Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-07-23

chine. The ring of the neck-yoke
slipped down the pole and let the
machine on to the horse.
The Corinna Club, assisted by Mrs
FL. E. Colby, Mr.. Charles G. Baldwin
and the Crescent Quartet will give
the entertainment they have in pre-
paration Friday evening, July 81.
For further particulars see bills.
Read the modest ad. of the Derby
school. This academy claims and de-
serves attention and ought to receive
large number of students from this
county. The board and the faculty
do the most possible for the school.
Mr.. Ned Hubbard of Cincinnati, O.,
is in this vicinity visiting old friends.
He was Glover boy who struck out
from home in his teens to make a good
mark in business in the west. He
was in the western army and marched
with Sherman to the sea.
M NJ Whitney OF this village has
been manufacturing milking stool,
with an attachment which is claimed
to do great things for the patience
and morals of the mixer, for the
cleanliness Of the milk and the de-
Tense of the cow from the boot of the
milk man. It has an ingenious con-
trivance for holding the switch.
The Republicans in the town of
Barton, who are legal voters, are re-
Quested to meet at Seavers Opera
Hall on Saturday, July 28th, at p. N.
for the purpose of electing the re-
quisite number of Delegates and AL
ternates to attend the Republican
County Convention to be held at
Barton, August 1st 1894.
Per order Of IOaUn Com.
We are sorry to hear that VIM.
Park who ran the Crystal Lake House
the last two years, has left quite
large number of debts unpaid. 1t
has been reported that he was about
to join an enterprise with Mr.. Brown
ell, spool machine inventor, in the
making of an improved spool ma
meet his bills here. Mr.. Park was a
very gentlemanly landlord and ran
good house. His custom, evidently,
did not meet his expenses.
Herbert and George Bickford, sons
Of Mrs. j. Owen, are here on short
vacation, visiting their sister, Mrs.
Gale, and other friends. Mrs. Gale
remains about as heretofore. Mr..
Herbert Bickford is employed by the
great New York law firm, Evarts,
Choate, lBeemanr& Cleveland, and has i
had His salary Increased once since |
his start with the firm. Mr.. George
Bickford is employed by prominent
book publishing concern in New York
at large salary. His field is New
York state.
Some Of the officers of the Caledonia
County Fair Association were in town
Saturday helping to make arrange
ments with the officers of the Orleans
Go. FAIR Ground Go: to have the fairs |
on different weeks. This ought to be
done, inasmuch as both can be put
in previous to Sept. 21st. There are
so many in both counties who wish to
visit each fair that the opportunity
ought to be given. The time set for
the fair in this county is Sept. Hip
13, same as at st. Johnsbury, and I'M
less arrangement is made for the |
at once it will be held on those |
days.
The Summer School is to be with us
for the next two weeks and the out
ook is that there is to be a large at
tendance. Miss. Blaisdel, Mr.. Day,
Mr.. Hall and Mr.. Stone are the in
stronger force could be desired. This
Monday evening there will be a re-
,eption at the Hall for the mutual
Of the attendants. Tues
lay evening there will be an address
oy Mr.. Hall upon the subject 'Self
These gatherings will
oe at 1918 p. M, and the towns peo-
Die are cordially invited to attend.
Gov. Fuller was expected to be pres
mt to give the first address but was
detained. However it is
loped that he may come later in the
ession.
The excursion to Lake Memphre-
nagog last Friday from this place was
airly large, the good hay weather
md extreme heat interfering some
What with larger attendance. The
,arty took steamer Lady Of the Lake
It Newport and landed at the Noun
ain House for picnic dinner, and an
scent OF the mountain, for such as
.oul6 make If Eiohteen including