Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1888-10-01

feet of timber to the Edison Kinney saw
mill in Lowell. Inquire of Mr.. Kinney.
WANrED-5OO cords of cedar shingle
timber, to be delivered the coming winter
at Barton Village. A good price will be
paid for the same. Inquire of Geo. W.
przzen Rarton 1910
Barton.
The legislature meets on Wednesday
of this week.
The first genuine snow squall came on
Saturday last.
The hotels had very large patronage
during fair week.
Maud Murkland has gone to Boston to
pursue her studies in music.
Mrs. Chester Williams has rented her
farm to Mr.. Gilbert of Westfield.
The odd Girls meet at vestry next We'd
nesday afternoon. All invited.
The Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs. VIM.
Collision on Thursday afternoon. All in
vited.
Mrs. Frank Largis talks of going to
California. where she has friends and
relatives
All those wishing to join the Literary
Club are invited to meet at printing Of
fee on Tuesday evening to decide on a
course for the winter.
A hard freeze this morning. The wealth
er continues to be wet and it is well nigh
impossible to get the late grain and the
rowen crops to the barn.
Mrs. Foster and daughters, Charles
Hopkins, Ransom Arkley and several 9th
ers, who have been work at the White
Mountains and beach this summer, are
home again.
Rev. John Forrest preached at M. E
church Yesterday for Rev. Mr.. Worthen
who is away on short vacation. Charlie
Worthen is home from st. Johnsbury anC
will go to the Academy school.
The State Sunday School Convention
will be held at Woodstock, Oct. 16, 1
and Is. An interesting programme i
issued and the meeting will be of grea
interest to Sunday School workers.
Il
in Vermont are to be weighed, commend
ing last Monday. Charles o. Davis @
Bradford, is the man to have charge c
the work between Newport and Spring
field, Mass.
The third annual reunion of the SeI
enteenth VT. Vols. will be held at Mon
pelier, Thursday, Oct. 18th, afternoo
and evening There will be an addres
by Ex-Gov. Smith and Col. L. E. KNAPP
Others are expected.
The first reunion of the 4th Vernon
regiment will he held at Montpelier Q
Friday, Oct. 10. All surviving member
of the regiment are invited. A campfl
will be held in the Hall of Representative
in the evening, when addresses will
given. Half fare tickets on all railroad
There was hearing here last week b
fore Jerry Dickerman of Newport rel
tive to the boundary line between She
field and Greensboro, involving the RICH
of Mr.. Mcdowell on one side and NJ
Turnbull on the other. Lawyers Bat
& May of st. JohnsburY, Baldwin
this place and Cook of Glover were e
gagged.
We are panied to learn of the death
Milan Nutter, son of Mark Nutter, viii
occurred in Canon City, Col, Sept. At
of Bright's disease. Milan is well remel
bered by many friends here, though
left for the West several years ago.
was man of excellent character, of an
able disposition. He was about 81 yea
of age and left wife, two children a
his parents to mourn his loss. We und
stand that Mr.. Mark Nutter is in pc
health.
Barton Landing.
Mrs. Frank Stafford is very ill, also
mother, Mrs. Howard.
The creamery shut down for the seas
Sunday, after very successful season
The merchants of this village will Gle
their stores at O'Clock after Oct. 8,
cepting Saturday evenings.
Dr. John Shattuck of Wells River "
in town Friday. having been sent for
attend an important case at Irasburgh
Charles and Dana Brown came on fir
Boston to attend the settling of the
W. o. Brown property here and
Barton.
Ed. Stafford took possession of
house Saturday; he expects to go
Boston, where he has job of fine VIC
for few weeks.
Tuesday evening the members of
Ex-Thespian Co., accompanied by
band and their ladies, made a surp
visit to their friends Capt. S. B. Tue
and wife, and in the course of the eI
ing Mr.. f. ID. Stafford, in a few fit
remarks, presented the Captain in be
OF the Ex-Thespians a beautiful
headed cane, as testimonial OF t
love aud respect a u faithful fri
The Captain accepted the gift and TIL
ed his friends in we'll chosen wo
The band then returned thanks TO
for the many acts of kindness he
shown them, after which the time
spent with music and war stories
ter wishing the Capt. and his wife n
years Of happiness, the friends
them good night.
Burt Vance has gone to Bridge
Conn, to work III clothing store.