Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1895-12-23
LOCAL ADVERTISING.

LOCAL ADVERTISING
Advertisements and notices, as promenades,
shows and other entertainments Will be pub
lished under this head for t1co cents word
for first insertion, one cent ora thereafter;
We shall run no advertisement among local
items Cash must accompany the order. No
charge ,ojLE be made of less Than forty cents
Geo. H. Davis is paying % cents dozen
for fresh eggs.
Nice Oak Pork Barrels for sale at o. D..
Ovens.
For SALE-A good and well upholster-
ed Portland style sleigh, also a good robe,
both nearly new. Inquire of J. J.Hill, Bar
ton. u
WANTED Hay, pork or cash in ex-
change for furniture. CS. Phillips, Glover.
A fine line of Holiday Goods, this week,
at Misses Foster & Partridge's, Glover.
For SALE.-Three cows, two heifers, two
Young horses and few nice sheep. Will
sell few tons of nice hay. Inquire of H.
Z. Lyon, Westmore.
1T PAYS TO GET THE BEsT.-Just because
/ have the best blacksmith in the State, my
carriage shop and yard are full of old and
new work S. II. Leonard, Barton.
some person WduGIHS d AOISo 1O1 LIZ hU
work or driving through the winter, will
do well to inquire of J. H. Bartlett, Barton
Landing.
The Shepard family, who make periodi-
cal visits here, are billed to give concert
at Seacer's Opera Hall on Wednesday ev
ening of this week. Their concerts are
always much enjoyed. Among the things
of special interest at this time, is the per-
Torrance of a child four years of age.
There will be the regular band concert and
playing on the cello, violin and other at
fractions. Reserved seats at Pierces.
PHoToGRAPHs.-Havi my Photograph
Studio in the I'll i. Seaver block completed,
am ready to make photographs at reason
able prices, and hope to receive a share of
the patronage. L. Ell. Glover, Barton.
Barton.
Mr. and Mrs. Burgin from Washington,
parents of Mrs. Melvin Drown, visit
ing her.
Christmas exercises at the M. E. and
Cong. churches on Tuesday evening. The
exercises viii be of much interest.
The belated buyers of Christmas goods
left in the hands of the merchants.
Those who visited III. 7. Seaver's
ssWorld's Fair were surprised at the
amount, variety and beauty of his display.
1t is expected that Rev. n. NJ. Pratt, who
has been connected with Bethany church,
New York City, for the past two and half
years, will preach a candidate al the
Congregational church, Dec. % and Jan. 5.
The favorable weather of last week was
used by the men at Clyde Falls to excel
lent advantage The penstock is more than
half done, and the bulkhead gate, about
which so much has been said, has been put ]
in.
Will Heath has moved from his quarters
on the west side of the Seaver block to
rooms in the second story, near Opera
Hall entrance. He will have good suite |
of rooms and will be where he can easily |
be found
After the winter weather of two or three |
weeks, the warm breezes of the south got |
hold, and several days of last week were as
warm as early November. The hard froz |
en- ground was thawed out sufficiently to |
make the roads disagreeably muddy.
To the patrons of the Monitor we will |
say that we will furnish club papers as
usual. We have some very low prices to
offer on weeklies. See our combination
offer, published in another column. Our
agents will visit post-offices as announced
in the different towns.
Ex-Gov. c. s. Page of Hyde Park has
got out his calendar for 1896 and it is the
largest and best we have seen. Like the
Governors business it is large affair and
one that is of much value. Until the sup
ply is exhausted those desiring it can have
it by sending six cents for it.
FROM THE NORTH PART OF THE TOWN
Clarence Maxfield has hired Elmer Leon
ards house and is moving there.-A. D.
Mathews has let his farm to Mr.. Crawford
of Coventry and he has taken possession
Bert Leland's baby has been quite sick
with cankerrash, but is better now.
VIM. L. Barrows was in town last week,
selling the Home Guard Fire Extinguish
er, which is manufactured at Beebe Plain.
This proves a very efficient thing in
putting out fires in their start. It ought
to be in the hands of every owner of build
ings. Mr.. Barrows owns the exclusive
right to control the same in this State.
We are pleased to learn that Rev. c. P.
Taplin, reported recently as being dead, is
still alive. We got our information from
some of the State exchanges, and we sup
posed it correct, knowing that he had
charge where the labors might kill an or
binary man. Mr.. Taplin will learn that