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

G. Collision is saving at the PercivaI
mill
Bear the fact in mind that j. P.
Baldwin has moved his furniture to
the Mrs. Stone store, opposite the
post Office. You can buy some Of
those smoked goods at very low
prices.
The auditors of the town of Barton,
Barton, on Monday, the 18th inst, at
/ 8 o'clock a. m, to examine and adjust
the accounts of town officers of the
| town of Barton.
Those who patronize irresponsible
parties who go about the country, Of
fering goods at prices below cost, are
sure to get beat. Remember the gro
Gerry peddler who was about here last
summer.
The grip is having an extensive run
in the east and northeast part of the
town. Few people are SO good as not
to be eligible to this disease. o. F.
Badger, who has been seriously ill for
some weeks, is slowly improving.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Dutton went to
| Royalton last week to attend the bur-
ial of Mrs. Sally Davis, aunt of Mrs.
Dutton. She was almost 95 years of
age. Mrs. Dutton lived with Mrs. Da
Wis several years before she was mar
ried.
Rev. Levi III. Stone, a native of
Cabot, and long minister in Glover,
and we'll known throughout this
county, died in Castleton on the 10Th
ult. He was a gifted preacher. He
the 1st VT. Regt.
The MONITOR patrons have done ex
ceedingly well SO far, in putting them
selves on an advance payment system.
But many are still in arrears; these
are invited to pay up and get the pure
pleasure and the advantage threading
paper that's paid for. They will have
the advantage of getting many club
papers at low prices.
In our report of the S. S. conven
ton last week, we accidentally omit
ted to mention the remarks of G. F.
Ranney Of Newport, on a topic as
signed. 1t is needless to say that Mr..
Ranney is thoroughly informed in
Sunday school matters, and his talk
on any subject pertaining thereto, is
practical and interesting,
Judge Orne has been trying to eff
feet some arrangement with Super
intendent Folsom for the accommoda
tion of parties who wish to take a
morning train from the south. The best
he can do is to get a permit to ride on
the morning throughfreight train dur
ing the present term of court, which
leaves this station at about s O'Clock.
Quimby w. R. c., No. Al, have in
stalled the following officers for 1892:
Pres, A. G. Bickford; S. V. P, M. J.
Ruggles; j. V. p, S. M. Drown; Sec,
n. NJ. JEWELL Treas, L. P. Page;
Chap, M. J. Randall; Con-, ). FL. Big
Glow; assistant Con-, M. E. Bickford;
guard, M. E. Brooks; assistant guard,
M. A. Tripp; delegate, N. M. Jewell.
Mr.. Nichols, who has been clerk in
the bank the last two years, surren
ders his position, with the expecta
ton of getting good place in a West
ern bank. He goes to his home in
Lyndon and from thence West. He
is young man Of exemplary habits,
and made very faithful and efficient
bank clerk. May success attend him.
At the regular meeting of Circuit
Camp, S. Of ", held Saturday even
ing, Jan. Is, the following officers were
installed: Captain, B. G. Berry; 1st
Lieut., F. A. Drown; I'd Lieut., I. E.
Holmes; chaplain, E. A. Grow; 1st
Sergt., F. A. Dwyer; @. M. Sergt., A.
L. Trip; color Sergt., @. M. Bradley;
Sergt. of Guard, M. I'll. Drumming;
Corp. of Guard, F. R. Carter; camp
guard, Warren Kinnerson; delegate,
Chas. Switzer; alternate, F. A. Drown.
We have waited four weeks for
those who are sick or slow to notify
us of desire to stop the MONITOR,
and have charged them nothing for
the four issues of the new MONITOR
sent them. Now we turn over new
leaf and shall stop papers only when
subscription is fully paid to date. We
take every man off our list who at the
end of the time paid for requests it,
and notifies us; otherwise we consider
that he wishes the paper sent him.
The trustees of the village have sold
the fire engine, hose cart, and four