Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-06-13

day night last, 115 are reported to be
for Fuller, 13 unpledged, or for Fetch
er.
The annual pilgrimage visit to ST.
Anne de Beaupre is set for June 2O.
Train leaves here at 1913, morning.
Round trip fare, $50.
Comrade William Williams of Al
bany inspected Quimby Post on We'd
nesday evening last, and very accept
ably ad dressed the meeting.
Tt is expected that Rev. A. J. Hough
of Montpelier will deliver his lecture,
1.-THE Country Parson," at the M. E.
church some evening next week.
The Mahogany Quartet of ST. Johns
bury will give concert in Opera Hall
the evening of June %, under the aus
pices of the Cong. Ladies' Society.
Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church will
meet at the vestry rooms on Friday
evening of this week. Supper at 8
O'Clock. General invitation given.
7. w. Drew and wife have returned
from their visit to Lawrence, Mass.
Mr.. Drew had hard sick spell while
away and is not very strong yet.
Some one from without the county
has been about of late quietly working
in the interests of V. I. Spear for gov
ernor. Wait, Victor, till your turn
comes.
1t is reported that Harry Gordon is
to run the American House as mana
ger after Mr.. Doyle goes away, par
tv in town being also interested in the
business.
The merchants and business men in
this town ought to be satisfied with
the business done, if the number of
out Of town peolpe is any indication
of trade.
Children's Day will be observed at
the NJ E. church next Sabbath at 5
O'Clock D. m. Rev. Mr.. Lewis Will
preach a sermon for children and
young people in the forenoon.
The members of the Fair Ground
Co. and all interested in the matter of
the fair of 1892 are requested to meet
at the American House, Barton, on
Monday, June 81, at 1 O'Clock p. N.
Members Of the Barton Manufact-
uring Co. are requested to meet at
the office of F. w. Baldwin on Mon
day evening, June Goth. Important
business demands full attendance.
The village trustees are putting
down lengthwise drains on part OF
Main street, expecting to improve a
part of that muddy territory Such
drainage has proved effectual in many
places.
A correspondent from Lowell, Mass,
writes US, suggesting the name of E
2. Cotton of Irasburgh as a fit person
for governor. That idea is not a new
one. or an invention of our friend in
| Lowell.
HI. G. Pierce of Barton has made ar
rangements with the manufacturers
whereby he can furnish bunting flags
for campaign, celebration or other pur-
poses, at very low rates. Those desir-
ing flags of any sort or size will dc
well to call on him.
Joshua Twombly of Cambridge
Mass, was in VT. last week, having
come on to attend the funeral Of Sam
uel Twombly. Mr.. Twombly spent the
winter in Florida and returned, al
clean and as bright as new silve1
dollar He found a welcome by hi
many, friends in Vermont.
Frank Gilman has caught two long
out of Crystal lake, each of which
weighed 81 pounds. 1t is stated tina
a fish was caught in this lake year
ago that weighed 26 pounds, and we
once saw one taken from the pont
that was exactly three feet long
Way back fish stories are Away
large ones.
@. A. Abbott has made cemmenda
BILE Improvement about the premise
he recently purchased on Park ST
The place looks to be worth $500 NOR
than it did when he purchased it.-M
J. Smith is spreading new shingles o,
his house.-Dr. Prime is using som
of the @. E. Boswell iron roofing o.
his barn.
For the convenience of such veter
ans and others as wish to go to tn
soldiers meeting at Newport, June Il
the B. & M. r. r. Co. have kindly Of
fered to put a passenger car on No.
freight train, which leaves here 500
, after the mail train from the north al
} rives. This will be a convenienc
which will be appreciated.
Nellie Smith and Carrie Whitney g
/ to the White Mountains to work; Net