Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-06-11

Kendall of West Newport has also
been a guest at Mr.. Webster's.
The unfortunate man who had his
back broken by the falling of an
earth bank last fall is improving con-
siderably. He is at the town farm.
Some of that March weather that
got misplaced is making its appear
ance. 1t has been warmed up little,
but is very chilly and somewhat
frosty.
Mrs. o. D. Owen and the Misses
Joslyn have been doing considerable
work in the line of putting out flower
beds and plants, Mr.. Allchurch doing
the work.
There will be an adjourned village
meeting at the school house hall on
Wednesday evening, to hear a report
of the committee on the matter OF
the Ezra Martin road grade business.
The village trustees have put most
of the sidewalks in the village in good
condition. The experiment of using
coal ashes in some localities proves.
failure and the material has been re-
moved.
ChaNes T. Walter has been indicted
by the Caledonia county grand jury
for forging notes amounting to over
5000. It is not known whether he
will be tried at the present term of
court or not
Fred Comstock has started in on his
butchering and meat business with
good outfit. This public will be we'll
served by we'll filed meat carts, and
will look for some competition which
will make meat as low as other pro-
visions and as the times demand.
The entertainments given by D. M.
Bristol with his horses and ponies was
a very interesting exhibition. The
feats performed, the intelligence man
ifested and the obedience of the ami
mails was wonderful. A sight of the
animals was almost worth the admis
sion fee.
wing OCOh IIdOO OC
cause the night Air Line train did not
stop at this point, the r. R. managers
announce that when the summer
schedule time is made, few weeks
later, the train will be stopped for
passengers on all connecting lines Of
railroads.
E. H. Webster finds that the letter
copying book, which he is advertising
in this paper, is thing that almost
every business man has been looking
for, viz, a cheap, handy and simples
book that does the work satisfactory
ly. He has sold a large number of
them in this village.
Rev. Lewis and several others from
this village attended the grove meet
ings held at Evansville last week, and
report quite successful meetings. The
weather proved unfavorable and the
attendance was not what had been
hoped. The interest increased to the
end and several conversions resulted.
The school trustees are preparing
to build an additional story on to the
ell of the school house, to give larg-
er accommodations for the school.
They will also repair the roof Of the
building. Pity a good Mansard roof
could not be put on, making large
and pleasant hall of that story and
much better looking building.
The Democratic voters in the town
of Barton are requested to meet in
caucus at the American House in
Barton, on Saturday, June 16, at
O'Clock D. m. to choose delegates and
to the Democratic State
Convention to be held at Burlington,
June 20, 1894.
Pen, Order ToaUn Com.
The newspaper is often found fault
with because some matter Of interest
to somebody fails to appear in the pa
per- The editor and his correspond
ents- bright as they may behave
no means of seeing or knowing every
thing. II people, who have items they
would like to see in the paper, will
take the pains to inform the paper
they will confer favor.
The Republicans in the town of
Barton, who are legal voters, are re-
quested to meet at Sewers Opera
Hall on Saturday June Is, at 7:3O
o'clock p. N. for the purpose of elect
ing the requisite number Of delegates
and alternates to attend the Republi-
can District and State Conventions to
be holden at White River Junction and
on June 1920, 1894.
Per Order Town Com.
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