Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-03-10
Barton


The Orchestra boys hal good party
at the promenade last week.
Come into this office AMI get the pair
of mems gloves you lost On Sunday.
Rev. L. ?. Chase was in sown yesterday,
and spoke at NJ. E. church last evening.
The Chautauqua meeting will be held
with Mrs. H. S. Bickford, Tuesday
evening.
Frank Burdick, who has been clerking at
the American House, went to Lyndon last
week and was married TO Miss Hawkins.
We hope our people will do themselves
the favor of attending the temperance
lecture by Miss Phelps at Cong. church
Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church will meet with Mrs. Geo. H. Blake
on Wednesday afternoon. Tea at 6 p. m.
sharp. All are cordially invited.
DR.. Arkley, brother of John Arkley,w
here recently to see Mrs. Arkley, who con-
tinues hard sick. Mrs. Kelley of Concord,
n. H., is here caring for Mrs. Arkley.
"Gen." William Braddock is having q
suite of rooms fitted up in the Page block
for home Now, girls William is hav-
ing big run of business in the wood cut
ters line and wants home, etc.
Mrs. Barrett of Bradford, president of
the VT. NJ. E. Home Missionary Society,
gave very interesting lecture here on
Wednesday in behalf of her society She
will do other work for the society in this
county.
March has put in ore of the six weeks
of winter weather which it is sometimes
able to give. There was a heavy snow
storm and the lowest thermometer record
OF the year, last week. The snow is much
help to business.
Uncle Sam has recently granted pen
sions or pension increases to the follow
ing: G. NJ. Rice, Lyndonville; Marshall
Montgomery, st. Johnsbury; Walter
Green, Danville and Jonas G. Sullivan,
Hyde Park.
LISTERS MEETING.-The listers of Or
leans County are requested to meet at the
American House, Barton Village, on
Thursday, March 20, at 10 O'Clock, a. M,
to discuss matters relative to the apprais-
al of property.
Henry Heating, Barton boy, now liv-
ing down in Waterbury, Conn.,, is winning
quite reputation as a wrestling cham
MI Ia in
and seems to be the champion of that
part TO New England.
The Aftermath Club will give the
''Dairymaids' Festival" on Saturday ev-
ening of this week, at Opera House. The
Club extends a cordial invitation to one
and all to come and partake of their
Dairy Maids Fare"
The ice men drove their work last week
as hard as possible. They will cover all
the ground possible on the site where they
put up their sheds, and build another big
house up near the Danforth place if the
cold weather does not help the ice crop
below.
There will be a special communication
of Orleans Lodge, No 50, F. and A. NJ,
Friday evening, March IA, at O'Clock,
sharp. Work on NJ. NJ. degree and ban
quet- All Masons in good standing invit-
ed. 1t is especially desired that there be
a full attendance.
Amos Tower moves into the Mrs judi
kins house.-Gib. Cass moves into the
tenement in the DR.. j. F. Skinner house
vacated by Amos Tower.--John L.Twom-
bly, has rented one of his houses to Mr..
Rennie of Greensboro Bend, who will
move here and carry on shoe making in
the Dwinell building.
The liberal policy and conservative
management of the Connecticut General
life insurance company, which for the last
fifteen years has been one fo the leading
compauies in Vermont, has won for it an
other year of handsome gains in business
and assets, as will be seen from the adj
vertisement in another column.
There will be a Temperance lecture in
the Cong. church next Wednesday eve,
March ~, at 80 p. m, by Miss Minnie