Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-07-27
LOCAL ADVERTISING.

shows and other entertainments will be pub
hshed under this head for taoo cents a Word
We shall run no advertisement among local
items Cash must accompany the oroer. NO
ehurqe 1UiLL be made of less Than forty cents
Cd. Owen will pay cabh for maple SUI
gar.
N NJ Scott will pay highest cash price
for fifty tons maple sugar. Bring it in
any day. tt.
Highest market prices paid for good, fat
hogs, every other Saturday afternoon,
commencing July eleventh. at Barton
Landing; also good calves and lambs ev-
cry Tuesday forenoon. Inquire of w. G.
TwombIy. S. E. Winslow.
Losr.-In Irasburg, July II, a Pug Dog,
answering to the name of Prinny, had on
collar with sc. w. RUSSELL marked on it.
Anypnereturning him to ftheowper will
: espitahly reNar ded J; gGeo.iW; Russell. Z
Mild, heavy bodied, durable. That's
why Harmless washes more clothes and
DON'T rot them
will be at Barton depot Thursday p. NJ.
and Friday a. m. to take in maple sugar at
the highest cash price. R. M. Cowles. 1t
NV rooms are open for business. E. t.
Wilson.
Mild, heavy-bodied, durable. That's
why Harmless washes more clothes and
don't rot them. +, e7-l 3;ars + 17,ss5s5ft s
Barton. o2a 7o sE5ai e5n1s 2l23
Warren Hartwell is spending this week
in West Burke.
H. A. Glazier is working at present for
Bean & Winslow.
Chas Wiggin has secured position in
store in Sheldon.
Mrs. Warren Simpson has been visiting
friends in Marshfield.
Fred Drown has moved into a mouse
owned by the Peerless Co.
Master Frank Bean has been stopping in
West Glover for a couple of weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.W. Cutting are spend
ing few days in their old home in n. III.
The B. and M. track is being raised,
which will help the grade near the depot.
E. G. Elliott and family are taking their
summer outing at Parker pond in Glover.
The Morrisville camp-meeting will COM
mence Aug. 10 and hold over the next Sab
bath.
SOm6DOOy T0QdTkS JudI bu0
School girls are prettier this year than
usual.
The village trustees have bought a car
load of sewer pipe which will be laid this
season.
Geo. c. Barnes has been in Bloomington
of late, and intends visiting south of here
this week, taking his summer vacation.
Mr.. Hastings and daughter of Kansas
stopped at Hotel Barton Friday night, on
their way to visit Tom Hastings of Glover.
DR.. G. F. Morse of Montpelier, recent
graduate of Burlington Medical College,
was in town last week, guest of w. L.
Jacobs.
The Stanstead Journal has shown mark
ed improvements in several lines since it's
recent change in makeup. Success to our
neighbor.
The number of summer and transient
guests at the new hotel is such that they
are compelled to furnish and occupy the
attic rooms.
Mrs. P. S. Hitchcock has been constitut-
ed a life member of the Woman's Home
Missionary Union of Vermont by the la
dies of that society.
By an unfortunate slip of the pen the
MONITOR stated that Mr.. Hazen Kimban
and family were in town. We intended to
say Austin Kimban
Vermont Populists hold their State con-
vention at Montpelier Sept. 28.-Lamoille
County Fair will be held Sept. %, q, "a, at
Morrisville fair ground.
The next meeting of the Odd Girls will
be held at NJ E. church next Wednesday
afternoon, July 90. It is very desirable
that the members all be present.
E. B. Cheney, who has been in Rhode
Island for the last few years, is home on
short vacation visit. He represents that
business in that State is very dull