Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1892-09-12


90 to Massachusetts to-day. Eide
to Boston, where she has tine posi-
ton. and Lena to Andover to attend
school.
The w. G. T. U. ladies will meet in
the M. E. vestry, Tuesday, at 3 p. M,
Sept. 13. A full attendance is deslreo'
as unfinished business is to be attend
ed to, or settled.
The Peerless Company, beside their
main building of 10 $50 feet, Will
build an ell, boiler house and an OF
fee building. The foundation OF all
are being laid and will nearly be com
pleted this week.
Cholera infested ships continue to
arrive at New York harbor, and are
held at. quarantine, the sick TO De
taken off on to pest spot on one OF
the islands of the harbor. There are
no cases, so far, on the land.
John E. Skinner and wife move TO
St. Johnsbury for the remainder OF
the school year to make nome tof
their daughter, Gertrude, and their
niece. Mae Robinson. They have
year more in the academy there.
It is a thing worthy of note that on
election day three generations in the
Comstock family were present and
voted. The eldest was Mr.. Bishop
Comstock, aged 85 years, and his son
and grandson. They voted for pro-
lection and reciprocity.
First VT. Artillery 18th, VT. Vols,
will hold a reunion in Washington,
during the National Encampment
week. A tent has been assigned them
on ssGreen Army Place." Full par
ticulars when we arrive in Washing
ton. No reunion will be in the State
this year.
We commence this week the publ
cation of a continued story, entitled
GA Soldiers Secret" very interest
ing story of border life in the far West,
which will be of interest to the story
readers of the MONITOR. Our crowd
ed condition to day compels us to put
the story on supplement.
We publish to-day a circular issued
by the State Board of Health on the
! cholera, which at present is threat
ening this country, as well as destroy
/ inc hundreds of lives in Europe. The
! recommendation in regard to clean
illness, disinfectants, ETC., should be
commended and needed. Whether
the dread disease reaches us or not 1t
will be safe to get ready for it.
Among the curious things in the
politics of the county, was the fact that
Gilman w. Seaver and his son Ezra
T. Seaver, ran as republican ano
democratic candidate respectively
for county commissioner. Uncle Gil
man wins by large majority as ne
ouCht Ii he had clicked" the boy
for his inclination to join the demo
cratic ranks it might have saved hin
a defeat now.
People should keep the fact IN mine
that the managers are making grea
preparations for the county fair, to bf
held on Roaring Brook Park, Oct. 4,
and 6, at which time they expec
first class weather, and are more thai
certain of q great exhibit of stock
ETC., and very large number OF trot
ting horses for the races. They ex
pect, in short, first class fair IN ev
cry respect. The premium list pam
phlet will be printed and distribute
this week.
r. T. Wilson has returned from hi
vacation visit to New Hampshire
where he got some new points and IN
spiration in the line Of his business
He has at heavy expense supple
, himself with new outfit of instru
ments, some beautifully painted back
ground scenery, and is prepared to q
a better lob than ever before. He
now making a speciality with the en-
amelled picture, which is really tn
best thing ever discovered and adopt
= ed for a picture; he is also dom
some big things in crayon work.
Il The following resolutions were pass
ed at regular meeting of Quimby v
e R. c., No. Al, Barton, VT.
WHEREAS, Death has entered tn
n home of Julia Drown, loved an
faithful member of our Corps, and tax
en- from thence beloved son,
e ResoIved, That we extend to he
and her companion our heartfelt Low
and sympathy in their sad bereave
Ii ment, and while they bow in numb
submission to the will of our HEAVIER
q ly Father, may they look for help
bear the stroke, to the loving Con
3 forter who is always so near in time
q of affection.
q Resoloed, That a copy of these resee
lutions be spread upon our record