Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-04-09
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On wheels in the village again.
Singing school Tuesday evening.
Considerable sugar made in the warm
places.
Sam. B. Nelson is home on a sort of
saccharine vacation.
The Literary Club will meet with Mrs.
S. ID. Stone, Wednesday evening, at the
printing office.
j. w. Murkland has been patting up
sheds at his house and at the foundry.
Geo. d. Bickford has moved back to
his farm in the south part of the town.
Rev and Mrs. WOrthen leave for con-
ference tomorrow, to return some time
next week.
Albert C. Dickey of Washington, VT,
has been engaged by III. t. Seaver to
work in his store the coming year.
Help to give business an early start by
buying such things from shop and store
as you must have before summer begins.
F. w. Baldwin, J. n. Webster and G.
H. Blake attended the state conventions
They appeared to be tolerably sober when
they arrived in.
Methodist ladies meet with Mrs. E. H.
Webster next Thursday afternoon. Odd
Girls meet with Mrs. Wilmer TwOmbIy
Thursday afternoon.
For the information and benefit of
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climes, we will state that the mercury
only reached zero this morning.
r H. Deatte, for the last three years
clerk in II. I. Seavcr's store, has moved
to No. Troy. He was very handy and
accommodating man in the store.
Willie ArkleY had thumb cut off in
moulding machine in G. F. Percival's
shop. Saturday. DIR. Prime assisted by
DIR. Pearson dressed the wound. 1t was
on his left hand.
We dropped into the office of our old
antagonist" A. A. Earle of White River
Junction, last Tuesday, and found him
usually well, and in fine spirits. We
Judge that he is doing well with the
Landmark.
The Horse and Dog show. with that I'M
speIlable name attached to it, exhibited
here Tuesday night, and it was a remark
able and enjoyable show. 1t is strange
how much an animal can be taught I'M
der careful training.
George Baldwin, son of j. P. Baldwin
of this village, started for California
Saturday, where he will go into the EN-
plOy OF Oscar FOss, as clerk or bookkeeper.
George Is young man of perfect habits,
honest and respected, and we bespeak
prosperous career for him wherever he
may go.
There was a fair attendance at Fast
Day services Friday. Rev. MIR. Kelley
preached a timely discourse on the ulti-
mate triumph of right and truth in the
world, speaking of past progress and of
things that promise for good in the flu
N ture- He dwelt- at some length ON some
NJ cf the evils of the day, encouraging his
N bearers to do their part in the work of
Reform and advancement.
BartOn I-3sntiin=.
Mrs. Henry Webster is visiting friends
Inc Burke.-MiSs Allie Goddard has gone
home for a few days.
Mrs Aldrich has gone to Montreal to
visit her son who is attending school
there, and will he absent some weeks.
Mrs. A. C. Parker, who has been very
III, is more comfortable.-Mrs. MagoOn,
who has also been very sick, is i'm
proving.
j. w. Fletcher has purchased about II |
ores of meadow land OF d. Buchanan,
paying $50 per acre. This with his land |
own the river will nuke him quite |
arm.
f. ID. Clement has gone to Newport to |
fy his hand at the jewelry business with |
1r. Caswell.-E. o. Wilson expects tn |
30 to North Troy to work in the drug
tore there.
Rev. Henry Fairbanks of st. Johnsbury |
preached at the Cong. church yesterday.
Rev. NJ. A. Gates is expected home from
lis southern trip so as to fill the desk
ext Sabbath.
j. NJ Taylor from Newport mas bought |
put the drug business OF l.. ID. Wilson
Mr.. Wilson has been in the drug bust
hess here for many years, and on account
II poor health had to go out of business.
lie has been faithful druggist and has
food wishes OF many friends.
Rev. Mr.. Roberts preached his farewell
ermOn here yesterday. We trust we
hall see him back again another year
lie has been an earnest Christian worker
our midst, and his loss (if such is the
yin or the confereuce) will be felt in our
illage and at Bloomington. He has
babe many friends here.
south Barton
Miss Louvia Goodenow is home on a
acation visit.
A. o. Blake, who is in California, does
OF write so fiatteringly in regard to his
ealth, the climate and the business pros
ects of that country as he did when he
rst went there.
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Mrs J. c. Dow is home from Wolcott
Lewis Tatro moves to the old parson-
he st the Center.