Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-11-25
Barton.

The Masons have been doing a thor
Nelson block.
o. d. Owen and Horace Pierce were in
Boston last week looking for Christmas
and other goods.
A fence is being built around the park.
1t looks as though the band stand and
the park would really be completed this
year.
w. c. Brown is selling 100 tons of hay.
1t was pressed by Mr.. Conner, whose
press puts up hay in excellent shape for
shipping.
There will be pastoral visit and dona-
tion for Rev. II. w. Worthen at the vestry
parlors on Wednesday afternoon and
evening, Dec. 4.
j. w. Murkland is having large num-
furnaces this fall, and business is driving
at his shops.
Gen. Grout started for Washington
last week. He will be Il little out of
EduSC Vi GllC OllCc SCchGLss
for few months.
Mr. and Mrs. Benz. Mossman start for
California tomorrow. They expect to
spend the winter in San Bernardino with
family.
DO not do any railing or gambling. 1t
is not an honest way to do business and
there is a law against it. 1t is always
unsafe to run against the law of God or
man.
Ii. ID. Fairbrother has put large adj
dition to his ice house and expects to
have capacity for storing 500 tons. He
ought to be able to supply the wants of
all customers.
The r. r. Co. have been loading a large
lot of stone, which they have quarried on
the east side of the lake. They are drawn
across on barge and loaded on to cars
by a derrick.
Nellie Percival, daughter of Chas. F.
Percival, lies, apparently, at the point OF
death from diphtheria. She has been sick
several days and her recovery is extreme
ly doubtful.
The Chautauqua Circle meets at Mrs.
c. E. Bickford's, Tuesday eve, from to
o'clock Terms of admission A desire
for improvement. Old or young, wise OIL
otherwise are invited.
Henry H. Leland has colt SIX months
Il oh
hands high, and is in every respect a first
class animal. Henry wants to hear from
the man who has better one.
DR.. r. B. Skinner is building granite
curbing along the sidewalk in front OF
his residence.-Dr. Ruggles has built a
porch over his front door. The village
water impetus is felt in all quarters.
There will be special communication
of Orleans Lodge, f. & A. NJ, at theil
hall next Friday eve at Z p o'clock. Work
on NJ. NJ. degree. Let every member at
tend. All Masons in regular standing
invited.
E. w. Barron is having the fume anC
some parts of his WestmOre saw-mll
gearing built here by G. w. Buzzell anc
other help. He expects to put The mill il
thorough repair this fall, and hopes to dc
good business hereafter.
Can any one give us Information in re
gard to Frank Cooney who resides, Of
did reside, at Newport. He belongs tx
that scaly set of newspaper subscriber:
taHa Lot fall in a ar
and then refuse to take it out of the post
office Look out for Cooney.
One of the lucky boys that event West
from Barton is C. w. Eaton of Ceda
Rapids, Iowa We see it stated in
Western paper that he has Just been chos
en- Grand Commander of the Knigh
Templars of Iowa. The paper compli
mented Mr.. Eaton highly.
We are panied to learn of the death o
Susie, daughter of Chas. I'll. Chadwick
who resided here some years since. Tn
little girl was a favorite with all VIII
knew her, and her death is a great bloy
DO Mr.. and Mrs. Chadwick. They hav
che sympathy of many friends.
The weather is permitting the villag
water commissioners to get the waite
into a large number of houses and sever
al business blocks. The number of waite
takers is already large and more want
than can be accommodated this fell. TIL
water in quantity, power and quality
very satisfactory.
Look ont for prospectuses of leadin
magazines. This week we have Harper