Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-09-22

/ cents. Dr. Brancn OF NeWpOIb Will uellV-
er the address.
| There will be a Union meeting of all the
temperance societies in this place in hon
or of Miss Frances E. Wizards birthday
on Saturday evening, Sept. 9th, i'll Opera
Hall. Doors open at O'Clock; exercises
to commence at 80. The L. o. G. T.,
w. G. T. U. and L. T. L. societies are
requested to meet at their respective halls
at O'Clock to form procession, etc. We
hope that every one who is interested in
the cause of temperance in the place will
come and bring friends. All wearing
badges and joining procession admitted
free All others, 10 cents.
Are you getting ready for the county
fair? There seems to be good feeling
and a general interest in the fair. The
horse department will be extraordinary,
and we look for large show of all kinds
of stock. The fair being ''open to the
world,' we expect to see large share
of the world and it's people here. We
hope the ladies will fill up their depart
ment brim full. The vegetable and fruit
departments ought also to be better than
ever before Come to the fair! Bring
your friends and the best ANIMAL yegeta-
BILE, or piece of handiwork in your pos
session.
The Ministerial Association of st.
field, Oct TO- 1890. Religious services
to be held each morning from s 80 to 8
o'clock. Oct. 7, at p. m. "Duty of Pa
rents in Leading their Children TO Christ,
F. w Lewis; "Duty of Children in
Leading their Parents to Christ" W. G.
johnson. October s, 8 a M: Pastor in
the Study" n. w. Wilder; s'Pastor in
the Pulpit A. l.. Cooper pastor in
the Social Meeting" r. L, G. Mckenzie;
pastor in the Campmeeting" G. w.
Morse: ssPastor in the S. School," r j.
Christie; Pastor in the Pastoral Work, :"
p. n. Granger. Afternoon: Essays by
the Epworth Leaguers- Elgie Brown,
Lottie Clark, Hattie Burroughs, De Eta
Powers, May Harvey, Jennie Tower,
Maude King. Address, advantages of
p. M, address to young people, G. M.
Curl. Oct. 8, a. m, Influence of Sc
cret Orders upon the Church." III. w.
Worthen elements of Ministerial Sue
cess" C. Wedgeworth, c. S. Hubert.
Free transport from Newport to all COM
ing by cars. 1. P. Chase, n. w. Wilder,
6. Donaldson, Com.
Barton Landing.
Another story has been added to the
Fairbtother blacksmith shop, the roof of
which was recently burned.
Geo. Ford has sold over twenty dollars
worth of blackberries from less than
IA acre of uncultivated ground.
The next regular meeting of George G.
Meade Post, G. A. R., will be held Tues
day, the Both inst, at 80 O'Clock p. m.
The B. L. M. b. are engaged to play at
Barton, Thursday, Sept. 25,atithe reunion
of the Orleans Co. Veterans Association.
Mrs. Ella baldwin, McVicker, has gone
to Boston, where she will spend few
weeks before returning to the West, to
her new home in Denver, Col.
Our citizens are not pleased with the
county court proceedings. If it has come
to that that men can violate the plainest
laws and go free, there seems to be little
use in trying to punish crime.
ALBANY
S. f. Phelps, who had slight shock, is
somewhat improving.
A R. Campbell has sold his goods at
auction and will move to Morrisville this
week, where he will engage in the jewelry
business.
Mrs. J. C.. Burke is in town visiting
friends.-Manly Darling from Manches-
ter is in town. Fred Aiken is at home
OsweIl Kidder is at home from johnson.
Oscar johnson from Wisconsin is Wis
iting here in town.
The tub factory project seems now to
be upon a sound basis. The necessary
funds have been pledged and the compa-
ny organized. The grounds have been
laid out and the machinery ordered. 1t
will be located on land now owned by f.
w. Tenney near the arch bridge, and will
be operated by Clarence Webster of VOL
colt.
Bro NvnInGtOn.
DR.. Gilman is repairing his house.
Mrs. G. Bryant has rented her farm,
and will move to Barton.
Mrs Addie Streeter (Bruce) of Phila-
delphia, formerly of this place, is visiting
here
Miss Martha Folsom has gone to AL
bany to have her eyes treated by DR.. Camp
bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Denison have gone
to Boston, where Mrs. Denison will be
treated for deafness.
Business is quite lively at the cheese
factory just now. About $4,000 pounds
of August cheese has been sold during the
past week at 8 IA cents per pound.
Nelson Caron has bought tirst-class
cider mill, which he will run for the &C
commodation of people in this vicinity.
w III Uc III OpCIdGlOn OfCIy WOCh udy III
the present.
Willis Carpenter is visiting his old
friends in this place. Mr.. Carpenter went
from this town to Ohio some years since,
and like nearly all enterprising Vermont
ers, has succeeded well in his adopted
state.
East BrOwnin2tOn.
Mrs Martha Wade has gone to her
home in Brookbury, P. O., to visit her
brother, George Coats, and other friends.
Coventry.
Mr.. Annis has moved into Mrs. Fanny
Aliens house.
Sylvester Allen has been granted pen
sion of eight dollars per month and $1260
in arrears.
E. S. Cowles has returned to New
York.-Nelson Shepard from Milford, N.
H, is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. Samuel Pearson and Mrs. Hollis
Thrasher have been at Boston the past
week for medical consultation.
The second Quarterly meeting of the