Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-02-01


and adequate protection to it's citi-
zens, to it's officers and to it's humblest
sailors when made the victims of
wantonness and cruelty in resentment
not to their personal misconduct, but
Of the official acts of their govern
ment. BEN. HARRISON.
Executive Mansion, Jan. 25, 90.
Thank you, Gentlemen. The fol-
lowing are some of the pleasant things
that our brethren of the Press have
said about the MONITOR, since it
changed it's size and makeup:
| The MONITOR appears this week in
| quarto form, neatly printed pa
per, with an abundance of well ar
ranged local and miscellaneous news.
The improvement of the MONITOR in
make and matter, during the past few
years has been quite noticeable. We
congratulate brother Blake on this
tangible evidence of his push and
prosperity Union.
The Barton MONITOR begins the new
year by adopting the modern six col
umn quarto form. With a new head,
new makeup at the beginning of the
new year, the new MONITOR ought to
appeal more strongly than ever to
the people of Orleans county. Mr..
Blake is to be congratulated on the
fine appearance Of his paper.-Bel-
loaUs Falls Times.
The Orleans County MONITOR, pub
lished at Barton, Vermont, has been
enlarged to an eight-page paper. 1t
is a finely printed weekly and covers
it's field in a very creditable manner.
Nashua, N. FL. Telegraph.
The Barton MONITOR celebrated the
New Year by changing from the folio
to the quarto form, and in it's new
makeup is handsome sheet reflect
ing great credit npon Editor Blake.
The new MONITOR ought to, and un-
doubtedly will, meet with the hearty
appreciation of its patrons, both ad-
vertisers and readers Windsor Jour
nal.
The Barton MONITOR came out last
week in eight-page form, with new
heading, enlarged and improved. 1t
is neat, clean looking paper, and we
congratulate Editor Blake on the i'm
provements he has made, and wish
him success in his new venture.-Er-
press q; Standard.
We congratulate Bro. Blake on the
improved appearance of his paper.
the Barton MONITOR, and are very
glad to note it's evident prosperity
Esse1 Co. Herald.
The Barton MONITOR Joins the pro-
cession this week by appearing as
six column quarto. The MONITOR is
an excellent local newspaper and it's
latest Improvement indicates that it
is meeting with the prosperity which
it serves.-BurIington Clipper
The Barton MONITOR begins the new
year by adopting the modern six
column quarto form. With new
head, new makeup at the beginning of
the new year the new MONITOR ought
to appeal more strongly than ever to
the people of Orleans county. Mr..
Blake is to be congratulated on the
fine appearance of his paper.-North-
field NeaOs.
The Barton MONITOR has changed
front with the beginning of the new
year, and now comes to us in the
eight-page form. Brother Blake al
ways caters to the wants of his pa
irons, and here is success to him.
Barre Enterprise.
One Of the features of their dwin
ding foreign trade which the English
are mourning most bitterly is the
shrinkage in the expectation of i'm
ported merchandise. Great Britain has
spent some 5000, 900 in steamship
subsidies in the past so years with
view to making herself the warehouse
of the world. The money has been
wisely expended. With her swift
steamship lines to all quarters of the
planet, England has been to a consid
cradle extent the distributing point
for the products Of the far East, of
Africa and of South America. But of
late years the other European mari
time powers have been copying Eng
lands example, and protecting and
fostering steamship enterprises by
generous subsidies from the public
treasury. England has had to share
the profits Of trade with France, Ger
many and Italy, and now the United
States, with it's new Postal Aid act, is
also about to enter the field as COM
petitor. It is no wonder that English |
statesmen and journalists should be
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