Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-10-17

ROAD WoSU OF Gu0 J0IISoo UIiOSO, "a
cept into the river, are committing a
Fespass on their neighbors, and are
requested not to make that dumping
ground. They ought to know better.
DR.. Pearson has gone to Montpelier
and vicinity on visit and his office
will be closed for about two weeks.
Barton.
Guy Rowen is home on vacation
visit
Mrs. Ellen Owen moves into the L..
NJ Hubbard tenement.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Owen are home
from their visit to Barre.
Rev. Mr.. Swain attended the County
S. S. convention at Derby last week.
L. 2. Case was in Boston last week
attending the funeral of his brother,
Lyman Case.
mr.. Cutting of the Peerless Com
pany went to Newport, n. H., one
day last week on business.
The Cong. Ladies' Society are invit-
ed to meet with Mrs. John Bean next
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 10.
Mrs. Henry A. Johnson, daughter
of w. G. Hawkins, from Providence,
r. l., and Miss Barbara Richards are
visiting in town..
Remember that E. S. Nelson sells
his farm, known as the Deacon Tay-
In <o, ctr or of
next Saturday. See bills.
Petitions are being circulated in
the town and county asking for leg
islation which shall curtail or stop the
running of Sunday railway trains.
The Phila May Concert Company of
Boston, will give one of their grand
concerts in Opera Hall, either Oct.
31st, or Nov. 1st; further notice next
week.
Mrs. j. B. Freeman starts for Boston
and New York to-day to purchase a
etc Mrs @. G. Heath will accompa-
ny her.
The little daughter Of Sam Standish
fell off the upper veranda at the
American House one day last week
and was taken up unconscious, but
proved not to have been seriously
hurt.
Rev. F. w. Lewis was in Montpelier
last week, attending the Epworth
League convention, speaking on We'd
nesday evening, and helping conduct
q mio-year examination of applicants
for admission to the Conference.
The weather last week was pleasant
and favorable for business. It will be
well, however, to bear in mind the
fact that the same machinery which
turns out warm and agreeable day
in October, can make a snow storm
with only slight change of the wind.
Geo. Tower has bought large tract
of lumber land in Worcester, adjoin-
ing the Stowe line, and will do big
job of numbering this winter. He is
negotiating for a saw mill near his lot
where he can manufacture his lumber
His shipping point is Morrisville.
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There were in session at the same
time IN the county last week, the
Grand Lodge of Knights of Pythias,
the Grand Lodge of Good Templars,
and the County Sunday School asso-
citation. We are pleased to entertain
these respected organizations, and
hope they found the meetings both
profitable and pleasant
We haven't publicly stated since
our last issue that anonymous COM
munications are placed in the waste
basket; but we repeat the statement
for the non information of parties who
will this week waste Time, ink and