Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1890-12-08
There will be a special meeting of Grout

S. Nj. Worthley of Manchester, n. H,
was here and spent the sabbath visiting
his grand children. He reports good
and increasing trade in his grocery store
business.
Always bear the fact in mind that you
can purchase everything in the line of
stoves, hardware, tin, crockery, lamps
and a thousand other things that few
dealers keep, at H. L. Sewers.
Mrs Jewell and her son Francis go to
st. Louis, Mo-, this week, where they
will spend the winter with Carl Jewell
and family. Mrs Jewell has been en-
ploying three girls of late, in the dress
makers business.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. N. Spalding and Mrs.
Dudley, Mrs Spaldings mother, will go
to Hot Springs, Ark, to spend the winter.
Mr.. Spauldings health is failing and
he hopes to get benefit from the springs
and a warm climate.
The Circulating Library entertain
ment on Saturday evening next, at Opera
Hall, will be a novel and interesting af-
! All COulS anu IlcIp GIC SOOu CAUSE.
Admission, Is cents; cake and coffee, 10.
Ladies' Society of Cong. Church.
The Orleans County Good Templars'
Union will be held with the Lodge in this
! place Wednesday of this week at ten
O'Clock a. m. 1t is is earnestly desired
that every member of the order will make
a special effort to attend this Union.
n. M. Scott keeps one COW, a grade
Jersey and Ayrshire, which supplies his
family with milk, cream and butter. Dur
ing the six months between Apr. 1 and
! Oct. l last, he churned 269 pounds of
butter from this cow Who can give
better record?
Rev. o. ID. Clapp, one of the best tenn
perance lecturers Of the state, will give a
public lecture in Opera Hall Wednesday
evening of this week at 80 o'clock. Mr..
Clapp is we'll known to many in this vi
cinity, and it is hoped the people will
turn out to hear him. Come yourself and
bring oar neighbors. Let all come. No
collections.
Barron & Hamblett had a new al. for
this week which is crowded out. They
are talking about their new winter goods
in the line of clothing, winter wear, hats,
caps, horse blankets. They have sugar,
apples, onions, fruits, fresh oysters, beef
by the quarter, etc. They want produce,
dried apple, yarn and mittens in exchange
! for goods.
Those of our patrons who have been
| doing business with the Vermont Savings
Investment Co. of Montpelier, and others
interested in money loaning will be inter-
ested to know that the Co. starts in Jan. 81
with Trust Co. charter and with enlarg-
ed facilities for doing BUSINESS. The
new bank will do general banking bust
ness. Will have stock of 800, 900.
! The Walter Hayward Chair Manufact-
uring Company of Fitchburgh, Mass,
which has done large business in this
village in the line of lumber and chair
| stock since 1859, have sold out all their
property here to a company of ten bust
ness men, who will organize under the
name of the Barton Manufacturing Co.
The new company will saw out the
lumber purchased ia the trade and such
other lumber as comes to the mill. The
| object of the purchase is to maintain or
establish business here that shall be bene-
| fetal to the place.
IsaI.tOn Landing
S. Dodge is LAID up with sciatic rheu-
matism.
Grimes & Wiley are doing a good
business at "the old stand" and thank
full for past favors are ready to attend to
all customers.
The robins seem to little off on thier
weather reckoning this year They have
been seen here recently. John Dodge
reports seeing a flock of crows recently.
They have probably left for Florida by
this time.
ALBANY.
AR. Campbell has sold his horse, ''Gen.
Fremont" for $780,
Mrs. Della Honey has returned to her
nome in Lowell.-Misses Clara and Edith
Vance have returned to Montpelier.
George Norris is very dangerously sick
with typhoid fever.-Timothy Delano had
a paralytic shock last Tuesday, from
which he died Wednesday morning.
East Albany.
There will be a donation party and visit
for Rev. Mr.. Dutton, at the Free Will
Baptist church, in East Albany on Thurs
day evening Dec. Is. There will be plays,
music and other exercises. Let there be
a large gathering.
Bro wilmington
Mr.. Preston has moved into his new
house.
G. E. Jennings of Wolcott teaches the
Center school.
L. Grow is canvassing for Miller &
Huse of Beebe Plain.
VIM. Pierce is moving from Barton to
his fathers, Daniel Pierce.
Nellie Townsend has gone to the MONI-
TOR office to complete her years work.
Mrs Matilda Rollins of Bath, N. H., is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Ruth Robinson
Q lie ldSG VI bIlC CucCSC was WCISu0u ldSG
week and the factory closed for the sea
son.
Mrs Bell Adams from N. II. is here
visiting Pike has gone to work for
| S. Bartlett.
/ The remains of Mrs. S. S. Priest were
brought to the Center cemetery for inter-
ment, Tuesday, Dec. 2.
E. NJ. Buchanan has got little ahead
of Santa Claus this year by putting cou
pie of we'll loaded Christmas trees in his
store,
Evansville.
Mr.. ingalls, little daughter still lives,
though slight hopes are entertained
of her recovery.
Do you want to know what makes
Judge Orne SO smiling of late? Because
he has grandson.
Mrs. John Giillan of East Browning
| ton is dangerously sick. She has sis