Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-07-21
Barton.
girl baby at Leroy Roundy's.

A girl baby at Leroy Roundy's.
DR.. Emery of So. Troy and wife are
guests at Chas. Graves for a few days.
Mr.. Wilson, artist, will close his photo
graph rooms until Aug. Is. He wants
short vacation.
A. NJ. Brown has sold out his livery
stable and his lease of the premises to a
party in Charleston.
Maud Murkland is home from Boston
on a short vacation. She will sing in the
concerts on Wednesday.
L. P. Case was recently visited by his
brothers, L. G. Case Of Cambridge, Mass,
and B. w. Case of Coventry.
S. r. Colburn, who had been working
in the Kinney mill, Lowell, is thrown out
of employment and is home again.
The annual Methodist campmeeting
will be held at Lyndonville from the 10th
to the 22d of August inclusive.
Tower Bros. have bought the post-of-
flee block of their father, and are putting
it in thorough state of repair.
Rev. Mr.. Hubert of Barton Landing
preached good discourse at M. E. church
yesterday morning, on exchange with
Rev. Lewis.
We see by the market reports that a
dozen of good, fresh eggs are worth
more than a pound of the best butter
twelve hens are more profitable than a
cow.
Painters Peterson and McDougall are
painting their own houses. This is con-
trary to the old rule that ''shoemakers'
wives and blacksmiths' horses go bare
footed"
Thos. King and family, who have spent
their SINNERS here of late have arrived and
will make their homes at r. S. Twombly's
as heretofore. Mr.. Corey and friends will
be here later.
The pension roll of the week includes
the names of S. G. Harrington, So. Wal
den; Luther Bates, West Burke; Jas. II.
Gurthie, McIndoes Falls; Russell w.
Cowles of Craftsbury.
NJ. ]. Smith has been sending monu-
mental work to Iowa. Go in, neighbor
Smith, the West is wide, and we wish
that you might show some of your work
out that way.
Our readers will notice the advertise
ment of Perry Porter of West Burke as
pension agent. We have known Mr..
Porter for many years, and consider him
an honest man and a very successful
agent.
Pension agents are busy these days
prosecuting claims under the new law.
o. V. Joslyn of this village has been for
tunate in getting claims that other agents
have failed in getting. See his ad. in this
paper.
Regular communication of Orleans
Lodge, No. 90, F. and A. NJ, Friday eve,
July %, at 80 o'clock. Work on NJ. NJ.
degree. A full attendance is desired. Let
every member take notice. Visiting broth,
ers cordially invited.
Aaron Drown has bought the r. S.
Orne shop on the river. and will enlarge
it and repair it and do blacksmithing and
CduIHOOh HduuIdcIuFlnS. MT. DfOWL
has patent on a canthook which he find:
q very useful thing among lumbermen
The Western Union telegraph office il
New York was destroyed by fire FRIDAY
night, causing great loss of propert,
and great Inconvenience in the transmits
sion of messages. This was the grea
heart center of important telegraphit
business in the country. 1t will be sew
eral days before the lines are working
regularly
Messrs. True Blanchard of Newpor
are advertising the Quincy hot waite
heater. This heating apparatus is, with
out doubt, the best thing yet put into US,
for heating houses. Mr.. Dutton of thi
village has one in his new house and 1
works most satisfactorily. If there il
anything that helps Vermont winter, il
is q well heated house.
Rev. L. II. Elliott announces that Mrs