Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1891-11-09
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both in barrels and in bulk that will be
sold cheap.
Barton.
The Chautauqua Circle will meet
with Mrs. B. d. Stone tonight.
The Odd Girls meet with Mrs. Henry
Gay next Thursday afternoon, Nov. II.
j. w. Murkland is home from his
trip to Connecticut, Massachusetts,
etc.
w. @. Brown sold his stock ofpress-
ed hay to the Wilders to go into the
Victory lumber woods.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Jackson will be held at the residence
of j. P. Teller, Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock.
The National w. G. T. U. meeting is
to be held in Boston, commencing
Nov. Is. Fare from Barton and re-
turn is S8.O5.
The post office will be closed as soon
as practicable after the mail is changed
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notice is given.
H. D. Phillips is the last man on the
"Square" to paint his building. He
has greatly improved his premises
during the season.
The time for closing the stores on
Tuesday evenings has been changed
from o'clock, as advertised last
week, to 6 o'clock.
The ladies of the Congregational
church will meet at the vestry, Wed.
afternoon, Nov. IL. The gentlemen
are invited to supper.
The G.. A. R. Post will have an en-
tertainment, box-supper, music, ETC.,
on Wednesday evening, Nov. IS.
Further notice next week.
c. G. Parson and wife were among
those who went on the Boston eXcur-
sion. Mrs. Parson is under medical
treatment for rheumatism.
Charlie Hunt, son of Frank Hunt,
was married last week, and the boys,
in view of the fact that Charlie is still
in his ''teens," thought the occasion
worthy of a big serenade.
Our advertisers are crowding our
columns unusually this fall and we
propose to enlarge this paper consid
erably as soon as a new outfit can be
prepared, to give more space for read
ing matter.
The annual meeting of the Eastern
Vermont Horse Breeders ASS citation
will be held at Memphremagog House,
Newport, VT, on Tuesday, Nov. 10, at
1 o'clock p. m. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Harry Gordon had quite a severe
threatening of pneumonia last week,
but is better. His father and mother
had started for New Hampshire on a
visit, stopping at st. Johnsbury, but
were called home.
All parties having unsettled accounts
with the Orleans Co. Fair Association
must present them to n. NJ. Scott,
Treas, Barton, VT, on or before Nov.
18th 1891, as the Association will close
up its business on that date.
The year, which has been unusually
pleasant and favorable for work and
business purposes, swings up into the
short days with bright skies and most
agreeable weather. Rarely is there a
day in November as perfect as yester-
day.
Ex-Gov. John Gregory Smith of ST.
Adams, died on Friday last of heart
failure. Gov. Smith has been one OF
the most prominent men in bust
ness and politics in the state for many
years. His death will be a great loss
to the state.
CARD wish through your paper
to express my deep gratitude to my
many kind friends and neighbors who
so kindly assisted during the long
sickness, death and burial of my be-
loved wife. May the richest blessings
of our Heavenly Father be theirs to
enjoy. GUY E. ALDRICH.
Wilbur Mason purchased the Jehia-
Allbee place of Mr.. Allbee when he
was here week before last and will
use the most of it for pasture lands
Mr.. Allbee sold most of his personal
property and decides to make Man
chester, n. H, his future home.
The Secretary of the Board of Ag-
riculture, w. w. Cooke of Burlington
announces that the Board is DESTROYS
of holding more meetings than usua
the coming winter. Those towns which
desire to have meetings will commun-
icate with him as early as possible.
The Railroad Co. are tearing away
the old 'Bee Hive" building near the
depot and will clean out the rubbish
about there, which has been a nuisance
and an eye sore for long time The
grounds will now afford a site for tn,
erection of a good block or set o
buildings.
There will be a Harvest supper a
the NJ E. church on Wednesday ev
ening of this week, followed by
breakfast on Thursday morning. TIL
young people will provide music, etc
The friends will bring in edibles 70
the tables. 1t is designed to be
pleasant affair socially. All invited
DR.. F. a. Newell, who recently cam
here from Lunenburgh, has opened a
Office in the Nelson block Gen. Grout'
old office and is ready to attend t
the duties of his profession. DR.. New
ell is a graduate of Burlington Medi
cal college, member of the Vernon
and os the White Mountain Medicf
Societies, and has had four years. prac
tice as physician.
Rev. Mr.. Mclean announced yester
day that he should close his labors fo
the present with the Cong. churc