Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-12-21
LOCAL. ADVERTISING.

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LOCAL ADVERTISING
Advertisements and notices, as promenades,
shows and other entertainments will be pub,
Iished under this head for tt0o cents WORD
for first insertion, one cent WORD theredICer,
We shall run no advertisement among local
items. Cash must accompany the order. No
charge 11iL be made of less Than forty CENTS
To MERCHANTS AND DEALERS Send
US YOUR mail orders for crackers and save
yourselves money and get one OF the best
crackers on the market. I. A. White q
Co., MorrisvilIe, VT
A lot of Meat Barrels for sale at o. D.
OWENS.
Millinery regardless of cost the next
two weeks, to make room for Christmas,
at E. L. Barstow's, Ovens block, up stairs.
I have moved out of Owens block and
am now working at my trade in Phillips
block, one door north of n. M. Scott's
store TT w PhilIips. Barton. o51
Ta'-e your beef hides to the Peoples
Store. Barton Landing, and get the high
est ~ n Drice. s. G. .KimbaII. o51
Geo. H. Davis will display, this week, the
largest variety of Handkerkchiefs for
Christmas trade that has ever been shown
by any one merchant in northern Vermont.
No better present for Christmas than
your photograph, and no better photo
graph than what we are making, H. w.
Rich.
A lot Of secondhand paFlor heating
stoves for sale cheap. Barton Hotel Co.
Call on Geo. II. Davis.
As DR.. Bailey of East Craftsbury is go
ing to Texas soon, he requests all owing
him on book account to call ond settle on
or before Jan. LIST.
The Dist. meeting of the Order of the
EasOern Star will be held with Orient
Chapter, No. IS, Jan. 5. Cordial invitation
extended to all members of the order. o52
Barton.
Erwin Pearson has the measles. ~
A ). Drew has taken trip to New
York -H95jjm 3Gunn9 2df hg7 .Gfaq
Az the stores will be open each evening
this eek.
Tho next meeting of the Round Table
has been postponed one week.
Wilson Dubois of No. Troy is studying
law in the Office of w. w. Miles.
Regular meeting of Orient Chapter, No.
Is, o. E. s. Friday evening, Dec. %.
Mrs. Maud (AIurkland) Turner of Bos-
ton Is nome on account of i'll health.
There was a larger attendance at the
high school last week than ever before. e
Albert Cummings OF Montpelier paid
the MONITOR Office a visit this morn
ing.
Call at Fred Browning's and see the
ladies' cloaks and jackets which he is ex-
hibiting.
There will be Christmas exercises at the
Cong. and Nj. E. churches Thursday
evening.
A Christmas Jubilee and tree at M. E.
church Thursday levening at 1880 sharp.
Bring presents early.
Chauncey w. Brownell, Secretary of
State, made the MONITOR Office pleasant
call one DAY last week.
H. r. Cutler and o. H. Mossman ire
turned last week from their hunting trip
in Maine, bringing two fine deer.
The Christian Endeavor and Epworth
League societies held an interesting union
service at the town farm yesterday after
noon.
If the seIady subscriber TO the MONITOR"
wishes to have her article published she
must give US her name, as we cannot pub
Iish anonymous letters.
TIL --asons gave banquet last Friday
evening, which was attended by quite
number of Masons from the surrounding
towns. A pleasant time was enjoyed by
all.
Geo. Tower has moved from the Geo. II
Blake tenement to his new home in he
Tower Block. Mrs. James Boswell viii
move in where Mr.. Towers people moved
out.
The Percival Manufacturing Co., who
recently hired the old depot store build
ing, are putting in a steam heating APP
paratus and getting it in readiness for oc-
cupancy.
Mr.. Rich, who has been in company
with Mr. Wilson in the photo rooms, ex-
poets to go away soon. He has had good
business while here and is a first-class
picture taker.
Mrs. Charles Cheney and her son
Dwight, who are running the upper hotel,
have made quite renovation in the con-
dition of things up there and the house is
ina very respectable and quiet condition.
Geo. w. Bridgman and wife from Hard