Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-03-12
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Geo. III. Davis is showing a fine as
sortment Of Spring Dress Goods this
week.
To LET.-A good and convenient
house, with wood shed, barn and vii
lage water. Inquire of J. j. Hill, Bar
ton, VT. TT
To LET. A nice tenement of six
rooms, pantry and two closets, on
Lincoln venue. Newly painted and
papered, large garden, village water.
H. G. Gay. If
A good line of wall paper can be
found at the Barton Furniture Store.
J. P. Baldwin, proprietor.
NoTICE.-If any one holds any stock
of the Barton Foundry Co. unknown
to me, I would notify them that I am
about to have the title changed to
myself, believing that l own all the
stock. j. w. Murkland.
G. S. Phillips is ready to show a
large stock of wall paper, shades, &C.,
at his shop in Clio yer.
Barton.
w. C. T. U. meets with Mrs. T. w.
Drew, Tuesday, at 8 p. m.
The Odd Girls will meet with Mrs.
Henry G. Gay next Wednesday after
noon, March IA.
Remember the annual village meet
ing which will be held next Tuesday
(to-morrow) evening.
School was in session 161 days the
last school year, instead of 261, as we
reported last week.
Rev. W. Harris, d. D., missionary
of the Episcopal Diocese Of Vermont,
was in town a few days since.
The reception given at Cong. church
last Wednesday evening was a success,
and very much enjoyed by the large
number present.
Lumber is being drawn and it is re-
ported that the Catholics contemplate
building a house for the priest on the
Cassidy lot near their church.
The weather thus far in March has
been more like April than March and
the sleighing has gone. Some sugar
makers have made a little sugar.
The academy aud graded schools
started up last week with a rather
light attendance, on account of the
prevalence of the mumps in the vii
lage.
Speaking of w~ood-sawing again,
Geo. Robinson sawed two solid cords
of birch logs into 16-inch wood, in 80
minutes, one day recently, for Dea-
con Emerson.
The Montpelier Seminary students
are home for a two weeks vacation.
They report a very prosperous term
of school and a prospect of a very
large spring term.
Geo. Tower was in Cambridge last
week settling off with his lumbermen
who have left the woods on account
of the loss Of shedding. They have
drawn in about 1, 100, 900 feet.
Probably the matter Of politics was
not thought of at March meeting, but
it was a rather curious circumstance
that not a single democrat was elected
to an important town office.
Regular communication of Orleans
Lodge, No. 50 of F. and A. M, Friday
evening, March 16. Work on the M.
III. degree, followed by a banquet. All
masons in good standing are invited
to be present. n
O.. D.. Owen is finishing off a hall in
his block for the use of the G. A. R..
which will be occupied by the Post,
the ReliefsCorps and the Sons OF Vet
erans.7 The hall will be very convent
'ent and suitable for the purposes.