Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-11-18
LOCAL ADVERTISING

shop, rear of the Percival shops. Bring in
,,o,1r work 44-46
Geo. H. Davis is paying 25 cents dozen
for fresh eggs.
Twill sell the best Top Snap Twist Rand
single gun in the market for$ IS. Warrant
ed to shoot just right. G. S. Phillips,
Glover.
Carding season closes Nov. 18th. Store
open all winter. Barton Wooden Mill. 45-47.
No 1928 draws the music cabinet
on exhibition in A. r. Cowles' department
at Barton fair. The holder OF that num-
Der viii please to correspond with Mr..
Cowles at once or call at his store in New
port and get the cabinet. A. r. CoWles.
An experienced nurse win make engage
ments the coming winter. Address POST
office box 70, Glover, VT.
Barton.
Earle Jenness is hunting deer in Maine.
Mrs. Warren Hartwell is stopping in
town.
Nm. Scott has been putting cupola
on his barn.
Mr. and Mrs. E. F. Dutton have return
ed from their fall visit and outing.
The chicken pie supper, given by the
Cong. Ladies' Society, was largely attend
ed.
If farmers and others are not ready for
winter it can not be the fault of the wealth
6r.
MrJenkins will conduct singing schools
at East Burke, Burke Hollow and CRANKY
this winter.
Mrs. Fletcher, sister of Mrs. j. P. Bald
win, who has been in Massachusetts on
visit, came back last week.
School closes next Thursday and the
faculty will attend the teachers meeting
at ST. Johnsbury, Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. Seaver is having a new floor laid
and is nicely fitting up the rooms in his
block, occupied by Mr.. Aldrich and the
town clerks office.
Mrs. Wright's mother, who has been
living with her most of the time since she
resided in this village, has gone to New
port to spend the winter with her son, L.
d. Miles.
Several parties have been here of late
with reference to hiring the new hotel.
They express themselves much pleased
with the building and the situation. No
trade has been completed.
The NJ E. Ladies' Aid Society meets
with Mrs. J. P. Baldwin next Wednesday
afternoon. Cordial invitationsextended-
The Odd Girls are invited to meet with
Mrs. Henry G. Gay, Friday afternoon, Nov.
D.
Mrs. Ida V. Woodbury. will speak in the
interest of the American Missionary Asso-
citation at the Congregational vestry, this,
Monday evening, at Z 80 o'clock. All are
cordially invited to listen to this speaker,
who comes to us highly recommended.
The electricians, having completed the
stringing of the main line of wires are
completing the wiring and hanging the
transformers and other apparatus in the
village. This work will be done in few
days, when they will resume the house
wiring business.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Owen have return
ed from their visit to Bennington, where
they went to see Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bickford, whom they find very pleasantly
situated. They also saw E. E.Rawson and
family, former residents of this place. Mr..
Rawson is doing good business as an OPP
t1cian.
Unclaimed letters in Barton post-office,
Nov. 18th: Adam & Bacon, Willis Austin,
Miss Clara Austin, Mrs. c. f. Dewey, Miss
Ethel Farror, Carlos. d. Gilbert, Israel f.
Jewett, W.P. Kaiser, Mrs. Charlotte Lathe,
L. Mitchell, James Moran & Co., j. l.. Ma
son, A. S. Smith, Walter Scott, Miss Nina
Stewart, Geo. Simpson (2), Henry Watts,
A. NJ. Wright (6).
The special meetings held at the M. E.