Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-02-04


of Ellen M. (Baxter) French, daugh-
ter of the late Harry Baxter of this
place.
Regular meeting Of Quimby Post,
Wednesday, Feb. g., at p. M. There
will be a social in the evening, at 80,
at which time report of the encamp-
ment meeting at Brattleboro will be
given.
We call attention to advertisement
on page 1st of Webster's New Intarna-
tional Dictionary, the Standard Die
tionary of the World, recommend
ed by business men, also school
superintendent and college profess
ors everywhere.
Bills and advertisements are out for
the sale of the Charles T.Nelson farm,
together with all the personal prop
erty-a large amount - at auction.
Feb. 18th. This is one of the best and
most productive farms in this locality.
See ad and bills and remember the
date.
of S. @. Currier, who is now in Chica
go, fitting herself for a teacher of mu
sic, is studying with and taking les
sons of the best talent in the city.
She expects to be at home in season
to form class here for the summer,
when she will give her pupils the ben
eft of her instruction.
The next entertainment in the lee
ture course will be given by the Unity
Company, on Monday evening of
next week. The company consists
of five persons: Chas. T. Grilley, hui
morist and dialect reader; Walter S.
Cotton, violinist; Miss Alice Girar-
deau, reciter; Miss Maud L. Reese,
soprano; Miss Jessie Mabelle Downer,
pianist. They give piece per
haps it may be called entitled
breaking the home Ties" The COM
pliments bestowed on each artist in
dictate that the entertainment will be
exceedingly entertaining.
Barton Landing.
Mrs. H.F. Jones, who has been quite
sick, is better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woods are visiting at
her fathers, E. G. Stevens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hall are visit
ing relatives in Caledonia county.
James Turnbull has gone to Bur-
lington to attend the dairy school.
Frank Moulton will move his har-
ness shop into VIC. Twombly's block.
We have a champion "shot'' here,
who killed three rabbits and his dog
in three hours.
Joslyn & Collins are charging their
salesroom by taking in the room va
Gated by Geo. Ford.
Quite a number from here will at
tend the county musical convention
at Newport this week.
The Spool Co. will put in carload
of machines next week. They take in
six more hands oday.
S. E. Winslow and D. D. Bean have |
dissolved partnership, Mr.. Winslow
Horace Story has moved from the |
tenement in Mrs. Trips house to |
rooms in Will Sylvester's house.
Miss Anna Brennan has returned |
from Montreal, where she has been in
a hospital for treatment, somewhat
TapIin & Rowell have a new sign
out to help their many inquiring
friends to locate them; it is on the
Did depot building.
Donation and oyster supper at M.
E. church, Friday night, Feb. s. Rev.
P. n. Granger will give his lecture on
Three Years on Whaler."
The fourth lecture of the course will
be given Saturday evening, Feb. 49, by
Rev. John Dewitt Miller upon E'The
Uses of Ugliness." Mr.. miller ranks
the first of lecturers.
H.W. Buchanan has rented his store
md sold the goods to A. D. Beede &
Co., who will take possession at once.
Mr.. Beede lived here when a small
boy, and, as we hear him favorably
we are glad to have him
ocate in business among us.
Word was received last week that
leonard Bartlett, son of the late John
Bartlett, formerly of this town, died
n California recently,o of consumption
IF the stomach. He had two sisters
n Santa Anna, Miss Emma and Mrs.
T. w. T. Kendall. He was held in
high esteem in that place.
The lecture by Rev. J. K. Fuller was
argelv attended. 1t was a resume of