Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-11-19
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Barton
Al Cutler has gone West.
Several of our village people were at
Montpelier last week.
Oh, the weather. There is no hope of
anything but snow, and that is coming.
The Chautauqua Circle meets on Tues
e bay evening, with Mrs. A. c. Jewell.
Representative Skinner is in his place
al bnd is doing good work in the Legislature.
We never saw the water in Crystal Lake
as high at this season of the year as it is
now.
Mrs F. w. Baldwin has returned from
her visiting trip to Montpelier and else
where.
rent railroad mileage tickets, as people
Al ldesire.
Comrades of G. W. Quimby Post Will
remember their regular meeting next
WI "Wednesday evening.
Ethel Bickford has gone to Boston to
# Spend the winter in an art school. She
An was very successful in her studio here
during the season.
The Good Templars will hold open
lodge at their usual place of meeting on
IN Friday evening next, when they will have
music, literary exercises and social time.
All cordially invited.
The Odd Girls meet with Mrs w. Z.
" Twombly on Wednesday afternoon. A
good attendance is desired, as they wish
III to finish some articles for the fair which
they hope to hold before Christmas.
w. F. Whipple, piano tuner, of Norris
All Vile, will be in town this week land those
wishing tuning done will do well to en-
ploy him. Leave your orders at Cowles'
music store and they will receive prompt
attention.
School in district No. 2, taught by Mel
lie Case, closed Nov. Is. Those having
no absent marks were Myrtle Jarvis, Eva
Marshall and Mamie Kerr. Eva Marshall
and Mamie Kerr were neither absent or
tardy.
The Boston & Maine r. r. will run
h. train for the convenience of poultry ship
Newport at s o'clock a. M, Barton, s :55.
III The train takes poultry for Manchester,
Nashua, Lowell and Boston.
G w. Quimby w. R. C. was inspected
by Mrs. Lenora Howe, department pres
ident, Monday eve, Oct. 90 and was
highly complimented on their efficiency
M in the ritual, and the flourishing condi-
tion of their treasury. Secy.
The republicans held their exultation
meeting over the election last Tuesday
evening. The gathering was held at the
American House, where Mr.. Orne provid-
ed a most excellent supper. The band
was present and did some very good play
ing Several democrats enjoyed the oc-
casion.
f. FL. Conner, who recently purchased
M an all iron hay press, which proves
most excellent mnchine, has been press
ing large lot of hay at Bill Browns and
M will do lot of pressing all through this
vicinity. His press puts the hay so solid
ly together that u tons can be shipped
in a car.
Some of the lawyers at Newport have
caused bill to be introduced in the leg
IN islature, which compels the Judge of Pro-
bate to keep all the records and files per-
tanning to that Office in the vaults and
safes at county seats, where such are
had for the safe keeping of the records.
The object of this is to have all the rec
ords kept in Newport, practically COM
pelling the Judge of Probate to reside in
that place. Be careful up thereI There
are some other interests in the matter be-
sides the ambition of some aspirant for
the office of Probate Judge. The
county is most excellently accommodated
by the present arrangement of holding
courts, and no change in that regard is
desired.
Barton Landing
Judge Austin was in Montpelier last
w week.
Joseph Bartlett has improved his house
with new set of windows.
Hendrick Twombly mas moved in to
the Blake house on School street
Meeting of Meade Post comes Tuesday
evening; comrades please remember.
Rev. William A. Bushee of Morrisville
will preach at the Cong. church next
Sabbath.
School closed Nov. 10th with a good
entertainment in the evening. The band
furnished music.
Fred Guild and Arthur PerleY who
have been sick with typhoid fever are
slowly on the gain.
The Loyal Legions, Co. X, will give
Mother Goose entertainment at the g.
A. X. hall Friday evening.
DIR. Nettleton of St. Johnsoury, den
fist, will visit this place on Wednesday
and Thursday of this week, and will
make his headquarters at the Valley
House, where he will attend to business
in the line OF his profession. He is well
known ia the county and all who need
dental work will find him genial, skillful,
and moderate in his prices.
- fiBsarss
J. Crowley has moved to the Wilcox
place.
A. R. Campbell has his new horse barn
completed.
o. L. George has purchased place
near Eden Mills.