Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1889-03-25
Barton.

Barton.
The robins have come.
Get your dog licensed and your stallion
registered.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet with
Mrs. H. X. Dewey on Tuesday evening.
Arthur and George Smith are carrying
on one of G. n. Hibbard's sugar places at
West Glover.
o. c. Sweat who has been living in
Sabinsville has moved to Westmore and
taken F. H. Fosters farm.
Mrs. Frank Largis and children, who
recently left here for California, reached
their destination in safety.
VIM. Teller has let his farm to Thorn
as Wilkie.-Geo. B. Cass has taken the
DR.. Brown farm for another year.
frankie Tower, son of Amos Tower,
recently fell from the high beams in DR..
J. F. SINNERS barn and was very badly
hurt.
Will. J. Stanton, formerly of the bank
i'll this place, but now of Lyndon Nation
al bank, was recently married to lady
in r. l.
Costume promenade by the Barton Cor
net Band, assisted by J. w. Batchelder's
orchestra, in Opera Hall, Friday eve.
March 20.
The VI. E. Ladies' Aid will provide
new sugar and other refreshments at the
vestry on Wednesday evening. All cor
daily invited.
Arthur Wilson, who went to Ohio last
December, is expected home about the
first of April. The climate does not
agree with him.
Mrs. n. G. Ufford has moved into the
McDougall building, where Mrs. Largis
moved out.-Ed. Holtham has moved to
his place on Park street.
The spring is remarkably early, and the
sap has been running smart for sometime.
Those who were ready in season have al
ready made quite quantity of sugar.
Miss Lizzie Bickford returned to Mont
pelier Seminary on Friday, after spend
ing her vacation here.-Miss Jennie Will
son returns to the Seminary to-day, and
will continue her study of music, elocu-
ton and other branches.
Mrs. NJ. V. B. Knox, president of the
New Hampshire w. c. T. O., will give 6
temperance lecture in M. E. church this
(Monday) evening lat 7 80 O'Clock. There
will be singing by the choir. the Loya
Legion and others. All invited.
Edward Worthen, son of Rev. H. w
Worthen, who is now cashier of bank il
Western Nebraska, has been spending
few days with his parents and friend.
here He started on his return on Friday
He has a paying position, and likes thu
country.
Mrs DR.. Perry, who has been in Nortl
Troy the past winter caring for Mrs. w
H. Rand during her long illness, stopped
over day on her return to Putnamsville
(Worcester) VT, where she goes to car
for lady who is ILL., Mrs. Perry Away
finds many friends to shake her ham
when she comes to Barton.
Austin Kimball of New York was her
on Saturday to bury his only child, littl
boy of two years of age. The remain
will be placed in the Kimball burying lot
Mr. Kimball was here only a few year
since on a like sad mission, when he bur
led his only daughter. Death is a yer
frequent visitor in the Kimball family.
Carl Drew of Barton Landing, who i
getting up club, preparatory to sending
for a lot of Jerrard seed potatoes, (sam
as advertised in this paper was in thi
office Saturday and showed us severa
varieties of the potatoes. They are grow
in northern Maine and are fiue. The
will be very early and prolific here. Som
of the potatoes were grown in this sectio
last year and proved very fine.
The Odd Girls prepared nice little ell
tertainment for their sugar party gather
ing last Thursday evening, which wa
well attended. 1t will not say less of an
others if we make a special mention
the singing of the Rattf9an children, JOIN
ME and Maud, and the speaking of I'll
Misses Jennie Wilson, Ida Ruggles an
Cora Murkland, as being most excellen
Mr.. Cowles and others favored the aud
ence with some fine singing.
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