Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-05-25
LOCAL ADVERTISING.

station every Tuesday to buy calves. Will
pay highest cash price.
When buying Carriages see that you get
long axle arm with sand box that keeps
the dirt out. None perfect but Chas. j.
Ufford & Sons. Look them over and see
the price. II
The I've in soap rots clothes; use less I've
by using less soap. Do both by using
Harmless.
Geo. H Davis will sell Gents and Boys
Clothing for the next thirty days at as
tonishingly low prices. Call and see what
those prices are. They may surprise you.
VIII Martin recently lost pair of eye
glasses which somebody picked up and
placed on the letter box near the M. =.
parsonage Later, they were taken away
by some person. Mr.. Martin will be pleas
ed to receive them.
The I've in soap rots clot hes; use less I've
by using less soap. Do both by using
Harmless.
TEETH ExTRACTED.-Dr. Stevens, dent
ist of Bradford, the leading tooth extract
or of Vermont, who has extracted teeth Tor
over 500 people at Barton by the aid Of the
Electric Vibrator, we are glad to learn, viii
be at Hotel Barton, Barton, again Friday,
May 20, and at Newport May %. Do not
miss this opportunity Everybody, sick or
well, with heart disease or lung troubles,
can have any number Of teeth extracted
without the least danger; no bad effects or
sore mouths. Have your teeth out and en-
Joy better health.
Use less soad-better for clothes.
Children's bonnets and trimmed hats
from 80 cents to S1.15, this week, at E. L.
Barstow's, Ovens Block.
WANTED capable girl to do general
homework. Good wages paid. Apply at
once to Mrs. L. P. Case, Barton. 21-22
s. Lewis Bros, who succeed Merton Lewis
in the milk business, will deliver both
milk and sweet cream in quantities desired.
Barton.
M. E. Ladies' Aid at vestry parlors We'd
nesday afternoon with work K.
Col. FL. c. Cutler is grading, turing and
otherwise improving his grounds.
ID. Bean is getting the timber and
lumber in readiness for his new house.
J.B. Freeman has put up a barn and
storehouse building adjoining his other
barns.
Mrs. Jewell, who went to Washington
to care for Mrs. Pillsbury, has returned
home.
The weather is cool, pleasant and dry,
favorable for business, but not for grow
ing crops.
Geo. Ewing, who has been afflicted for
some time with rheumatism, is able to be
out again.
A picked team from the village defeated
the academy nine last Wednesday after
noon. Score, % to 20. h
There was a promenade and dance at
Sewers Opera Hall, Wednesday. evening.
About 20 couples were present.
There will be promenade at the Opera
Hall next Saturday evening for the benefit
of the Barton Cornet Band.
The Peak Sisters of Barton will give
their entertainment at the church in West
more next Tuesday eve, May 26.
j. G. Hadley has purchased of J. B. Lyon
of Barton two lots at Willoughby on
which he intends building cottages.
There is to be dedication of the new
Masonic Hall, Crescent Lodge, No. 66, Lyn-
donville, next wednesday afternoon and
evening.
The north mail train broke down Friday
morning above Newport, causing delay
of the south mail of about two hours.
Mr.. Elliott has been in No. Woodstock,
NH, of late getting his big summer house,
ssThe Deer Park in readiness for summer
guests.
Mr.. Pratt, the pastor engaged by the
Cong. church, is expected to be present on
the first Sunday in June to commence his
labors.
Mr.. Beckwith, the Metallene Shoe man,
has rented the Cong. parsonage for one
year and his fathers family will move here
from Burke soon.
Some of the young people of this village
gave Roy Skinner of West Glover sur
prise party Friday evening. A pleasant
time was reported.
One day last week, a gentleman while
driving on the river road near the Hum
phrey farm, was thrown down the embank-
ment, breaking one leg and bruising him
otherwise.
Henry Gay is having convenient build
ing put up just east of the Murkland ma
chine shop, where he will carry on busl-
ness in wool carding and wooden goods as
heretofore.
AT the caucus recently held by the dem
ocrats. E. H. Lothrop and M. P. Rlordan
were chosen delegates to the State and II.
ID f--ol- o,a z ID Robinson To the district
convention.
A CARD.-We wish to expresseour thanks FL
to our many friends, who have So Enuiys
and generously shown their sympathy TO
us IN our misfortune.
~ 81 A. SMITH AND FAMILY.