Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-08-13
LOCAL ADYERTISING.

LOCAL ADVERTISING.
Short advertisements, notices, announcements,
ards, etc, viii be inserted in this column at two
ents word first week, and one cent word there
fer. This must be prepaid advertising. No
harge for mention of running in other columns.
o. d. Owen wants u large quantity of
Ntaspberries in the next four weeks. Cash
paid for eggs.
A two-seated, covered express wagon,
suitable for farmers, for one horse, will
be sold cheap for cash. Enquire of F. S.
Eye, Barton Landing.
Antifermentine is not a miracle nor
1oes it do miracles. 1t simply prevents
Fermentation and decay, which is the true
becret of keeping and preserving all
things. Antifermentine preserves fruits,
tider, butter, eggs, tomatoes, catsup and
pickles. For sale by II. c. Pierce.
Good new potatoes for sale at the
Benton place, Barton village.
LosT.-In Barton Village ladies' bar
pin, with hand clasping bar. The finder
will be suitably rewarded by leaving it
ht J. w. Hyde's in Barton Village.
n. NJ. Scott wants Il carload of maple
Sugar in exchange for cash or goods.
Another lot of line pigs for sale at the
Comstock place.
BaTtOn.
See advertisement of teachers exami-
nation under the county board.
DR.. Parsons dental rooms will be
closed from August 10th to Sept. 9Th.
A heavy rainstorm is doing much good
TO the NOW fields and dried up pastures.
Promenade concert by the Barton Cor
pet Band at Opera Hall, Wednesday eve.
Rev. J. Mason Dutton of Great Falls,
p. H., is expected to preach at the Cong.
church next Sabbath.
E. T. Wilson has returned from his trip
o his old home at Lancaster, N. H. He
bid some mountain sketching in his alb
Fence.
The civil authority meets at the town
tIerk's office on Saturday to revise the
check list. Let the list be carefully
vi looked over.
The Barton Ethiopian Club will give
bn entertainment at Opera Hall next Sat
1rday evening, Aug. Is, consisting of
songs, literary exercises, etc. Give them
full house.
From the reports received this morn
ng from various quarters, it would ap-
pear that Mr.. Stevens of Troy has little
w lead over Mr.. Camp of Newport in the
senatorial race.
Mrs. Flora Eastman of Nashua, N H.,
and Mrs. Hattie Carpenter with two chill
lren, from Concord, n. H, are spending
few weeks with their father, J. c. Page,
n Opera block, and out on the old farm
picking berries, boat-riding, etc.
The Democratic County Convention
viii be held at Newport, Friday, August
Pa. at 10 o'clock a. m. Prof. T. c. O'Sul-
van, T. H. Brown and others will ad-
dress the convention. Music by Troy
fornet band. Per Order County Com.
Messrs. Corey and King, from New
Jersey, who have spent several weeks
SNeSOh WIN uc 1OI bIc pdSI lew
years, have arrived with their families,
hud will make their headquarters with r.
5. Twombly's people. We extend them
cordial welcome.
E. g. Shaw, on Main street, has made a
great Improvement in the looks of his
# buildings by putting on a coat of paint in
bright colors. The job was taken by
Archie NJ. McDougall, who was assisted
by Mr.. Peterson. The work is q credit
10 the painters.
1t is hoped that every man in this vicin-
HI ty-in the county for that matter-who
voted for Harrison in 1910, will be pres
" ent to occupy an honored place at the
/. Speaking next Wednesday. Make your
A selves known when you come in and you
will be cordially received.
The friends of the enterprise turned
put in large numbers and helped do the
grading for the proposed new park in
he village, and the dirt drawing is pretty
much completed. Others contributed
generously toward a cash fund and the
park will be put in condition for grass
ng and fencing at once.
Among those who have recently re-
eeived pensions or increases are S. C.
Cady, Barton; Clinton Keith, E. Hard
wick; Edward Orion, Westfield; Joseph
Garter, Irasburgh; F. G. Bates, Newport;
aaron Whitman, Hardwick; L. A Lund.
Bloomington; ID. w. Kinniston, West
" Burke; F. d. Kimball, Island Pond, and
A. J. Keith, No Troy.
Geo. Reed is aprotectionist, and says
be believes in protection to the laborer
he protects him from perspiration and
H Fatigue by selling Champion reapers and
binders. He recently sold one to Henry
Cook of Glover. one to John n. Smith of
his village. They will be very handy
machines in these localities.
The band kindly turned out and played
or the lawn party at the III. E. church
n bn Friday evening, and then went to
r. S. TwombIy's and gave Mr.. Corey and
MIR. King and their families sercnade
pr welcome. The community is obliga-
gated to the band for many favors and
vill show appreciation when suitable
Opportunities present themselves.
Mrs. Carl Jewell of Jacksonville, Flor
Ida, arrived here last week on a visit
Among the friends of Mr.. Jewell. She
came by steamer TO New York MIR.
pewell has gone to St. Louis as head
nail man on the Republic where his for
ner employer, Mr.. c. III. Jones, late of
he Times Union, offers him good sal
Dry. Mr.. J. was in the railroad acct
lent near Atlanta, and lost all his baggage
Ind effects but was not hurt
There was very large caucus Satur-