Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-09-09

bers of these regiments should KEEP
the fact in mind and attend. These
reunions will not last many years
| longer a
Martin P. Riordon has returned
from Boston and the Beach, where he
has spent several weeks. When he
went away from here in the spring he
intended to hang out an attorneys
sign in Burlington, where he expects
to locate. but he was taken sick with
bilious fever which confined him to
the bed several weeks. OF late he has
been at the seashore and has regain
ed his strength. He intends to go to
Burlington ere long.
County court convened last We'd
nesday, Judge Start presiding Two
cases. Hancock VS.. Clark and Kathern
VS.. Stiles, were tried, both of which
the court brought TO an end by rulings
of his own. The third case is known
as the ebay case" between George
Alger and Lewis Morrill,, which is of
little Importance, but promises to use
up a day or two this week. We shall
give a fuller account of the proceed
ings next week.
The Irasburgh and Barton base ball
teams crossed bats again Saturday.
The Irasburgh team was weakened by
the loss of several of their regular
players. Their pitcher being gone, AL
len entered the box and held the Bar
tons down until the last inning, when
they scored four runs and won the
game. The Irasburgh outfelders
played a fine game. Webster pitched
a very good game for the Bartons.
Score by innings:
1 2 6 Z 50
Barton 0 5 0 o 0 Ill
1t is expected that Hon. T. N Vail
of Lyndon will bring his fine pre-
MUM stock of horses and sheep to the
county fair. He owns the best stock
in the country in the line of Percheron
and French coach horses and of Dor
set and other fine sheep. He has just
taken first premiums at the New York
State fair and at the Bay State fair at
Worcester. His show alone will make
the fair worth attending. Mr.. Wallis
stock will not be shown for premiums
here. His animals will be on exhibit
ton at the ST. Johnsbury fair this
week. 1t is expected that there will
be some fine bicycle races and a game
of base bell between the two best
teams in this part of the State.
The second issue of The. Vermonter,
Charlie S. Forbes new monthly, is at
hand and is better, if possible, than
the first ISSUE It is embellished with
a large number of fine pictures, the
frontispiece being full page engrav-
ing of Gen. o. Howard. The chief ar
ticle, Picturesque Champlain, pre-
pared by the publisher, is of much in
terest. 1t is profusely illustrated, the
pictures showing many of the finest
views around the lake. Considerable
oPdSO 10 S1NOA w ludOtCAO SOhACSLC0
with the late encampment held at
Fairlee, and portraits of most of the
officers and other important person
ages are given. Mr.. Forbes has made
his Termonter fine success SO far.
Barton Landing.
Guy Winslow is home for a short
vacation.
Glenn M. Stafford teaches school in
Westmore.
Harley Trip, son of Rufus Trip,
is quite sick.
Alison Trip and wife have been in
Guildhall the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. B. Shule of So. Bos-
ton are visiting at j. Ell. Browns.
DR.. A. L. Cooper of Newport will
preach at the M. E. church next Sun
day.
The addition to the school house is
nearly completed and will be ready
for the scholars soon.
Charles Hawse has finished work at
mill and has gone to New
port to work.
Mr.. Harris has moved into Mrs.
jones' house.-Nellie Trip has NOV
ed to East Hardwick.
Mr.. Noyes, who has been living in
one of George Ford's tenements, has
moved his family to Newport.
Work on the reservoir has been I'M
der way three weeks. They have
paved the top half over and will ce-
ment all over new. The cost will be