Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-09-17
than during last week.

than during laSu week.
Miss Martha Bean goes to Boston
tomorrow morning to spend a few
weeks before beginning her winter
term of music lessons.
Thanks to o. A. White for a gener-
Gus contribution of apples to the
MONITOR office. We attest to the ex-
cellence of the fruit.
Extra copies of the MONITOR Of to-
day and Sept. "a, which contain an
account OF the fair and the premium
list, can be obtained in this office.
1t was a lovely puppy pet that in
terviewed the ''side show" bear, and
though they've hunted long, as yet,
thep find nor pup, nor hide, nor hair.
Members of the 10th VT. Regt., Vt.
Vols, should remember the reunion
of that regiment at Lyndonville, Sept.
%. The meeting will of much inter-
est.
Remember the entertainment,p prom
enade and box party, tomorrow
night, at the Opera House. General
admission, % cents; children, 10 cts.
Mrs. Susan <. Brown, an old resi-
dent, from Bedford, N. H., sister OF
Helen Kimban, is in town helping care
for Miss Helen, who is confined to her
bed again.
Riley Harris of this town died re-
Gently at his home on the Barton
Landing road. He had long been a
resident in town, and was considered
an honest, Industrious man.
The w. F. NJ S. will give a mission
airy tea at the parlors of M. E. church,
Tuesday, at $50 p. N. Come early and
help on some gifts which are to be
sent to China. All invited.
E. II. Webster, who rented his job
printing Office to P. L. Webster when
he went into the post ofnce, will go
back into the office again this week.
His son, Clarence, will go into the Of
flee to learn the printers trade.
Mrs. Lucretia K. Kendall of Wash
ington, D. c.. and her daughter, Miss
M. Elizabeth Kendall, from Wellesley
college, are in town, boarding at r.
S. Twombly's, and calling on old
friends and relatives. They much en-
Joy the pleasant scenes in this vicini-
ty.
We shall make an extra effort this
year to bring the MONITOR list up to
a prepaid basis, and we ask all those
who are in arrears to be prepared to
their part would help them out and
relieve us of much trouble. This is
mild butt is in earnest. & TfYF f-gR1.
Barton Al horses were pineit"$ at the
fair: SEQ. Je1iness' Tramp Won first
money in the county race, P. j. Plum
kett's ''Gipsey Queen" second money
in same race; F. B. Lang's "Dorcas
Pratt" third money in the 2:27 class
and first money in 2:35 class; E. E.
Robinson's "Happy Coon'' got one Of
the stakes in the 2:4O class; D. D.
Beams "Cobdellah," second money in
2:29 class; H E. Folsem's Captain"
and lC. J. Uford1s 'sFraud," fourth
mo1feys: It is reported that D. D.
Bean has an interest in 'tLittle Bell"
The Arion Concert Co. will give a
free concert at the M. E. church on
Tuesday evening, the object being to
organize music class, and a conven-
ton with concert at the close. The
manager, Mr.. Harrington, is first
class instructor and will establish a
class in vocal music to continue one
week. He has held conventions in
several towns in the county and is
we'll spoken Of by our correspondents
and pastors of churches. Our village
people will do we'll to attend the con-
cert and see what is done and what
Mr.. Harrington proposes to do dur
ing the week. sv
Barton Landing.
Nine persons were baptized at M.
E. church Sept. 10.
Henry Fletcher had his wagon
smashed at the fair.
Rev. J. K. Fuller is on the sick list
and was unable to supply his desk
yesterday.
The event of last week was the
marriage of Miss Mary Croft to Saml.
Prouty of Newport, N. I'll. Congratu-
lations.
1t is reported that the bobbin fac
tory has been rented to party from
Rhode Island who will start it up with
a large gang ofhelp.
Geo. G. Mead W. r. @. will hold a
special meeting, Tuesday, September