamberlil
gave the singers an excellent drill
during the forenoon and Afternoon
sessions. Preparation was mad
for the evening concert, which wa
we'll attended. The choruses, song
and solos were all good and well rem
dered. Mrs. KimbalI and her tw
daughters rendered efficient help