Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1896-08-31

most unanSWeraDle al uliiSHIs Tor SCUM
money from John Young, Esq, of New
mort which has been heard during the
camnaign. Mr.. Young showed what the
coinage laws had been since the founda-
ton of the government, and showed what
had been their effect on silver and gold,
and on the business OF the country! The
VILLAGE band which has been a help to all
the rallies was present and did some very
creditable playing. The Barton Landing
glee club was present and sang several
popular campaign songs, much to the
pleasure of the audience.
The democrats held a political rally at
Opera House on Wednesday evening last
and were addressed by Mayor Browne of
Rutland The hall was pretty well filed,
a large number of ladies being present.
Martin Riordan, Esq. presided and open
ed the meeting with short and well
worded address. He facetiously remarked
that he was pleased to see SO large a num-
Der of Republicans present, about 16 to 1.
Mr.. Browne is pleasant speaker and his
treatment of his subject was ingenious
and good from the silver standpoint He
made, in our Judgment, better argument
in the line of convincing a doubtful
voter than Fred Williams of Mass. made
at Newport. He disclaimed any attempt
on the part of the democracy to force re-
pudiation or to do any acts Of dishonesty.
He complimented the democratic nomi-
nee for governor, Mr.. Jackson, and pre-
dicted that he would never be candidate
for governor again. His address appeared
to be very well received by the democrats
present.
Barton Landing.
The schools, which were postponed a
week, will begin Sept. Z.
Mr. Turnbull has in a new engine for
power at the creamery.
Regular meeting of the hose company
this week Tuesday evening.
Fred and Ethel Guild visited relatives in
Lancaster, N. H., last week.
Mrs. Stella Graves and son Of Maiden,
Mass, are the guests of j. II. Brown.
Bert Ordway, who has been spending
his vacation here has gone to Boston.
An interesting missionary meeting was
held at the NJ. E. church Sunday evening.
Henry F. Brown has been spending
of two weeks in Lyndonville and
Lebanon with friends.
Rev. B. F. Rowland and family will
start Tuesday for Freeport, Ohio, for
of few weeks.
Voters desiring to go to the polls at the
village, Tuesday, can take the. freight
train in the forenoon at II O'Clock.
E. L. Chandler began work last week on
the basement of his new mill. It is situat-
ed eastio the track opposite the freight
depot efflF 93aJ k9nJ Wou 019hW
Arrangements have been made by which
this place now receives daily mail from
Boston on the 80 express in the after
noon. 0G
The Bobbin Co. have their stock worked
out and will close up until winter h Mr..
Foster goes to Evansville to work out the
bobbin stock there.
Rev. Gillette of Westmore preached at
,he Cong. church on Sunday in exchange
with Rev. j. K. Fuller, who, with his fam
ly is camping atrWilloughby,4 rsfsn sW |
j. w. Fletcher ihasvopened his harness
shop again, and is prepared to attend to
Ill work in his line. He has an order for
g harnesses for c.. S. Skinner.
Mrs. Stella (Hadlock) Graves, formerly
teacher here, is visiting at J. Fl. Browns.
Miss Clara Austin is visiting friends in
raftsbury.-Burton Jones of Island Pond
listed friends here last week.
We hear that the man who has been
in Willoughby river for gold
has met with that success which encour-
lges him to continue his work Possibly
he discovery of gold here may help to
olve the vexed gold and silver question.
Miss Ida K. Kinds of New York will
rive a recital in the Cong. church, Wed.
Sept. 2. The instruction and en-
given by Miss Kinds at the
Barton Summer School have been very
popular and all will be pleased to hear her
gain in this place.
There was republican rally held in the
lotel hall last Friday evening. The Iras-
,urgh and Barton bands were in attend
nee and about one hundred people from
Barton village. A beautiful Mckinley and |
Hobart flag was raised in front of the |
lotel. The Barton Landing quartette |
endered several campaign songs, which |
arried the house by storm. The hall was
ull, there being about 600 present. w. w.
lilies spoke first and made an eloquent |
ppeal to the people to come out Tuesday /
nd help to swell the republican majority.
Hon. o. V. Towsley of Minnesota then
poke combining himself largely to the sill
er issue. He showed that the money in /
REGULATION does not depend on theamount /
n the country but on the business done.
The country has done all it can for the sill
er owners. If Bryan should be elected
We should not need to wait till congress
ould be convened to go on to a silver
,asis, just let the gold reserve fund be