Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-10-13
Barton.

barton
The L. T. L. meets on the second and
fourth Tuesday of each month. Please
bring books.
I.D.Ellis and family from Colorado are
visiting at w. T. Virgins. Mrs. Ellis
is a sister of Mrs. Virgins.
Homer Leland, lost his wallet, the
second day of the fair, in which was a
bout one hundred dollars.
Jehial Allbee's family moves into the
Elsie Wood tenement for the winter. Mr..
AlIbee goes to Manchester to work.
The regular monthly meeting of the w.
c. Il. u. will be held in Odd Fellows hall
on Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock.
FIX Powell advertises his goods at
auction. He has a large stock which
Auctioneer Silsby will handle rapidly.
Remember the auction sale by Mrs.
Alma Virgins, of farm, farming tools,
hay, straw. with cows, milk pans ETC.,
Wednesday, Oct. %.
Remember that the village and school
taxes, now in the hands of III. G. Pierce,
treasurer, must be paid before Thursday
night
Ora White has 60 men and several
horses in Maine numbering. He expects
to put up and draw six million feet this
season.
Representative Robinson spent Satur-
dav and Sunday at home. We note that the
speaker has placed him on two impor-
tant committee.
Those wishing to renew their subscrp-
ton for the Chautauquan can get club
rates by handing their names to Mrs.
Joseph Owen at once.
The rooms occupied by the bank are
being papered, painted ETC., in order to
cover up the smoke stains from the eff
fects of the late fire.
There will be a candy pull, 'fquota-
ton salad" ETC., under the auspices of Ep-
worth League, next Friday evening, at the
III. E. vestry. Everybody invited.
The Barton Base Ball Club defeated
the Irasburg's at Barton Oct End, by a
score of 10 to 4. Batteries Murphy
Keating-F. Wiley ]. Wiley.
Unclaimed letters in Barton P. O., Oct.
l, 1890: Alfred Blais; NJ. F. Burt; Jos.
Breault; w. r. Crowels; Miss Hattie j.
Dolloff; w. d. Robinson; Miss Addie n.
Simpson.
The Richford Journal states that Rev.
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place, and was able to attend religious
services. His son, we suppose Edwin, is
preparing to go to So. America as mis-
sionarY.
Daniel Hunt, Jr., has moved to this
place and will occupy a tenement in the
Hunt house on High street. He proposes
TO make quite extensive repairs on the
house ere long.
Dana w. Brown of Massachusetts, who
owns the DIR. Brown farm, occupied of
late by Geo. b. Cass, is moving to town
and will make his residence at the farm.
1t was he, not Z. C.. Brown, who bought
out N NJ Scott at depot store. He will
carry on both store and farm. Mr.. Cass
will move TO the village if he finds spit-
able house.
j. Z. Cook writes US that we got some
initials mixed in our account of the fair.
Very likely; if we got all the surnames
correct, we did better than We expected.
He thinks that E. A. Cook, the Glover Vii
Iage lawyer, got too much credit on his
Jersey. Well, let's let ED" have a little
s'puf, it will not hurt him, and j. E. will
get the premiums, just the same.
We reported last week the loss of the
large barn belonging TO w. b. Brown by
fire. On Monday Edwin c. BodweII wa'
arrested on suspicion that he fired tbs
building. He was brought before Jgstjc.
Aesaman and long and patient heaFins