Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-08-15

purpose of comforting the NJ. NJ. de-
gree, will be held Thursday eve, Aug
IS, at 1880 p. m. All NJ. NJ. in regular
standing are invited to be present.
The notorious Dian family, who
have been a nuisance in this county
have gone to Greensboro. We hope
that nobody will be SO regardless OF
| the public welfare as to let them into
a house here again. Pity Greensboro.
A correspondent seconds our sug
gestion of last week and says to the
farmers: Ifyou want to save your po-
tato vines, spray them with the 'sBor-
deaux Mixture Send to the Agricul-
tural Experiment Station, Burlington,
for Bulletin No. IS.
The democratic voters of Barton
are requested to meet in caucus at
the American House in Barton, Fri
day, Aug. 10, at 1880 O'Clock p. nl., to
nominate candidate for town repre-
sentative and a justice ticket.
PER ORDER Town Com.
John Batchelder and G. Il. Wiley
took hold OF the matter Of furnishing
entertainments to meet the expense
of the Page Opera hall for the use Of
the summer school with aa4im, and
probably made enough 80 pay them
we'll for labor and trouble.
Charles G. Grow would like to sell
out, or to sell his mill property, SO as
to reduce his business. He offers his
store building and business, his mill
and lots Of goods and personal prop
erty at low rates for the next few
weeks. Go and see him before he
takes on the .sboom"
The lovers of fine horses, and all
others interested in the Breeders
meeting to be held at the Memphre-
magog Park, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday Of this week are informed
that the entries are very large, and
that it viii be altogether the best
horse show ever held in this county.
Some of those interested in agricul-
tural and fair matters met here on
Saturday and proposed forming
stock company to buy and put in first
class order the fair ground in this
place. The company will be good
one, and the fair business put in
hands that will insure its success for
years to come.
Asahel Boswell, almost life long
Of this town, died at his
nome, and of his parents before him,
after a protracted illness on Thursday.
His was the first death occurring in the
Did home since the death of his father,
ifty-fve years ago. He was nearly |
seventy three years old. An honest I
md Industrious citizen, he will be |
much missed by his friends and neigh
oors.
The Peerless Manufacturing Co. I
agent and others were here last week |
;aking a second look with reference to
coating a new factory here. They
'equire considerable purchase money,
put our people are equal to the ac-
md the funds will probably be raised.
# they come they will put up big
hop at once to get ready for business
n the early fall.
The Republican county committees
ire arranging for county rallies to be
held at Barton on Thursday, Aug. %,
md at No. Troy on the 26th or 9th of
Aug. Hon. Geo. M. Dewey, the well
Known and popular Michigan orator,
md other speakers will be present,
llso A. j. Maxam of Brattleboro, the
humorous campaign singer. Politics
re rather late this year, but the crop
viii, nevertheless, be large.
The Rev. Kengo Morinya, a. Japa-
lese student at Troy Conference Acad-
my, son of the Shinto high priest, is
to lecture at the Methodist
episcopal church, Thursday evening.
lie has lectured in many leading plac-
IS in this state and New York. and
lis efforts are highly commended by
he press. A collection will be taken,
he proceeds to assist him in complet
ng his preparations for Christian Mis-
ionary work among his own people.
Barton Landing.
Miss Elvia Farman of Westfield is
listing friends in this vicinity.
A company of Fresh Air children
viii reach here on Wednesday next.
Fred Wheeler and Maynard Skinner
ave been out to Lake Megantic fish
ng.
Rev. A. A. Smith of Glover preach
d in exchange with Mr.. Fuller, yes
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