Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-02
Barton.

Barton.
O. w. Mossman and wife spent last
week in Albany.
Mrs. DIR. Gale of Barre is visiting
her mother, Mrs. Joseph Owen.
Herbert H. Person has gone to his
home in Bangor, n. Y, to spend a few
days with his parents.
H. d. Phillips has made quite an i'm
provement about his premises by
grading, as we'll as general repairs on
his house.
Remember the meetings of the G. A.
r. Post and w. R. G. at their respec-
tive halls, on Wednesday evening. A
full attendance desired.
Why didn't our E. Albany man sign
his name to the item? We have no
means of knowing whether the item
is true or false.
The Harvest Supper, advertised to
be held at the NJ. E. church on We'd
nesday evening of this week, is post
poned until next week. Further no
tice will be given.
The Barton Cornet Band will give
a promenade in Opera Hall, Friday
eve Nov. 1891. A first class orches-
ira in attendance. Admission 2Octs
Open air concert at seven.
Commencing Tues. evening, Nov. 10
by mutual consent, the stores of this
village will be closed on Tuesday even
ings at o'clock, until further notice
Christmas week excepted.
Remember that the MONITOR vii
forward all club papers at loves
rates, and will soon publish dates am
places where our agent can be foun'
to take their subscriptions.
If those of our subscribers who hav
friends living West, or elsewhere, VIII
they think would like to read tn
MONITOR, will send us their names, W
will send them copies of this pape
with terms, etc. There are many Yer
monters who greatly prize the oil
home papers.
Mrs. Mary Burnham, mother {
Mrs. Geo. H Blake, died last nigl
from the effects of catarrhal feve
aged 70 years. She has made hf
home with the family of her daugf
ter for some years. The funeral wi
be held at the house of Geo. III. Blak
Wednesday afternoon, at 1:3O o'cloc
H. K. Dewey was in Boston la
week visiting his daughter Edie, wi
is in school there, and Mrs. Dewe
who is there for medical treatmer
Mrs. Dewey is much better. China
Seaver, who is also under the trea
ment of the celebrated DR.. Henion,
better of his bad knee and expects
be home ere long and off his crutche
The DIR. expects to effect a practic
cure. Miss Ida Ruggles is gaini
slowly.
From several sources we learn til
the parties who patronized the 81
Gerry drummer, receiving their goo
some weeks since, were badly so
Much of the stuff received is of I'M
rior quality. If they feel themselV
to have been swindled, it will be W
to write in their memorandum bool
''Humbugged on groceries, summer
1891; shall be ready to be victimiz
in same manner again in about t
years." We hear of one party W
ordered eight pounds of cream of t;
tar.
Neighbor Grout of the Newp
Express has changed the size and ma
up of his paper, as heretofore predi
ed. and comes out as an eight-pag
ouarto. Crowded heavily with adv
Using, he has felt compelled to enla,
his paper. He is now using the sa
quality of paper that the MONITOR U
an Improvement on what haa bt
used of late. Mr.. Circuit has beer
considerable expense in changing
STYLE and intends to give his subscI
ers a good paper. The MONITOR, WI
it is not envious of the character
prosperity of its neighbors, alW
tries to make a little the best PAL
Wait till the beginning of our n
volume, Jan. 1, and we will show
readers how it is done.
South Barton.
Fred Craig is doing good DuslI
in his new grocery.
Miss Lula Folsom is at home fl
Massachusetts,, being called sudde
ON account of her mothers sickn
Mrs. Walter Burgin was also
TO help care for her mother.
Rev. John Forrest has just retuI
from Boston, where he has been G
visit; he also went to Lawrence, NJ
and found Mr.. A. w. Varney and
and A. o. Blake and family as wei
usual.