Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-09-11
he Beans. John and ID. are hav-

The Beans, John and ID. d., are nav
ing a fine monument built, which will
be erected in the cemetery next week.
1t will stand between their two lots
and be one of the best on the grounds.
The w. w. circuit monument is being
removed and will be set in the Glover
cemetery.
The managers of the fair are max
ing due preparations to care for all
drunken persons and all liquor sellers
during the time of the fair. They will
be safely locked up until such time as
the law can attend to them and ad-
minister proper doses of the latest and
most approved prohibition remedies.
Mr. and Mrs. George King have re-
turned from their wedding trip. and
Mr.. King resumes his place in the O.
D. Owen store. They will occupy one
of the new houses being built by o. D.
Owen. They are young people much
esteemed in this community, and
their many friends will be pleased
that they are to make their home with
us.
Those interested will note the fol-
lowing corrections in the published
premium list: In the committe on
grade Jerseys it should be VIM. Rose
brook, not VIM. Robinson; add to the
premium lists for 1, 2 and year old
colts, geldings after premiums to fl
lies. That is, same premiums will be
given to geldings as to FLIES.
In speaking of horses recently, we
omitted to mention the record of the
D. D. and John Bean mare, Cobdella.
This is a half sister of Allen Wilkes.
She is reported to have made a mile
in 2:23 recently, and at the State fair
at Burlington she won three straight
heats in race with ten starters. She
is being handled by the UtUons and will
be trotted here this week.
The Boston and Maine road an
nounces reduced rates, as usual, for
the Northern Caledonia Fair at Lyn-
donville, Sept. Is and 81. From Sher-
brooke the round trip rate is $3.50,
from Wells River $1.00, and at pro-
portionately low figures from inter
mediate stations. Low rates have
also been arranged for the Barton
fair, Sept. II, Is and IA.
At the annua convocation of Key
stone Chapter, No. Is, R. A. M, held
at their hall Sept. 4, the following Of
ficers were elected and installed: FL.
T. Seaver, E. HI. P; ia. Pearson, K;
A. P. Bean, S.; G. A. Katen, Treas;
g. P. Jenness, Sec.; G. A. Barrows,;
G. H; J. P. Baldwin, P. s.; j.. N. Web
ster, R. A. c.; J. P. Ellis, M. Sd ";
OH. Davis, Md "; He. Pierce, M. LIST
W; A. F. French, Chap; John Bean,
steward; o. V. Joslyn, steward; FL. G.
Gay, tyler - ES-IflssSsSE 80 ri axe
Every member Of the 18th Regt.,
VT. Vols. is urgently invited to be
present at the reunion of that regi-
ment, which is to be held at Lyndon
vile Sept. 26. Col. Proctor and Lit.
Col. circuit will be present if it is pos
sible for them to get away from Wash
ington at that time. Col. Proctor has
practically given his word that he
will be present. Ample arrangements
will be made for the accommo dation
of the regiment both day and evening.
A campfire will be held in the even
ing.
The Fair managers have been very
busy of late in getting the matters
of the Fair in readiness, and the pros
poets are first class for an excellent
show. Now if the people will do their
part the fair will be worthy the coun-
ty. The balloon and parachute per-
Torrance will be great attraction.
The Thursdays races will be Of more
than usual interest. Remember that
the price of admission has been cut
for that day, and that a much larger
attendance will be needed to make
the finances even.
AS much interest is felt in the bal
loon ascension and the parachute
drop that is to be seen at the fair, the
following from the vice president OF
Mad River Fair Association will be of
interest. "Prof. LaRoux made us the
best balloon ascension and parachute
drop we ever witnessed at our fair on
Sept. ~ Another party in New York
State says, "We have had many bal
loon ascensions at our meetings, but
the two exhibitions by Prof. LaRoux
surpassed anything Of the kind ever
witnessed in this vicinity"
Mrs. Lucretia Kendall of Washing
ton, d. c., has been spending a few
DAYS in Rarton and uiciritv 1ziSitino