Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-04-15
Barton.

barton.
Nobody at present is alarmed about |
having an early spring.
Look out for H. c. Pierce's big adver-
tisement next week, of paints, oils, etc.
The odd Girls will meet with Mrs.
Henry GAY, on Thursday afternoon.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. ]. B. Freeman, lat her shop, on Wed
nesday evening. ....-.---
Read c. F. Percivars big auction ad.
He proposes to sell off a lot of goods on
Saturday of this week.
Arthur Wilson has returned from Ohio
and is willing to remain in Vermont. he
did not like the climate or the people
Butter held its own in the Boston mar
ket last week. The best VT. creamery
sold at 26 cents, best dairy % to "A cents
pound.
]. G. Gray has had DIR. Carter of Lyn-
don as counsel with DR.. Wright in the
case of his son , Henry, who is in dan
gerous condition.
Why don't somebody buy the Willie
Graves house and land, make himself
the prettiest building site in the village
and then have several lots which he cal
sell?
Rev. A. B. Blake of Hardwick has beer
invited to deliver the Decoration Day ad
dress for Quimby and Meade Posts. Tn
services will be held at this village thi
year.
The capacity of school-house hall wi
allow the selling of only SO many ticket
for next Friday evening, at O'CLOCK
Tickets can be had any time of Harr
Gordon at cts. reserved seats 10 CT
Rev. NJ. V.B.Knox will give an addres
at the NJ. E. church this (Monday) evel
ing, under an invitation of the l..
Legion of this village. AS he is Ju
home from a voyage around the Worl
his talk will be of interest to all.
Gen. Grout is booked to deliver Il
Decoration Day address at Swanton. |
the way, General, we suggest that "
build shanty residence somewhere up
your Victory pasture country where y
may hope to be tolerably safe and secu
till the office fever subsidies.
The Lyndon Union had long accou
of the running away of Mr.. Brown, w
recently purchased the Bean livery sta
in this place. The report made out Il
he ran off with one of Mr.. Carbee's no
girls, etc. Mr.. Brown is in New York
understand, at work in the ice busine
F. f. Alfred, Esq, of Newport
been appointed Judge Advocate Gene
of the state This is case where
midable name is about all there is to
office. Judge Knapp OF Middlebury
heen appointed Governor of Alaska
President Harrison. 1t was proba
thought that some Vermonter might
better able than anybody else in the u
ed States to stand the climate of that
late country.
o. Awhile, who has been numbering
a contract with the Prouty & Miller
Germ at Newport, cutting his timber
land al Sutton and Westmore, and Il
ing it on to the cars at So. Barton,r rep
that he loaded 100 cars of logs and
cords of sawn wood. The total amC
of cords was $500 pretty big job
biggest load of timber drawn through
winter was by Willie Devereaux,
measured 324 solid feet.
Rev. III. w. Worthen of the M
church leaves this week TO attend
Conference which opens in Morrlsvill
wednesday. The church and many II
desire the return of Mr.. Worthen to
charge. He has done faithful pas
and pulpit work, and has kindly he
abe church societies by giving lee
for their benefit. At the late meetli
abe board of stewards the Presidln
der was requested to return Mr.. Wol
TO this charge, if possible
L.P. Case left his horse in front Q
nost-ofice the other day, while he
in for his mail, telling him to "stano
he came out. The horse took the
agement of affairs into his own hane