Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1886-08-16

sale, after Aug LIST, at the following rates.
100 plants, 60 cts; so, 40 cts %, % cts;
u, 10 cts d. S. WATERMAN.
Glover, VT.
Barton.
Thanks to our young friends for
the Echo. We will exchange.
The M. E. Ladies' Aid meet with
Mrs. Currier on Wednesday after
noon.
O. D. Owen is building wood and
horse sheds adjoining his block.
John n. Smith was called to
Franklin county last week to attend
the funeral of his father.
Rev. A. H. Webb of Mortified
spent a few days of last week in this
vicinity, including day at Willoug-
by.
Rev. Mr.. Moody will return home
this week, land there will be preaching
at the Cong. church next Sunday
morning.
Seymour Fisk has painted his
house. Richard DevereauX and sons
have kept at it until they have a good
set Of buildings, near the site of the
old buildings on their farm.
j. G. Bartlett has gone to St. Leon
Springs for two weeks stay. His
son, Lennie, goes to Manchester,
n. H., next month to spend term
in the business college in that place.
Mrs. O. F. Badger has been hav
ING a severe run of hay fever. She
is desirous that farmers should hurry
up their haying, as the physician tells
her that the fever will last till haylng
is done.
Our old friend, Rev. S. S. Brig
ham, late pastor of the NJ. +. church
in this place, was compIimented by
the Prohibition party with nomina
ton for senator from Caledonia cOun
ty. Congratulations.
Frank Largiss, who has been
somewhat ill for several months, was
taken worse last week and has been
hard and dangerously sick for the
past week, with what seems to be ul-
ceration of the stomach.
Speaking of herds grass, Harlow
Foss of Irasburgh sends specimen
heads of herds grass that measure
over 10 inches in length. Farmers
who think they can beat this measure
will do we'll to clap the rule on some
of the longest heads they find.
Mrs. Betsey Stone and Mrs. Sar-
gent have been camping out up or
the Salisbury place where San.
ford May lives. We see no reason
why the older people may not receive
good by leaving the crowded, dusty
village, as we'll as younger ones.
Charles Gilman who bought the
Dwyer-Jewell place adjoining his
premises at Sabinsville, has beer
putting on an addition to his barn
Charles will make quite farmer
yet.-Moses Miller has put up 6
house on his lot near the Nault
barn.
Frank d. Leonard, son of Geo. f
Leonard Of Newport, is doing sue
cessful business in California excur
sion tickets. He is also interested
in a colony of New Englanders whC
have gone to Southern California t.
take up homes. See his advertise
ment IN this paper.
Among the welcome visitors tina
have spent some of the season will
us for the past few years are Messrs
Corey and King of New Jersey
They have returned with members o
their families, and make their homes
with R. S. Twombly's people. The.
have made many friends here wht
are pleased to see them again.
There was very heavy rain Fri
day night and Saturday morning
which has postponed the drough
till September, at least. While othe
sections IN the state have suffered
considerably this season from DIR,
weather, there has been no lack O
rain here and all crops are good.
Attention of the citizens of tn
town is again called to the fact tina
the Board of Civil Authority meet
at the town clerks office, next Sat
urday at / O'Clock, p. M, for tn
purpose of making corrections in tn
check list. All young men who wis
to take the freeman's oath, and a
parties who have any knowledge O
the omission of names from the post
ed list, or the fact that there are an
names on the list who are not lega
voters, are requested to be present
or to forward the information to tn
Board.
One of the handlest, most courte
Gus, and most intelligent landlord