Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-01-20
LOCAL ADVERTISING.


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We shall run no advertisement among loca
items. Cash must accompany the order. Nc
charge UitL be made of less Than forty cents.
Money wanted of those to whom have
trusted out my goods. If I have favored
you, will you help me by paying account:
w. c.. TWOmbly. Barton Landing. "a
For SALE CHEAP.-A four year old Jer-
sey COW. Has given milk four months
J. w. Howard, Barton.
10 quarters of fresh beef for sale cheap
at o. D. Ovens.
Barton.
A bright, balmy winter day, but when
will the snow for shedding come?
The W. c. T. Q. viii meet with Mrs. M.
F. Prime on Tuesday afternoon at 8
o'clock. p .-1 80
Curtis G. Mooney and wife have been here
from Wheelock, to visit their son, Charles
Mooney, who is working on the new no.
tel.
1t is reported that the power plant at
Clyde Falls is about ready to shower this
place and Island Pond with electric fire.
Let it come.
C.F.Percival has put large chime whis
tie on his steam boiler and the town is
treated to eight or ten sorts of harmonies
two or three times day.
The 'sPeak Sisters" entertainment at the
Cong. church, and the ssPheto Social" at
M. e.. church were both well patronized
and were pleasant gatherings.
Remember the lecture of Prof John De-
Motto at Opera Hall on Friday evening of
this week. 1t is expected to be one of the
very best lecture entertainments ever Civ
en- here.
Take the word of the MONITOR for it the
New York Weekly Press, which is dubbed
paper, cheap as dirt. Send in your money
and get it.
Charles Gilman has purchased lot in
the o. d. Owen hamlet and is making
preparations to build house in the spring.
Mr.. Owen will put up another house next
season. His lots nearly all disposed of.
Mrs. Amy Dow of Chicago is here on
father, Mr.. Samuel Nelson, who fractured
cal condition for some days, but is more
comfortable at this writing.
Those who are violating the bylaws of
this village by sliding in the streets and
on the sidewalks; and those who are put
ting ashes and other filth in the streets are
notified that they must stop these practices
or the law will be enforced. TRUSTEES.
L, CT
Tuesday night, paid Prof. Denote, who is
to lecture, here on the evening of Jan. "a,
the high compliment of being the finest
lecturer in America. If he is the equal of
Dr.Conwen his lecture will be worth going
many miles to hear.
Mr.. Gonzenbach, electrician, has been
called to North Troy twice since they start
ed up their electric lighting to remedy
some defects in the dynamo and wiring.
There was no serious trouble, except in
the experience and knowledge of those
who are attempting to run the plant.
Word is received of the death of F. w.
Young of Newport, brother of Mrs. E. w.
Barron of this village, which occurred Sat-
urday, after very brief illness with pneu-
monia. He was a man much esteemed in
his community and was prominent Ma
son. Several members of that fraternity in
this place will attend his funeral this after
noon.
Sometime since, man by the name of
A. J. Boulay came here from Canada and
set up as a tailor in rooms in the Seaver
block. He recently skipped out, leaving
his board bill at Cheney's hotel unpaid,
and is supposed to have stolen considera-
BILE money from Dwight Cheney. He
probably rhturned to his native haunts in
the Dominion.
The lecture given last Tuesday evening
at Opera Hall by Russell Conweu drew out
at least six hundred people and filled the
hall literally full. To say that the lecture
was good does not express it. Mr.. Con-
well spoke an hour and half and there
was not dry or dull place in the whole.